Dear Cult Pens, thank you so much for putting this webinar recording up here! I was beating myself up for not being able to make it to the timeslot and catch Mr Stewart's live session. This means so so much to me! Thanks again, much love!

Wow, thank you so much, this was great

Absolutely wonderful! Thank you! Inspirational! I love your improvisational approach as well as your flawless technique to finish it off! Just lovely!

Mr. Nick Stewart - thank you for sharing your knowledge!

What a wonderful video. Thank you so much. I realize that the ink continues to spread until it dries, but if you really like one particular stage of the process and would prefer it not to continue, would it be possible to interrupt it by drying it with a hair dryer for example, from a distance, so that the air doesn’t displace any water or ink???🥰

Superb workshop! Great to see Nick in action & his generous sharing his ideas and practice. Worth checking out Nicks courses too. As Nick said - ‘there’s lots of fun to be had’!!

Have been learning watercolour for the last couple of years and bought some diamine inks the other day (and Thankyou for the little packet of love hearts btw ❤️) from you guys and more today, due to the amazing colours. Been mucking about along much the same lines as this kind of experimentation for a while with the ink I had already (quink black), seems like a natural progression. Absolute pleasure to come across this upload. Subbed. 👊🏼✨ EDIT: I’m going to have to get more inks now… well, not right now, but when I get some more funds next week.

Excellent seminar, so glad that you presented it and now I can refer back to it. Well done.

Thanks so much for sharing this! Really enjoyed watching.

This is great! I would love to do an in person workshop with Nick! 😊

Is the art from inks lightfast for display, or do you have to use a treatment, or uv protective glass?

Hi can you please let me know what is the pen being used here? Thanks

I have a question… can I use the sheening inks in my fude or my lamy, which I ordered earlier today, or my old rotring drawing pen?

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in my experience sheening inks will work well in most pens that put down a lot of ink when writing. just make sure the lid seals really well since the sheen can cause clogging if it dries out.

Even printing inks were hard to come by not long ago. I remember looking for them and realizing all the inks were in China.