Ink Drawing Techniques for Beginners

Wow! Your art is amazing! I think my favorite technique you do is the white stars you do towards the end of your drawing/painting. It definitely adds a galaxy element to the piece! Amazing. I look forward to learning more about your art!

Great artist and teacher!

Really informative and covered everything I was looking for and more :) thank you!!

About to move onto ink for the first time so thank you for your super helpful content! Seems to act similar to watercolour when mixed with water so excited to play around with that!

Great….but first I must learn to draw cause I cannot.

What ink do you recommend? I wanna get into inking this way other than with just pens

I just saw the Bobby Chiu interview. I've been drawing with ink for awhile but stumped on how to take it to the next level. I will have to give these techniques a try!

My jaw dropped every time you showed your finished pieces. I’d love to have one piece of those framed in my home

this is an excellent video. perfect length too

I recently started Inktober but i went in blindly; i saw a video using colored ink, but i only had black drawing ink and dip pens with metal tips you can change the size. So far so good, I also incorporated watercolor brush pens in every canvas i have. This video of yours will come in handy in my next drafts. Subscribed 😁

Oh my dear Glob! you have no idea how important these tips are! thank you so much! You are the best I swear!

usinh ink should i go from light to dark when doing full pieces or dark to light?

One of my art teachers showed your tutorial and it was really helpful. Thank you 😊

Sorry if by any chance you talked about this already, if you did, I didn't catch it! Quick question is you could help me... Does alcohol (india) ink stain porcelain/ceramic palette? Or does it wipes away like watercolors? I'm about to buy my first inks and don't want to ruin my watercolor palette!

Thank you so much

Thank you

I came for dealing with watering down my ink but man your art is beautiful

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So cool!

Which kind of paper would you recommend?

thank you thank you, i am newbie and you inpired me.

What paper do you recommend

Awesome info thanks! I'm 100% new, just recieved my first glass quill and have 10 colors to play with, excited to start playing 💜

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Nice tutorial!
No unnecessary talking.
Thank you

the winsor ink you use, is it waterproof or non waterproof? great video!

Excellent video. I use opaque white gouache for highlights at the end of a watercolour painting, just like you've used white ink, which I've never heard of until now.

i absolutely love your work

You need back rounds

You really need to make more videos, pleeeease

You are so talented!!!

Wow, amazing images!!

Thank you the video! Very informative 🙏🏻👍

I'm in art school and I have no fucking idea how to use the medium I'm supposed to use for my homework check

Thank you for sharing! ❤️

This video helped me a lot! Exactly what I was searching for! Thank you so so much! Very simply explained and I've got new inspiration. The most difficult part for me is to get gray tone of the brush, but practice makes the master, right? ))

Excellent tips and a well-made video. Thank you!

Hey, love the video. Perhaps look at masking fluids for leaving white behind 😁😁 i use a masking pen to leave small white details

Thank u this is so helpful. Im trying to prepare to do inktober for the first time 💗

You are a wonderful artist, incentive initiated

Fabulous art and thank you so much for the great tips.

YOUR ART IS GORGEOUS!!!!!

Beautiful work.

I love the layering technique a lot. What is ink wash. Thanks

Nice Video. I am a total beginner with no art background. Do you have a video about the different brushes you're using and the brands? Thanks

A bit confused because I was watching Bobby Chiu and he was talking about using thicker lines on the side away from you light source.

Your art work is really cool, I love it.