The Ultimate Stationary Haul: New Brushes, Pens, and More!

TLDRIn this video, Amanda showcases her latest stationary haul, featuring a variety of brush pens and calligraphy supplies. She discusses the differences between the pens and demonstrates their unique features. From water-based dye ink to pigment ink options, Amanda provides insights on which pens work best for lettering and illustration. She also highlights the advantages of using refillable pens and shares her favorite discoveries from the haul. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned artist, this haul offers plenty of inspiration and options for your next creative project.

Key insights

✨The Kuretake ZIG Clean Color Real Brush set is an absolute must-have for watercolor-style calligraphy and illustration.

🎨The Kuretake ZIG Brushables are dual-tipped brush pens that offer a wide range of colors for blending and ombre effects.

🖊️The Kuretake ZIG Cocoitero letter pen is a refillable brush pen with an extra fine tip, perfect for small-scale lettering.

🎑The Kuretake Cambio Tambien Brush Pen emulates traditional Japanese ink calligraphy with its large brush tip.

✒️Experiment with different pens and techniques to find the ones that suit your style and achieve the desired effects in your artwork.

Q&A

What is the difference between water-based dye ink and pigment ink?

—Water-based dye ink is great for creating watercolor-like effects, while pigment ink offers long-lasting and fade-resistant colors.

Can the Kuretake Cocoitero letter pen be used for larger lettering projects?

—The Cocoitero letter pen is better suited for smaller lettering due to its extra fine tip, but it can still be used for larger projects with careful strokes.

Are the Kuretake Cambio Tambien Brush Pens suitable for beginners?

—The Cambio Tambien Brush Pens may require some practice due to their larger brush tip, but they can still be enjoyed and experimented with by beginners.

Can the refillable pens be mixed and matched with different colors?

—Yes, the refillable pens allow for easy swapping of different ink colors, providing versatility and convenience for artists.

Which pen would you recommend for creating shadow effects?

—The Kuretake Fudebiyori Gray pen is excellent for adding shadows and layering colors to achieve desired emphasis.

Timestamped Summary

00:11Amanda introduces her latest stationary haul, featuring a variety of brush pens and calligraphy supplies.

01:32The Kuretake ZIG Clean Color Real Brush set with 90 colors is recommended for watercolor-style calligraphy and illustration.

03:31The Kuretake ZIG Brushables are dual-tipped brush pens that offer a wide range of colors for blending and ombre effects.

09:24The Kuretake ZIG Cocoitero letter pen is refillable and features an extra fine tip, perfect for small-scale lettering projects.

11:28The Kuretake Cambio Tambien Brush Pen emulates traditional Japanese ink calligraphy with its large brush tip.

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