John Stevens Workshops | Brush & Pen Lombardic Options List
Materials/ Update
You might need a pointed brush, like a Windsor & Newton Series 7, #1 or 2. (or similar)
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You could also use a liner brush like this: (below)
These can be handy for drawing and retouch. I will demo in class.
Pens:
Pointed Pen nibs. This is a personal choice, but I like Gillott 303, Nikko G, Esterbrook, Leonardt Principal, Baignal & Farjohn
Vellica Cementee 2436 EF, Hunt 22B
Pen Sharpening:
https://youtu.be/UdRmADn_N-U
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If we get to work with the brush in this workshop, (it is a full workshop of info, so I am not sure), I recommend this Raphael (at left) or a Winsor&Newton 995, 1/2 inch.
Below: I show a graphic comparing short-hair flat brushes and longer hair, round-ferrule brushes.