
Amazing...
You can get just about anything over at DickBlick.com, they literally have just about everything (Just about)...Here is a link to the pens:Originally Posted by disneyfan168
http://www.dickblick.com/products/ko...idograph-pens/
http://www.dickblick.com/categories/...FWNM5QodnhjBpQ
Not sure which specific kind he maybe using, but you can look through them on those two pages...They are pretty pricey just more of an fyi, especially since they don't come with ink. Your basically buying a specific pen width and you can then buy the India Black ink on this page:
http://www.dickblick.com/products/ko...aterproof-ink/
Last edited by WDWTigger72; 06-15-2009 at 05:31 PM.
The ink I use is for film/animation cels and I havent been able to find at Dick Blick anymore but you can get it here: http://www.utrechtart.com/dsp_view_p...sID=171612&v=1
You can write on anything with it. The Rapidograph pen I use is # .18 and is one of the finest lines you can get without getting clogging. I will mention when writing lines over paint you have to be very patient and dont push down hard or the paint will come up and clog the pen. I am not endorsing any sites but www.utrechtart.com is great for finding good deals on art supplies if you sign up or buy something as they send coupons a lot. A local Michaels or AC Moore is good for Rapidograph pens but is best if you can get with a %50 off coupon as they jack up the prices on these pens by a lot sometimes. If anyone has any other questions ill be glad to help you.
Although I go way out on the items I useyou can try another pen thats only like $1.99 or so at Michaels etc. They are called Pigma Micron pens, if you want real thin lines use 005. Be careful though because you may smear if you put your hand down onto them. The reason I use the technical pens with ink for film is they dry super fast and dont smudge and look real nice and clean. I also use them for a living so I happen to have them around
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i use Loew-Cornell brushes i think i got at AC Moore. I have a variey of very small to medium. The paints I use are Chromacolour animation cel paints u can only get here i believe - http://www.chromacolour.com/store/cel_paint_ca.htm. If you send them an email they will give u the product #'s for basic colors you can mix to make all colors. yes they are a bit more expensive but I love them. I get 4 oz bottles. sometimes if you've touched the figure a lot or has a lot of pencil on it the paint doesnt always go on real well but after that coat you should do real well. These paints dry super fast, specially if you have a fan near buy or hair dryer. And yes I have both at my drawing deskA man has to look pretty and be cool while drawing
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i use Loew-Cornell brushes i think i got at AC Moore. I have a variey of very small to medium. The paints I use are Chromacolour animation cel paints u can only get here i believe - http://www.chromacolour.com/store/cel_paint_ca.htm. If you send them an email they will give u the product #'s for basic colors you can mix to make all colors. yes they are a bit more expensive but I love them. I get 4 oz bottles. sometimes if you've touched the figure a lot or has a lot of pencil on it the paint doesnt always go on real well but after that coat you should do real well. These paints dry super fast, specially if you have a fan near buy or hair dryer. And yes I have both at my drawing deskA man has to look pretty and be cool while drawing
Oh I also use color pencils for details.
Thanks so much! I am using the regular arcylic paint, but I might get some of the chromacolour ones. I am amazing how great your figures look! I might try sketching it out with that pen like you did cause it turned out great that way. Any tips?i use Loew-Cornell brushes i think i got at AC Moore. I have a variey of very small to medium. The paints I use are Chromacolour animation cel paints u can only get here i believe - http://www.chromacolour.com/store/cel_paint_ca.htm. If you send them an email they will give u the product #'s for basic colors you can mix to make all colors. yes they are a bit more expensive but I love them. I get 4 oz bottles. sometimes if you've touched the figure a lot or has a lot of pencil on it the paint doesnt always go on real well but after that coat you should do real well. These paints dry super fast, specially if you have a fan near buy or hair dryer. And yes I have both at my drawing deskA man has to look pretty and be cool while drawing
Oh I also use color pencils for details.
I haven't use Radiographs since my days in Architecture school (dropped out). It's been 15 years now. Have they made any improvements on the pens? I remember having to soak and clean the tips with solutions when not in use and to make sure not to let the ink dries in the pen or it clogs the pen. I had to be extra careful during cleaning with the pin-like rods to make sure not to bend it or the tip is ruined.
BTW, love the way you use the Radiographs tips as your fingertips. Very Freddy Kruger-ish.
I'm new here and still reading all the pages...I was planning on doing a Stormtrooper one as well. Maybe not now...can i call dibs on Boba Fett? LOL
That's awesome you do art for Lucasfilm, that would be a dream job!
[QUOTE=Kevin_Graham]The ink I use is for film/animation cels and I havent been able to find at Dick Blick anymore but you can get it here: http://www.utrechtart.com/dsp_view_p...sID=171612&v=1
Thanks for this website, I will make sure I add it over in the "Do It Yourself" thread I started...Thanks!
by the way I like your ice cream bar WAY better than the released one. Wish I could collect it. Looks more like the real thing for sure.
I think boo is with the Sully 9".
stuff looks great, cant wait to see more. any photos of the 3" customs?
boo is awesome! omg awesome... I love it love it love it
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