Main brush pen - Pilot Pocket Brush Pen - (Soft) - PILOT P-SV-30KS-B secondary brush pen - Zebra Disposable Brush Pen - (Super Fine) - ZEBRA WFSS4 the other is - Pilot G-Tec C3 Ultra Fine Pen (0.3mm) welcome :D
Ironically it's stuff like this by people like this that has killed all the passion I had and nurtured throughout childhood - praised by family and friends since I could hold a pencil, discouraged by parents when it came time to "choose my path," now even though I WANT to draw for a living, I've missed over ten years of study, refinement and practice. So I go on TH-cam, see what other artists who WEREN'T passively discouraged can do, and feel inferior, worthless and hopeless. But YOU ARE a great artist, man. Don't let my diatribe hide my respect and appreciation. x
dude, this hit my soul! i feel like. always loved art. but parents told me art doesn't pay off. so they changed my whole mindset and now on the last year of college i just decide to say "fuck it, its going to be my life" so I'm just going to do art!!! I've missed out on practice but i am going to go through with it .
Same here dude. I grew being an art enthusiast but chose a different path in college. I'd lost my passion there. Now, my passion for art is resurfacing again. We may not be able to make it for a living but at least we could try and inspire others.
Actually this is not the artists page but I know what you mean. I had to give up art in college as it was expected by family/friends and I became a network administrator for 25 years. Now that I am semi-retired I am diving head long back into it and wonder sometimes if I will ever catch up, but hey I am happy working at it.
An image of extreme violence and addiction for the young and young at heart. We need more of that. The world doesn't have enough. Keep up the good work!
I think this might be one of the more if not most helpful vid for people trying to figure out how to develope a style or wondering how to work with ink
Remember, your art doesnt have to be limited to the image. Making your tools, including brushes, pigments/etc is an equally valliant endevor and enriches your work. 1 example. Tools required: Stick(s), Wire, tin can, aluminum can. Cut, Twist, and generally experiment with the tines. Perhaps use the tin can to make a sleeve so you can remove/replaceable custom tips. Tighten with wire. Now you have a metal brush. Dip in ink, shred up paper, canvas, whatever you like and generally be a boss. ;D
Those are called rake or comb brushes. They have a flat head with tiny groups of bristles sticking out from the main flat portion. You can get them for 2 or 3 bucks a pop. Sometimes they're hard to find in art stores but it's worth a shot. You can order them online to be absolutely sure. I'm sure you can cut your own but the premade ones are nice and uniform. Hope it helps since a bunch of people were asking
it's called a "lead holder" you can find them at most art stores. the sharpener is for lead holders also so you can get a super fine point. i use one and i love that you can draw for a looonnngg time before you have to sharpen it again. it keeps you in the groove
TJ Trix I have paralyzed my drawing arm so am learning to draw again Brush? forget it, I am very heavy handed.But with a hundred buck scanner and printer I can erase my mistakes, great confidence boost. My mail finishing pen is a cheap ball point with jell ink.
What an amazing artist!!! It is amazing to see that some people still draw with skill and not use the computer to cheat. Look at that line work simply amazing I am blown away keep up the great work...and keep up the great traditional skills going because in my book all computer artist suck!!!
I'm positively sure he's using the Zebra disposable brush pen, not the pentel pocket brush. I've got both and tested it myself. I suppose you could make those lines with a pentel, but it takes a ridiculous amount of control to make thin lines. The brush is synthetic hair and is nearly identical to a real brush so it makes big fat lines with no resistance at all.. Obviously not what Nate is achieving (for example, look the knuckles @ 1:26. It's a felt tip) The zebra brush lines nice and thin with light pressure and takes a bit of oomph to get just right looking fat lines, aka what he's doing. Try and put that kind of pressure/abuse on a Pentel pocket brush and it'll fray in .2 seconds. (if you need any proof I can poof up an example. The tombow brush pen is also a good alternative.) Both can be brought at jetpens. Go wild, folks. But also keep in mind that these pens won't make you a magical art god. It's how you use it that counts.
Tangyoranges Thanks mate, I thought that I had bought a pentel pocket on the web, but got a synthetic brush nib not a felt one or indian ink. It is very hard to do soft lines too, so I use tech pens, way slow. I think to get a pentel pocket felt with extra ink it is called 'pentel pocket - soft'. Never mind, when the ink runs out - fill it with water and use water colour blocks, way less messy. Oh I had brain segery that paralyzed my left side ( Im left handed) So learning to draw with my right hand. Will check out Zebra.
Tangyoranges What's he using at 1:40, and then again on his face later on? Looks like an old brush with its hairs split. I'm a begginer, so I'm not familiar with most techinques yet.
MaghoxFr It is indeed an old brush with its hairs split! I think it's one with firm and slightly thick (thicker than your average watercolor brush) bristles. But not by much because if it's a brush too thick then you may get blobby or uncontrollable lines. I don't think that type of brush is recommended for a beginner because of its unpredictability and need for absolute control over the pressure and direction of stroke etc. He's just baaaarely scraping the surface.
Tangyoranges I saw a really good vid with either a z brush or pocket, filled with water. The artist had a great control when blendding tombos. The spread brush looks like he may have glued the bristles.
If you practice inking everyday you will also be able to do great work using any markers, brushes, pens, etc. Remember that this man has probably inked with every other tool as well, not just these markers and pens he's using in this video. great illustration.
@BinaryDood They are Pentel pens. The one that's got the frays on it is just modified to spread. I'm not sure how he did it, but it's just got pressure put on the sides like a fan brush.
It's something like a rake brush, maybe a typical wide brush like those used in oil paintings. It doesn't seem to be some special tool or anything. Just a wide brush. And that's what is going on with that n8vandyke guy. He can work on a common tool in such an unusual way so everybody will believe this has to be a special brush!
@BinaryDood Pentel also makes a large brush, but that small one he's using is the pocket pen brush, it just might be a little older, or an Asian variety, but that's what it is.
That's awesome. I literally made a purchase from JetPens about 4 minutes ago. No-lie. Not much of a coincidence I guess since I seem to be doing something ink related.
don't know about the US but in Canada you can buy them at Staples. They're called Pilot G-tec- C4, don't know why the name is different but it's the same pen.
Did you know that being bored is usually a good thing? When you're bored your brain kinda says: "okay I can't take this anymore, lets do something" and it basically drives you to do or think about things you normally would not. Particularly things that are/have been unpleasant to you, like giving blood, or talking to an old friend or parent to whom you have not been in contact with for some time. So basically, being bored is like the opposite of dying...
It looks like a pentel aquabrush filled with ink which is a brush head with a handle filled up with water, but you can fill it with ink too. if you are wanting something like that than i hear that the pentel pocket brush pen is nice and cheap, but they need cartridges. i just ordered one like it (Kuretake No. 40) it is more metal and you can add an ink converter which allows you to suck up any ink into it that you would like. i recommend you check out skottie young's faq for more info
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Main brush pen - Pilot Pocket Brush Pen - (Soft) - PILOT P-SV-30KS-B
secondary brush pen - Zebra Disposable Brush Pen - (Super Fine) - ZEBRA WFSS4
the other is - Pilot G-Tec C3 Ultra Fine Pen (0.3mm)
welcome :D
your a Godsend thank u
Sir Ninja Raiden you're welcome sir 👍
Thank you! Now to find that main pen....
thanks i was wondering
sick mad brush pen
Real interesting how he changes from loose to full death grip on his tools.
You can sense the emotion invoved with the work.
Awsome stuff as always.
Ironically it's stuff like this by people like this that has killed all the passion I had and nurtured throughout childhood - praised by family and friends since I could hold a pencil, discouraged by parents when it came time to "choose my path," now even though I WANT to draw for a living, I've missed over ten years of study, refinement and practice. So I go on TH-cam, see what other artists who WEREN'T passively discouraged can do, and feel inferior, worthless and hopeless. But YOU ARE a great artist, man. Don't let my diatribe hide my respect and appreciation. x
i feel you 😢
dude, this hit my soul! i feel like. always loved art. but parents told me art doesn't pay off. so they changed my whole mindset and now on the last year of college i just decide to say "fuck it, its going to be my life" so I'm just going to do art!!! I've missed out on practice but i am going to go through with it .
Same here dude. I grew being an art enthusiast but chose a different path in college. I'd lost my passion there. Now, my passion for art is resurfacing again. We may not be able to make it for a living but at least we could try and inspire others.
You just word for word described how I feel about this.
Actually this is not the artists page but I know what you mean. I had to give up art in college as it was expected by family/friends and I became a network administrator for 25 years. Now that I am semi-retired I am diving head long back into it and wonder sometimes if I will ever catch up, but hey I am happy working at it.
I love this style of ink work. He really lets that brush pen go to town and it adds some great energy to the piece.
+Ingram 2 Yeah ..Youre right .. Great
This is absolutely fantastic. Such inspiring work. Makes me really wanna go out and buy some ink pens and get into stylized drawing!
Those pens and wire brush are probably the greatest thing I've ever seen. EVER.
i love how you draw imperfect to make it perect
Ikr
2017... Still one of my favorite videos!
I did not breathe for almost 10 minutes. Simply amazing...I am at a loss for more words. 0.0
His style is so unique
N8 needs to make more videos!!!!!!! i could watch him draw all day
An image of extreme violence and addiction for the young and young at heart. We need more of that. The world doesn't have enough. Keep up the good work!
This is what inspired me to start making my art videos. thank you.
I think this might be one of the more if not most helpful vid for people trying to figure out how to develope a style or wondering how to work with ink
All I have to say about this is that it took me on a journey and I learned a lot from it. Wow.
one of my favorite artist
The pen itself turned out to be the star in this video! What a great pen btw ..
Your ability and technique for line weight is amazing. So bold and without hesitation as well.
some of the BEST inking and use of pens that I've seen.
the way he handles glass and liquids is fucking fantastic. go on his site and look at all his drawings with bottles in them. impeccable delivery.
Amazing line work and art style!
I just can't describe what i feel while watching this video...
Remember, your art doesnt have to be limited to the image.
Making your tools, including brushes, pigments/etc is an equally valliant endevor and enriches your work.
1 example.
Tools required:
Stick(s), Wire, tin can, aluminum can. Cut, Twist, and generally experiment with the tines. Perhaps use the tin can to make a sleeve so you can remove/replaceable custom tips. Tighten with wire.
Now you have a metal brush.
Dip in ink, shred up paper, canvas, whatever you like and generally be a boss.
;D
Those are called rake or comb brushes. They have a flat head with tiny groups of bristles sticking out from the main flat portion. You can get them for 2 or 3 bucks a pop. Sometimes they're hard to find in art stores but it's worth a shot. You can order them online to be absolutely sure. I'm sure you can cut your own but the premade ones are nice and uniform. Hope it helps since a bunch of people were asking
it's called a "lead holder" you can find them at most art stores. the sharpener is for lead holders also so you can get a super fine point. i use one and i love that you can draw for a looonnngg time before you have to sharpen it again. it keeps you in the groove
Excellent work as always N8. Was super stoked to stumble up on this vid... Cheers
We used to chat on the ConceptArtorg forums back in the day! Always loved his stuff.
He cant be human..not possible..God damn Alien work from outa space..!What a work,gongraz
I had found it already, but thanks for responding. Yeah I didn't read the whole thing my bad. I did eventually find that on my own though.
Wow, amazing! I need those pens in my life. Feel much more confident now that I know every line doesn't have to be perfect. This guy though, wow
TJ Trix I have paralyzed my drawing arm so am learning to draw again Brush? forget it, I am very heavy handed.But with a hundred buck scanner and printer I can erase my mistakes, great confidence boost. My mail finishing pen is a cheap ball point with jell ink.
What an amazing artist!!! It is amazing to see that some people still draw with skill and not use the computer to cheat. Look at that line work simply amazing I am blown away keep up the great work...and keep up the great traditional skills going because in my book all computer artist suck!!!
astonishing pressure control, great brush work
Would love to see a list of the pens you use for your art.. WONDERFUL!!!
His pen control is something else. Damn.
Thought he was drawing mojo jojo at first...
Lol I thought the same thing.
I thought would be a Gorillaz character
I love Mojo Jojo 💜💜
Superb technique and control. Excellent piece.
awesome
thanks for putting up the vid nate is my favorite 2d artist
Yes, thank you very much !
Wow, that looks awesome!
Enjoyed the whole process, thanks!
stunning work
I'm positively sure he's using the Zebra disposable brush pen, not the pentel pocket brush. I've got both and tested it myself. I suppose you could make those lines with a pentel, but it takes a ridiculous amount of control to make thin lines. The brush is synthetic hair and is nearly identical to a real brush so it makes big fat lines with no resistance at all.. Obviously not what Nate is achieving (for example, look the knuckles @ 1:26. It's a felt tip)
The zebra brush lines nice and thin with light pressure and takes a bit of oomph to get just right looking fat lines, aka what he's doing. Try and put that kind of pressure/abuse on a Pentel pocket brush and it'll fray in .2 seconds.
(if you need any proof I can poof up an example. The tombow brush pen is also a good alternative.)
Both can be brought at jetpens.
Go wild, folks.
But also keep in mind that these pens won't make you a magical art god. It's how you use it that counts.
Really helped me, thanks
Tangyoranges Thanks mate, I thought that I had bought a pentel pocket on the web, but got a synthetic brush nib not a felt one or indian ink. It is very hard to do soft lines too, so I use tech pens, way slow. I think to get a pentel pocket felt with extra ink it is called 'pentel pocket - soft'. Never mind, when the ink runs out - fill it with water and use water colour blocks, way less messy. Oh I had brain segery that paralyzed my left side ( Im left handed) So learning to draw with my right hand. Will check out Zebra.
Tangyoranges What's he using at 1:40, and then again on his face later on? Looks like an old brush with its hairs split. I'm a begginer, so I'm not familiar with most techinques yet.
MaghoxFr It is indeed an old brush with its hairs split! I think it's one with firm and slightly thick (thicker than your average watercolor brush) bristles. But not by much because if it's a brush too thick then you may get blobby or uncontrollable lines. I don't think that type of brush is recommended for a beginner because of its unpredictability and need for absolute control over the pressure and direction of stroke etc. He's just baaaarely scraping the surface.
Tangyoranges I saw a really good vid with either a z brush or pocket, filled with water. The artist had a great control when blendding tombos. The spread brush looks like he may have glued the bristles.
If you practice inking everyday you will also be able to do great work using any markers, brushes, pens, etc. Remember that this man has probably inked with every other tool as well, not just these markers and pens he's using in this video. great illustration.
Thanks!
nice piece and the music was dope too.
Speechless...
I fucking love this!!! And i imagine that's trumps head what makes the picture EVEN BETTER! 👌😍😂😂
ur lines are so awesome man
What a great playful line you have! I'm still struggling with mine. Very nice art work! Very inspiring!
dont worry "haters" are "jelous" when thy looking at your work,i love it!!
Beautiful penwork!! Big inspiration!
I have one of N8’s FAHQ Racing designs as a tattoo. “The Path To Glory Is Paved With The Skulls Of The Weak”
Magnificent.
Amazing brush work.
Love the skill. Amazing work.
Pure unadulterated talent. excellent
Incredible!!!
his lineweight control is exceptional!
The way he draws ears blows my face off.
sooooooooooooooooo amazing
@BinaryDood They are Pentel pens. The one that's got the frays on it is just modified to spread. I'm not sure how he did it, but it's just got pressure put on the sides like a fan brush.
It's something like a rake brush, maybe a typical wide brush like those used in oil paintings. It doesn't seem to be some special tool or anything. Just a wide brush. And that's what is going on with that n8vandyke guy. He can work on a common tool in such an unusual way so everybody will believe this has to be a special brush!
I TOTALLY LOVE YOUR ART, MAN!
Excellent art and entertaining! :D
Is there anywhere where I can find out which pens he's using? I've never seen small-tipped pens that also work as brush pens. Looks so awesome.
haha people like my comment but nobody knows. What mysterious supplier is he using?
ryan gutierrez It is a Pentel Brush Pen I think ^_^
Thanks, but I own one, and he has a number of different pens that aren't pentel. the mystery continues.
Wow, that was awesome!
he is awesome
this is awesome!!!
Awesome skills and art !!!
amazing concept and great technic, congratulations
great art, impressive skills, oh, and the pens, nice.
This is awsome! reminds me of the style of the league of extraordinary gentlemen
Oh my talent...
amazing.
@BinaryDood Pentel also makes a large brush, but that small one he's using is the pocket pen brush, it just might be a little older, or an Asian variety, but that's what it is.
increiblemente asombroso mi querido amigo, ese es el talento que necesito en mis manos, que gran inspiracion
awesome style!
Outstanding
That's awesome. I literally made a purchase from JetPens about 4 minutes ago. No-lie. Not much of a coincidence I guess since I seem to be doing something ink related.
don't know about the US but in Canada you can buy them at Staples. They're called Pilot G-tec- C4, don't know why the name is different but it's the same pen.
Your line quality is amazing dude!
You have an incredible gift my friend!
sensacional!
really cool inking style
definitely one of my favorite illustrators. don't know if i like the drawing or the fact that there was no smudge at all while doing this.
ikr
Ooh, I want that frayed hatching brush/tool. Handeee! Gotta search for it now.
im lovin it. it´s so detailed *__*
One word...SICK
Did you know that being bored is usually a good thing? When you're bored your brain kinda says: "okay I can't take this anymore, lets do something" and it basically drives you to do or think about things you normally would not. Particularly things that are/have been unpleasant to you, like giving blood, or talking to an old friend or parent to whom you have not been in contact with for some time. So basically, being bored is like the opposite of dying...
great skills dude. great skills
Woah amazing work and music lol
That's a pretty cool lookin' tool you got there. I want one. That's an awesome drawing as well.
thanks
It looks like a pentel aquabrush filled with ink which is a brush head with a handle filled up with water, but you can fill it with ink too. if you are wanting something like that than i hear that the pentel pocket brush pen is nice and cheap, but they need cartridges. i just ordered one like it (Kuretake No. 40) it is more metal and you can add an ink converter which allows you to suck up any ink into it that you would like. i recommend you check out skottie young's faq for more info
Ya-boy a beast.
I bet this guy is WRECKING Inktober...
HE DRAW WITH THIS!!!
Uni-ball Double Sided Pocket Brush Pen - Fine & Medium
THX MEN
You are so right..
But the right tools makes the job so much easier.. :D
specially when its about pen&ink !!
i like that dubstep track in the first part
Sick. I love it.
Absolutely awesome. What type of pen are using to do the inking?