Good Inking tools for a poorman?
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Good Inking tools for a poorman?
Howdy! I am the Phantom....err...Soran. Being a poor artist and band student, I wanted to know if anyone could point me to where I can find good inking tools CHEAP. Thanks!^^
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Phantom_Sorano - Posts: 909
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I can buy a brush and some ink for about $3 US at a local outlet. Sharpies are also nice and widely available.
Where are you between cheap and good?
Where are you between cheap and good?
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mechana2015 - Posts: 5025
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(I use simple black gel pens and they work very well. Either those or my wonderful fine-point pens my dad gave me that I have no clue where you would find.)
(So I would recomend just trying a black gel pen (or "gel stick" as my specific ones are called). Goodness knows they're cheap enough, and if you don't like them then no big deal.)
(So I would recomend just trying a black gel pen (or "gel stick" as my specific ones are called). Goodness knows they're cheap enough, and if you don't like them then no big deal.)
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rii namuras - Posts: 502
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I see...my friend uses calligraphy pens...which I really like and want a set, but I don't get out to get any and I'm broke....so, anything along that line?
Jeremiah 29:11-"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord,"plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
"All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players; they have their entrances and their exits and one man in his time plays many parts."-Will Shakespeare
@)}~ carry this rose in your sig, as thanks, to all the CAA Moderators
"All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players; they have their entrances and their exits and one man in his time plays many parts."-Will Shakespeare
@)}~ carry this rose in your sig, as thanks, to all the CAA Moderators
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Phantom_Sorano - Posts: 909
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Hmm, you might try a cartooning pen. They are like felt pens with an elongated tip so you can create tapering or widening lines, similar to a caligraphic pen. Many street caricature artists use them too. I've never shopped for them myself though, so I'm not sure where to look.
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