A quick video on how you can refill your pigma micron pens. Just pop off the back, tap out the cartridge, I use ultradraw ink, and the containers come with a little tip on the top. You can use a medicine dropper, a pipette, anything else you can buy cheap on Amazon, etc. refill until the bottom of the interior foam cartridge starts to show ink coming out. Then put the foam cartridge back in the way it was originally placed, there will be a little hole or indentation that signifies the bottom, that goes in towards the tip of the pen. tap it in with the back of a brush or some thing blunt, and then put the back of the pen on. Good to go!  this is my fave ink i've found for everything!.... https://www.dickblick.com/products/koh-i-noor-rapidograph-ultradraw-waterproof-ink/?fromSearch=%2Fsearch%2F%3Fsearchword%3Drapidograph%20ultradraw%203085

prob my fave disposable fountain pen so far... (6$, it's disposable. use the nib til it's no good etc. ) use whatever ink you want. if you are an artist, this is my fave black ink. super black, dries fast, waterproof, holds up to erasing. the best. if you just use the pen to write, u can prob stick to the gray water ink most companies use! :0 preppy on amazon on amazon... https://amzn.to/3SelTvx i think the 03 is my fave size... https://amzn.to/42kjrZ5 instead of buying a converter, you could just use the cartridges that are supplied, if your cartridge is already empty, skip the first step. But you can get the syringe on Amazon, here's a 10 pack i got. https://amzn.to/4bhc1tY You can open the cartridge, a.k.a. move the silver ball from the opening, by putting it in the pen and tapping it down, or use a brush like I did, or something else. Remove the ink. The ink supplied by pilot is only OK, it's a little light and gray. The best ink I found in the last 15 years, is ultra draw. You can get it on Dick, Blick, or on Amazon. on dick blick. https://www.dickblick.com/products/koh-i-noor-rapidograph-ultradraw-waterproof-ink/ on amazon... https://amzn.to/4bbpEut Refill the cartridge. Reassemble. And make great art! experimenting with your tools has its risks. LMK if you have any questions. 

If you're looking for normal, you're following the wrong person😬 I want to put her in a fantasy book. I have a ton of weird characters around her. Would be fun. Using the pilot preppy here, and the Pentel extra fine brushpen. I'll put links below. you might notice me flipping the pen nib upside down in these video's . that's because on most fountain pens you can get a finer line with the nib upside down . like having 2 tools in one. saves time. Have a good day.🤘 pentel xfine brushpen https://amzn.to/495DeO0 pilot preppy pen 02 on amazon https://amzn.to/3OGcagz

I felt like drawing a Hellboy for fun. Will probably ink later and offer for sale. left hand for loose sketchy stuff, save strength of right hand. right for final pencils on other side. I sometimes use the light box when I have monsters with strange anatomy or characters in dynamic poses like Spider-Man, and I want to really push the shapes or pose. Flipping it helps me see it with fresh eyes and allows me to throw down pencil lines and experiment without ruining other pencil lines that are already there. But it is a bit of a hassle, and I don't want to do it all the time because it does encumber the process a bit. But the best light box I found is the HUION. I'll put a link below.  huion i got on amazon... https://amzn.to/47YQByy

inking one of my freakiest characters. love exaggerating anatomy. don't like drawing normal people 😑 ✏️💥 the pens https://amzn.to/42i15Ii https://amzn.to/495DeO0

First time using the Pentel pocket brush pen. I like it a lot. It holds less ink than the larger pentel brush pen i use, and you can't control the flow or saturation. But it's cool. this piece is on 6 x 8" Bristol. I'll ship it in the 🇺🇸 for $150🤘 🕷️ 🤘💥 open for commissions and design work Pentel pocket brush pen on amazon... https://amzn.to/3xBtfTh