Cool Brush Pen

macclint's picture

At my local art supply store I recently found the FABER CASTELL Pitt artist Pen. (with the B on the cap and barrel, the thickest one). Archival, waterproof, highly lightfast!

It inks like a very nice brush!! I don't know how long it'll last, but here's something I just inked with it...
(keeping in mind I'm not the world's best inker)
(and the black in the background was done with a different implement)

http://www.wanderingones.com/images/InkedSam.gif

macclint's picture

Cool Brush Pen

At my local art supply store I recently found the FABER CASTELL Pitt artist Pen. (with the B on the cap and barrel, the thickest one). Archival, waterproof, highly lightfast!

It inks like a very nice brush!! I don't know how long it'll last, but here's something I just inked with it...
(keeping in mind I'm not the world's best inker)
(and the black in the background was done with a different implement)

http://www.wanderingones.com/images/InkedSam.gif

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richardf8's picture

Clint,

You're gonna love it! What's more, they're available in colors too!

Also, Copic has some very nice brush-pens out too, but the Pitt offers better saturation (a darker black).

And the Pitts last quite a long time. I've had mine for about a year and it has not run out of ink, although the nib has become too worn for fine work.

stubbs's picture

Another excellent brush pen is the ZIG Scroll & Brush. It is often found with memory book supplies. Although I am not fond of the memory book fad, it has brought some new and pretty versatile art suppies into the market.

Stubbs
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xerexes's picture

That look great Clint! Hmmm, need new pens...

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macclint's picture

Coming back a couple months later, I still love this pen. I've worn out a couple now, so I bought an entire box of them. (As I draw large, I tend to go through more ink).

I've got a couple pages I've done that I'll stack against traditional brush inks any day! (he said modestly)

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