In the old days while working in the shipyard we used large wood "sweeps" for the curved linework (which I still have). Extreme care was required when using the ink filled pens, which we had to fill and adjust the thickness by hand, to ensure the India ink did not run under the wood sweep. Some of the plastic set squares had bevelled edges which made it easier to lay down a line, that was a relief. I still have a couple of old sets of Thornton and Reifler tools which I would not dare to attempt using now. The tools available now are far more easier to use and your continued support and demonstrations are a great benefit to the community. Hoping to buy one of your finished pieces from Inktober
It's great to know you will be participating in Inktober, purely for selfish reasons. Those reasons being that I want to see more of your amazing work!! I love your mechs especially..
I have been looking to buy these sweeps 6:35 but couldn't find them anywhere on the internet. Please sell me some or let me know where I can purchase them.
What's a suitable pen body for the B-BR-6A-H-BK refill? The Zebra 0.7mm F301 and the modern 0.7mm Jimnie Rollerball Gel do not chamber the refill properly. Supposedly a "Jimnie RB-100" will chamber it, but they're not easy to find online. Ended up grabbing some Uni Powertanks and they're great. Thanks for the recommendation Scott.
mr scott are there any books you recommend for practicing cross-sectioning and inter-sectioning, i already read your book how to draw is amazing, but was wondering if there are more basic books talking about that matter from roots which was important to study at the early years at art center before you had moved on to advanced level with industrial designs? thx
Will definitely do inktober this year again! I want to ask tho, how do you deal with the ink drops that form up on the tip of the pen? Cuz I had to wipe it every 2 minutes otherwise the sketch would have a nasty ink stain
Fantastic work! So cool, just amazing! My biggest "draw"back is non-organic items, machines, etc. I need to do some machines for INKTOBER, need to challenge myself, thanks! Great video...good advice on tools.
How is it possible to not like this? I mean its teaching art by one of the best artists. Maybe 3 trolls? Or if you've never seen paper before? lol! No clue!
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing all of your tips (lol). I am reading your book and have used some of those pens and love the strathmore paper. Can't wait to see your work on instagram.
Hi! Love your drawings! just wanted to ask or if anyone else could answer for you was that Did you work on the game Horizon: Zero Dawn?? Some of your drawings looks familiar!
Yep, I've been very busy full-time+ on a couple of multi-year, confidential projects. I will resurface again sometime after the projects see the light of day.
Scott's definition of loose is hilarious lol
idk he's getting sloppy XD
Im super excited to see what you draw. Your work is incredibly inspirational.
You sir are a living legend for us.......
Keep inspiring us
In the old days while working in the shipyard we used large wood "sweeps" for the curved linework (which I still have). Extreme care was required when using the ink filled pens, which we had to fill and adjust the thickness by hand, to ensure the India ink did not run under the wood sweep. Some of the plastic set squares had bevelled edges which made it easier to lay down a line, that was a relief. I still have a couple of old sets of Thornton and Reifler tools which I would not dare to attempt using now. The tools available now are far more easier to use and your continued support and demonstrations are a great benefit to the community. Hoping to buy one of your finished pieces from Inktober
It's great to know you will be participating in Inktober, purely for selfish reasons. Those reasons being that I want to see more of your amazing work!! I love your mechs especially..
Thx, I'll be sure to do a few more mech sessions.
This is my first time in your channel. I really like all your mechanical creatures!
I have been looking to buy these sweeps 6:35 but couldn't find them anywhere on the internet. Please sell me some or let me know where I can purchase them.
I'm currently doing a "draw through" of the "How To Draw" book. It could be a textbook for designers.
What's a suitable pen body for the B-BR-6A-H-BK refill?
The Zebra 0.7mm F301 and the modern 0.7mm Jimnie Rollerball Gel do not chamber the refill properly. Supposedly a "Jimnie RB-100" will chamber it, but they're not easy to find online.
Ended up grabbing some Uni Powertanks and they're great. Thanks for the recommendation Scott.
mr scott are there any books you recommend for practicing cross-sectioning and inter-sectioning, i already read your book how to draw is amazing, but was wondering if there are more basic books talking about that matter from roots which was important to study at the early years at art center before you had moved on to advanced level with industrial designs? thx
Will definitely do inktober this year again!
I want to ask tho, how do you deal with the ink drops that form up on the tip of the pen? Cuz I had to wipe it every 2 minutes otherwise the sketch would have a nasty ink stain
Sebas Design He uses a cotton pad, paper towel or tissue to dab his pen frequently and avoid ink globs. This is mentioned in How To Draw.
By doing what Thorology says in reply.
2020, logged on to JetPens looking to restock on Hi-Tec-C. $25 for 10 pens $65 shipping haha. I wish there was better stationary shops in Australia.
What became of those sweeps that you had in this video? Did you develop them?
Hello!
where can i find those curvilinear? (at minute time 6:30)
I have no results if I only search for the SRD brand!
thankyou!
They are only in prototype form currently, sorry.
oh, that's too bad, it's seem very interesting!
thankyou!
I'm looking forward to you getting those sweeps to market....
We'll see that goes. I hope the current shapes work. I'll refine them over the next few months.
Wait. . . . you got custom made sweeps?
They looks awesome -- Kinda fillwed with want.
Fantastic work! So cool, just amazing! My biggest "draw"back is non-organic items, machines, etc. I need to do some machines for INKTOBER, need to challenge myself, thanks! Great video...good advice on tools.
So beautiful work
Bring on Inktober (and the sweeps)!
Can you link the elipse guide set please?
How is it possible to not like this? I mean its teaching art by one of the best artists. Maybe 3 trolls? Or if you've never seen paper before? lol! No clue!
Ha! Yep, there always seems to be 3. Trolls just need to troll.
aaa I also use and abuse PILOT G-Tec C4 pens :D
the fine metal nibs are amazing
I'm gonna do it this year because I forgotten all about it last year. But I'm ready for ya Inktober😄😄😄
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing all of your tips (lol). I am reading your book and have used some of those pens and love the strathmore paper. Can't wait to see your work on instagram.
So inspiring indeed. Work everyday on with your books !
yeah , inktober's hype is real!
Can I suggest that you re-edit your description to include all the materials you used? Great video btw!!
I don't know if you two live anywhere near each other but it would be very cool to have Jake Parker or you on the other one's channel as a guest.
I know Jake, maybe next time he's in town for CTN?
Great! It'll be so cool if it works out!
doesn't anyone use "Rapidograph" pens anymore?
Extremely Extroadinarily Excellent!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Hi! Love your drawings! just wanted to ask or if anyone else could answer for you was that Did you work on the game Horizon: Zero Dawn?? Some of your drawings looks familiar!
Does the cottonwood sketchbook bleed through?
No, not bad at all. I usually just move a blotter sheet of paper behind each page as I work through a sketchbook just in case.
Thank you Scott. Which particular Copic marker colour are you using for your grey initial strokes?
I'm not picky, whatever is at hand. Whatever the color I tend to start with a "0" or "1" value though.
Cheers.
How To Design, book, when?
Yes!
Not happening any day soon, sorry. Still focused on other projects.
siiiii porfin un video de scott :)
Thanks for sharing, I love .7 as well
Cheers for all the info. Appreciate it.
No se si soy el unico que cree que estos vídeos deberían ser los mas vistos y no estupideces como retos estúpidos
How can you go a year without drawing? 🤔
Busy building things in the shop.
I bought book you wrote,translated into Japanese,It is useful,Thank you
WOW, that's what NOT drawing all year looks like - great designs
You haven't drawn for a year? whaaat?
What ever happened to Scott? Seems to have disappeared.
Yep, I've been very busy full-time+ on a couple of multi-year, confidential projects. I will resurface again sometime after the projects see the light of day.
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssss
Wow....
Thanks
too bad u quit youtube