How to not dip, the dip pen? How to break the dip pen in? Is the Graphos ink bottle any useful? 

I'm really glad to see it's been useful. Many thanks for your compliment. It's my honor to share my experiences with other artists and will do my best to improve this channel and makeitmorepractical. The one and only suggestion I always do is to keep your art tools clean, and in many cases alcohol is the best option (way better than water). Just if you want to apply it on something on something for thefirsttime, test it on a small part because it can be harmful for some materials, for instance, resin. I wish you health and happiness 🥰 good luck 👍

@cesspresso Any time, buddy...I'm really happy to see it's been useful for you 😀 good luck, friend, and many thanks for your attention 😊

It's my honor if it has been useful 🥰. your definition of this video is exactly what I am trying to do in this channel. To mix my knowledge as a civil engineer and my art information as an amateur artist, to improve our experience. Thank you buddy 🥰

Many thanks for your compliment 😊 My pleasure 🙏

I'm really glad that you had a positive experience 🙏 I wish you health and happiness. Good luck 👍

Thank you, buddy 😊. Good luck 👍

You're welcome, my friend. I hope you'll enjoy other videos of my channel as well. Take care and good luck 👍

Thanks 😊 I'm really happy that you liked it. I really appreciate your support and attention 🙏👍

I really appreciate your comment and value your opinion 👌. "Listen others' opinions but have your own read" old and traditional ways are always workable, but consider carrying a heavy ink bottle around is impossible and if you prefer sketching while at work or on trip then you gonna think about others methods. Many thanks for your attention 😊

@@sinashishehgarha3023 Yes, good point about when travelling. In that case, I have a special fountain pen from Spain that can take Indian Ink, or if I take a bottle I need to be careful. At this stage I work mainly in pencil, sometimes combine ink into a pencil drawing. I also draw on my iPad as I do things that are for books sometimes, and this is very convenient as I don’t need to scan the finished work. Of all the methods I work with ink is the most difficult, there is little room for mistakes with ink.

Fountainpens are always good options, obviously expensive and also maintenance included, and obviously, you're limited to one nib only. Try Graphos instead, less maintenance, a variety of nibs, pockets size, less possibility of burping while on air trips, all in all simple and effective. There is a video in my channel that you might consider checking it🥰. Good luck, friend 🧡

You're welcome 😊 many thanks for your compliment. Good luck 👍

Hi buddy, many thanks for your support and attention 🙏

Many thanks for your attention 😊 but as for the ackerman pen, you should notice it's actually a fountainpen with a price tag of +100$ and can't keep up with the simplicity and versatility of dip pens at all. And by the way, by using it, you're only limited to fountainpen ink and zebra gnib, which is honestly my least favorite amongst other nibs. Well, actually, with all the respect, it's my personal idea.

@@sinashishehgarha3023 sorry, but no, the ackerman costs betwin 15 to 20 dollars, they work with indian and acrylic ink ,I own 5 of them which are fulled with those inks, they accept a wide variety of dip nibs and as they are a mere empty cylinder they compare more to a Graphos than a fountain pen, they are sturdy and more tools than toys, a dip pen without dipping.