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Creativity => Arts & Crafts Corral => Topic started by: Shaiyeh on February 01, 2020, 04:22:33 AM
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So, while setting up February in my journal, I needed to fill a page with something, so I drew my persona, Shailatte.
(sorry about the dark bits, the paper in the LT1917 book tends to ghost a bit,so last week's spread can be seen through >-< I tried to edit out some of it and the dot grid. sorry!)
There's no real story behind it except the fact that I woke up WAY too early today, and coffee will be the saviour of the day... x__x (as it is every day. *ahem*)
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And here's the video! I do the cover spread (which includes the pony), a monthly overview and the first week of Feb :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGPrVIPefdc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGPrVIPefdc)
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It looks lovely!
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That looks very beautiful and cute and well-drawn.
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Shailatte looks so pretty! And lovely spreads, too :heart:
I bujo but I rarely bother with any art, just some washi tape and stickers to brighten it up a little, otherwise I try to keep it as low-effort as possible. :P May I ask what are the black pens you're using here? Especially the one you use to cover large areas, is it a Tombow pen? Thanks!
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So cute! I love how you did her eyes, they look so delicate.
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Thank you all :lovey:
Griffin - they’re Sakura Pigma brush pens :) I buy them in a set of 3, one really thin brush, one medium (which is the one I use to fill large areas - I would use India ink but it can get a little bit sticky :/) and then a really big one, which tbh is my fav bc it has a reallllly thin point, so you can get great line thickness variation with it.
The reason I just use the medium one to fill areas is because the tip of that one gets fluffy and blunt almost instantly (it’s a felt tip) so it’s pretty useless for lettering and line work. I use tombows for brush lettering :)
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Thank you all :lovey:
Griffin - they’re Sakura Pigma brush pens :) I buy them in a set of 3, one really thin brush, one medium (which is the one I use to fill large areas - I would use India ink but it can get a little bit sticky :/) and then a really big one, which tbh is my fav bc it has a reallllly thin point, so you can get great line thickness variation with it.
The reason I just use the medium one to fill areas is because the tip of that one gets fluffy and blunt almost instantly (it’s a felt tip) so it’s pretty useless for lettering and line work. I use tombows for brush lettering :)
Oh cool, I'll have to keep an eye out! I use Microns but haven't tried these brush pens yet.
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I love microns ^^ do give the brush pens a try if you find them, they’re great imo :)
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Wow, that is gorgeous!
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Thank you! :heart:
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awww i love it, your so talented :D its gorgeous and so me about the coffee thing :lol: