It is always useful. Thank you very muchj.

Thank you for showing us your drawing pens. You're such a great artist! ❤

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

thank you so much for your friendly feedback🖋️👍

Using the water brush was an eye opener to me. This has given me new insight, thank you Martin!

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thats great to read! Keep it up! 👍🖋️

Lovely vid..thanks! Getting used to the dip pen. So cool. Applying some of your techniques to a medieval style cityscape. Very happy to have found your channel!

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! It’s my pleasure 👍🖋️

great video, it was interesting to see what you draw, thank you

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

That’s great to hear! Thanks a lot 💯🖋️👍

Thanks so lot Martin for this précisions , great job and great drawing, I love it 👏

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

You are welcome 👍🖋️

You are such an inspiration.

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much 👍🖋️💯

Helpful as always!!! So nice to see a new video on a Sunday :) I know you are planning a tutorial of your street lamps soon. I would also love to see one on your connecting pipes!! Have a great week Martin!

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thank you Cherice! Well yes, this pipe concept could be an interesting topic! So maybe 🖋️👍

@juliap.1007

7 ай бұрын

Yes please, the whole concept of how you draw your cities is interesting!

nice artblog, u got my subscription

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Great, Thank you so much 👍🖋️

Wow, I really like your style! Your mix of precision and looseness has a wonderful balance to it. I admire that very much, and wish I could do something similar. I love the look of loose stuff when other people are doing it, and the results seem so magically perfect, but when I try to be loose myself it always feels so ugly-looking: P Ha ha. At any rate, what is the brand of the variety brush set you use at the end? Especially the brush with the flat tip! Those look fun and cool. Thank you for your work! I have subscribed: )

@MartinLachmairArt

2 ай бұрын

Hi, very helpful and interesting feedback, thank you so much! Keep practicing and you will become better and better to achieve your goal! The brushes at the end of the video are in amazon: water brush set, this brand is called: umorismo, 9 brushes about 15 USD

@badicecream2913

2 ай бұрын

@@MartinLachmairArt Thank you for responding and for the encouragement! I will try to keep it up: ) I tried to find those brushes on Amazon, but they are not available in the US. I did find some flat-tipped ones that were similar and I am eager to try those. Thank you again!

I use a dip pen. One with a crow quill nib and the other with a standard nib. I only buy vintage nibs. They used to be hand ground. I also use micron pens.

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

I got many of these old vintage nibs and love to use them 👍🖋️! Keep it up! greetings from austria

Dankeschön für das neue Video. Auf das kommende Video bezüglich Farben und wie Sie Ihre Bilder colorieren, freue ich mich schon.

I am fascinated that another artist is doing the thick black shadow I have stumbled upon this in my own drawings recently and struggled to find others to learn from. Your work is beautiful, I’m trying to work out what marks you do to make the textures on the trees and buildings are you able to do a really slow down textures video like this close up in this episode. And question please how do you keep the forms of the building and trees distinct in finding mine line drawing can merge into a line mass and it all gets a confusing mess.

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much! Thank you for your input about the topic of an upcoming episode. I will keep that in mind, could be very interesting! 🖋️👍

Brilliant video. Great illustrations. Your videos are excellent. ( *Your videos are better* than the hammy and _tacky current Hollywood_ can produce) well done sir

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🖋️👍😁

I've got that big Duke brush nib fountain pen. I always seem to get more ink all over me than I do on the page with it. Also, what was that pen case at the beginning?

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

The case is a travel cable organizer (amazon) 🖋️ To handle the duke pen can be challenging 😅🖋️

What's the brand of the pen case you are using in this video, I'm always looking for the right case

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Hi, sorry I don’t know the brand or name, but it’s a case for cable organising (if you search at amazon for this you will probably find a similar one)

Very interesting video Martin. Which lead to a question. I'm mainly using micron waterproof ink pens with some faber castel ink brushes and am happy with them . But after seeing your videos I'm tempted to try dip pens . So , besides being able to have those ink splashes, what's their added artistic value according to your experience?

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! 👍🖋️ Well, 35 years ago, my time at the vienna art school, we had no other quality ink-drawing-tools which give you such a variety of stroke thickness, a rich deep black linework and so on. So maybe it’s a reminiscence at these older days. But I think there’s much more which is hard to describe

@olisar1979

7 ай бұрын

@@MartinLachmairArt Thank you for your answer Martin. Well , if it's hard for you to describe , I think I'll have to try them 😉

Hi Martin, I use exactly the same pen and ink as you recommend it. Is there any chance to make the nib alive ones its dried? I washed it with warm water. Now it makes thick lines but it is struggling with the thin lines. And also how should I maintain this pen to avoid this? Thank you if you can help me :)

@MartinLachmairArt

Ай бұрын

Hi! I use mine daily, so a quick dip into water is enough to draw again. But if you don’t draw daily I would recommend sime fountain pen cleaning liquid (e.g. by windsor & newton; at amazon)

What pen case is that? 2:04?

@MartinLachmairArt

7 ай бұрын

Hi! The case is a “travel cable organizer”(available at amazon)