For the watercolor sketching on location class, this week we are to go to a museum and do some pencil-free ink drawings using a watersoluble pen, the Tombow brush pen. I decided to give mine a test drive at home. It was dinner time when I got home from buying the pens, so I wedged in a couple of super-quicky sketches of Da Bear. I’m sure glad I did. The Tombow pen handles much differently than watersoluble ink in a fountain pen. It lays down a lot more ink and when water is added the wash is more intense and harder to control.
Tombow Testdrive
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February 5, 2011
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The brush pen seem to work pretty well! Love the sketch, teddys are such precious little companions. Reminds me of the time when I was a kid =)
Love this! There is something innocent about it, but still a nice comfortable warmth with the golden/brown tones.