Calligraphy pen?
Hello,
I recently discovered my talent for calligraphy and would like to get my own equipment. What do you recommend?
So brands and types of springs.
Thanks
Hello,
I recently discovered my talent for calligraphy and would like to get my own equipment. What do you recommend?
So brands and types of springs.
Thanks
Does anyone have any ideas for a hunter-themed Advent calendar? DIY
I've looked everywhere for instructions or tutorials on how to adjust the brushes, etc., but somehow it doesn't work. How can I set the lines to be thinner at the beginning and end? I'm also happy to hear other tips on lineart.
As described in the title, I would need a little help drawing perspectives. I'm talking about eye perspectives now, because I really enjoy drawing that, but the proportions aren't always right for me. I really prefer drawing traditionally and try to keep it realistic! LG Anna
Change the proportions of your object according to subjective criteria and create a full-format drawing with interesting line work. What do you mean by interesting linework? I've decided to draw a watering can.
From Lamy there is a triple set of calligraphy springs mounted in cartridge fillers. I think these are 1,2,3mm line width. There are three ink cartridges that have the usual double ink volume “normal” cartridges.
From other manufacturers there are Spring holder and springs for immersion. It’s cheaper, but it’s a bit more difficult to write. On and below these springs it is possible to push ink holders, which hold more ink by capillary forces than the spring not equipped therewith. In order to test your own grinding of springs, these parts are probably better because the springs are not so expensive.
I’ll take this with black ink and I’m very happy. I was also recommended when I was a beginner 🙂
Good luck writing!