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Conan The Barbarian Art Using Montblanc 149


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Goodmorning! I would like to share recent YouTube videos of an artwork using a Montblanc 149 with a nib grind by Michael Masuyama. The needle-like tip is just perfect for the type of detail work that I enjoy. The ink used for this artwork was Cafe Des Iles by J. Herbin. The paper is an 11 inches by 17 inches Strathmore 2-ply Smooth Bristol board. The pencil used for the initial sketch was a Blackwing pencil by Palomino Brands. At the last stage of the process--from mid to end portion of Video Part 4--the MB 149 pen was turned into a quick airbrush/atomizer tool using a simple soda straw to create fine mist sprays for soft shading and blending, as well as coarse spatter ink sprays for texture work.
 
Video Part 1 of 4 - [Note: When I began this recording, I didn't think I would upload it publicly on YouTube. As such, this first part was recorded at a local restaurant and my friends at the table convinced me to share the entire process. The other three videos were recorded privately in my art studio]:


 
Video Part 2 of 4:


 
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Video Part 4 of 4:

 
 
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Thank you letting me share this post with you... and best regards,

Ced

 

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you draw very well :thumbup: thanks again for sharing your great work. Post also your work in the mb subforum, there is a member who also uses his MB149s for drawing, he is also a very talented artist.

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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you draw very well :thumbup: thanks again for sharing your great work. Post also your work in the mb subforum, there is a member who also uses his MB149s for drawing, he is also a very talented artist.

 

Thank you for the compliments and advice! I will definitely visit the MB subforum. Enjoy the weekend!

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What is the music you used in the videos? It sounds familiar, but I can't place it.

 

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What is the music you used in the videos? It sounds familiar, but I can't place it.

 

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Good question. It was a wav file that was sent to me by a member of Deviant Art thought it would be a nice genre music without being too distracting for viewers. I'll have to ask where it was from, but I have a feeling it either may have been from an Asian fantasy/sword & sorcery film or one of those multiplayer online fantasy games.

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The MB 149 is a GREAT drawing tool--I like your splatter technique with the straw--very nice

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There is only one thing to say: Crom!!!

Can a calculator understand a cash register?

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The MB 149 is a GREAT drawing tool--I like your splatter technique with the straw--very nice

Thank you! I enjoy seeing your art as well and I hope to follow more of your pen & ink work!

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There is only one thing to say: Crom!!!

Haha I've been waiting for someone to the powerful name of Crom! The art is finally complete :)

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You master the pen like Conan masters his war axe. I love watching something as refined as the Montblanc being put through rigorous, vigorous, and vivacious paces. I knew that the act of drawing could be very relaxing, but now I see how relaxing it can be to watch as well. Draw on! -- www.twelvedrawings.com

 

P.S. I did not even notice the music until other commented. Shows how visually oriented a person can be!

 

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