Probably ought to start out with a pencil sketch at first, so that changes can be made ... perhaps a #3 lead. Then use any pen that feels good in the hands. == The above answer is correct, but does not provide enough information. When you are cartooning, you use a pencil. The shapes are simple, but the final "inking" is a separate process. Cartooning involves character development which can be tricky. If you are developing a character, your hand must develop the "feel" of the character in your memory. There is a process for drawing your own cartoon. The strip artists at work today are instantly identifiable by their work. They worked many hours and days to develop their style. While another artist can copy their work, the orgional artists are the ones who can dash out a drawing of their cartoon with no effort. What you need to do is to work your character until it is part of your memory and it comes out the same every time before you consider using pens for your work. The number three lead is excellent for leaving a light line as a guide. These "guide" lines are the "map" for inking. Inking is the process of making the cartoon permanent. It involves tracing the character in pen, getting ready for final publication. Most artists ink their Cartoons only in the final phases of their piece...after all, you can't erase pen! There are several brands of color pens available. Find the one that yeilds the results you want. As the above answerer points out, it must feel good in your hand. Farber makes one that I like, but there are many on the market. Take your time to find your brand. Just like jeans, there is one out there that "fits" you. May your work be fulfilling and fruitful. Take your time to learn your craft, and always look for the materials that best suit you.
One can use pen and ink, pencil, charcoal or pastel to create black and white drawings.
Pen and Ink!!!!! I had this question in my Art Appreciation class so, it's definitely true.
Versamark ink is a clear, thick pigment ink. It is a slow-drying ink that is used in craft projects such as making cards. The ink is available in cube pads or as a pen.
He used paint brushes, oil paint and canvas he also used water colours as well as paint brushes, oil paint and a canvas
no they didnt they wrote with think they dipped the feathers in the ink and used it as a pen sort of :)
the best pens for pointillism are sharp pointed pens like ink pen
it all depends on you in ink pen
One can use pen and ink, pencil, charcoal or pastel to create black and white drawings.
A Cross ink pen is used for the same kinds of things any other ink pen is used for: Write checks, papers, notes, play with the cat.
I have never used a pen and ink. I use a paint brush and a pencil.
The spring in a pen is used to push the ink reservoir forward when the pen is pressed on paper. This action ensures a steady flow of ink onto the paper when writing.
Gravity is what forces an ink pen to work. The ink flows downward due to gravity. In an area without gravity (like space) the pen wouldn't work.
Because it is an Ink pen.
a pen has about 75% ink in it
If a person has ingested the ink of a pen, and the notices the ink in the stools, it is likely the ink is not harmful. If there is concern about the ink ingested, it is best to seek medical care.
Anna Moraitakis Cheokas has written: 'Pen and ink drawings of the historic Windsor, Americus, Georgia'
To preserve and display vintage pen and ink drawings, it is important to store them in acid-free materials, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Use UV-protective glass when framing to prevent fading. Avoid touching the drawings with bare hands to prevent damage from oils and dirt. Display them in a controlled environment to maintain their quality and longevity.