I'm a huge fan of the Yurameku range and finished collecting them all! Thanks for your sweet words. I'll consider doing another in a future video. All the best 🤗
Discovered your channel today and really enjoyed all the videos. I love all things stationary, watercolours, fountainpens even Totoro etc as well. 😊 And the way you filmed this, so soothing and calm. An absolute pleasure! 🧡 May i ask what Kuretake Brush pen you used with the ink? Does it take ink cartridges? I am intrigued by it. Hope to see many more reviews and your beautiful sketches and art. Take care, Nikki 🌺
Hi Nikki! Great to meet a kindred spirit! 😊 The brush comes with two empty ink cartridges and you can fill with anything you like! I just added a link to in the description for the pen and the ink. Have fun! 🤗
Thanks. I love that pen too. I linked everything in the description. It's from Kuretake with Brush Tip. Here's the link: amzn.to/3cxXYpJ The pictures on amazon are incorrect but the links are correct. Make sure to get the "Brush Tip" variety. Enjoy!
I think its down to the chemical reaction between the pulp and glue of the paper and the ink itself. On other papers the change isn't so pronounced but bank paper is known to exagerate the effect.
I wish you can demonstrate all Sailor Yurameku inks . It's such a pleasure to watch your video.
I'm a huge fan of the Yurameku range and finished collecting them all! Thanks for your sweet words. I'll consider doing another in a future video. All the best 🤗
Discovered your channel today and really enjoyed all the videos. I love all things stationary, watercolours, fountainpens even Totoro etc as well. 😊 And the way you filmed this, so soothing and calm. An absolute pleasure! 🧡 May i ask what Kuretake Brush pen you used with the ink? Does it take ink cartridges? I am intrigued by it. Hope to see many more reviews and your beautiful sketches and art. Take care, Nikki 🌺
Hi Nikki! Great to meet a kindred spirit! 😊 The brush comes with two empty ink cartridges and you can fill with anything you like! I just added a link to in the description for the pen and the ink. Have fun! 🤗
@@Papertude Thank you! Have a wonderful and creative week! 🧡🌺😊
I would love to know your lighting set up for filming your videos? How do get such crisp whites with soft shadows? Very beautiful.
Stunning
Thank you 🤗
love your video very much! Could you tell me what brush pen did you use in the tomoe river sheets? it looks so special. :)
Thanks. I love that pen too. I linked everything in the description. It's from Kuretake with Brush Tip. Here's the link: amzn.to/3cxXYpJ
The pictures on amazon are incorrect but the links are correct. Make sure to get the "Brush Tip" variety. Enjoy!
@@Papertude Thank you very much for replying. Did you choose the first option: Brush pen (cartridge type)?
@@peiyong4220 Yes, it's the first option. My link is correct and will bring you to the right one. Ignore the amazon image
@@Papertude Thank you so much!!!
How could the same ink look greenish on the second paper..?
I think its down to the chemical reaction between the pulp and glue of the paper and the ink itself. On other papers the change isn't so pronounced but bank paper is known to exagerate the effect.
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