#pilot color eno

[mooncat-arts]

I asked on insta what I could draw in my new sketchbook and someone suggested dazai… and honestly how could I ever say no to dazai?

I’m not particularly happy with the page but I’m trying to not let my perfectionism get in the way for once so I’ll just have to lern to let go.

[ultradpg]

Gundam Livelance Heaven sketch. Really understanding how to draw mechs now!

(via Gunpla Sketch 2)

[heidispikecat6]

A sketch of Open Season characters

[inkz123]

Dodle of @punkuuo's new boi, i lov colored leads ;w;❤️💜

[cluepoke-archive]

teach me how to doo that crayon aesthetic I WANNA KNOW :^O

OHHOHOOO if you mean my draft horse and puppet drawings! I use colored mechanical pencils layerd and outlined with markers(pinks, and yellows I use mostly, or a nice minty green on occasion!) Then I edit it on my phone or an art program a bit to make it look clear!

Here's some unedited examples I have saved on my phone!

[serndestsart]

Cream Heroes Cat-Proofing Plans - (Mostly) Blind Contour Drawings

From June 1 & 5, 2021 Done from the Claire Luvcat YouTube video, "A New House Calls For New Cat-proofing Plans! (ENG SUB)" www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ6JdO… *The timestamps on each drawing (~0:46, ~2:15, and ~2:46) indicate the timestamps for the video, not the amount of drawing time. ----------------- Self-critique notes, on the drawings from left to right: ~0:46 (*) add c.p. [colored pencil] to DD's fur (-) Too much grey on bag (+) Pretty good bread

~2:15 (-) Overworked front R [right] leg (-) Overworked rear end coloring (+) Loosened coloring on face

~2:46 (+) Great gesture     (*) Add pen to eyeline [Done!]     (*) Add c.p. [colored pencil] to eyes & ears [Done!]

----------------- Art supplies - Pen: Pentel Energel Needle Tip (0.7 mm) - Markers: Caliart Alcohol brush & chisel tip markers (from 51 pack) - Colored Lead & Pencils: Pentel 2 mm colored lead, Pilot Color Eno (purple - 0.7 mm) [notes], Prismacolor Premiere colored pencil (white)

[peachymilkshakes]

My review of Pilot color eno pencils 1 year after purchase

I have always been fascinated by sketching in color. So personally I have been using pencils like the blue red duo by carand'ache for ages. Sadly though, these were discontinued. So I had to find alternatives. Then thanks to some youtubers I found the mechanical colored pencils by Pilot called the color eno series. I was sold immediately because of their range of absolutely stunning colors. Mind you, I have also tested the col-erase pencils by prismacolor, but because I am European, it's much harder to get my hands on those especially if I want a specific color. (Amazon only sells them in sets of 12) (If anyone has a col-erase pencil for me in the color tuscan red please hmu it is my favourite)

So for the color eno pencils, I chose my favourite colors. Pink and purple. And they work absolutely great. Sadly though, I burn through the lead really quickly because I put a lot of pressure on pencils while I draw. However I had also found that the lead just snaps really easily while it is in the pencil barrel as well.

Now onto the biggest problem I have with these. It's the lightfastness. Apperantly Pilot had warned customers about this. But I have yet to see a review or official post of any kind about this. These pencils are NOT lightfast. In fact, when exposed to direct sunlight, my drawing faded within what was at least 5 to 10 minutes. And I have been kind of disappointed by this. As these have been my absolute favourite sketching pencils for aesthatic pieces in my sketchbooks. So as a heads up, if you ever use these in drawings, know that they don't last! You're going to have to line them with a fineliner instead!

I really hope Pilot comes with a lead formula that maybe doesn't fade and break as quickly as these leads do. Because these remain a favourite of mine no matter what. Well, aside the col-erase tuscan red pencil that is.

By the way, if you are interested in my artwork, my art blog is called @petalofdreams

[maruti-bitamin]

Updated question- I see you use maybe colored pencil to sketch first before inking- is there a particular brand/type you like?

I use pilot color eno lead pencil for underline~ Most of it dissolves with water. Recently I noticed they changed the lead a little bit though, so it sometimes leaves non-erasable marks on the paper depending on the batch of lead you get. 🤔

[shinonart]

Your process video is so cool! Can I ask what pen(?) you use for your orange base sketch?

Thank you so much!

I often use the Pilot Color Eno mechanical pencils with coloured lead.

I have a couple of reasons for this.

I don't like erasing my sketches after inking because too much friction may alter the watercolor paper surface which may cause issues later on when applying paint such as bleeding or otherwise uneven application. One way to avoid this if you do erase your sketches is to use a kneadable eraser and gently rolling it accross the paper so that it picks up the excess graphite/lead.

Graphite smudges more easily and I don't like how it can dull some colours. The coloured lead does bleed a bit when water is applied, but I usually try to pick a colour that fits the overall image so the lead becomes part of the painting.

I don't do this often but you can separate parts of a complex piece by using a few different colours.

I just think they're neat (and I happened to find a bunch of that coloured lead on a sale years ago and I still haven't had to restock lol.)

Hope this helps!

[sleepnoises]

my personal favorite pens and pencils

sakura pigma micron 08, 0.5mm — uniform line, waterproof, quick drying, medium juicy, dark ink, good for writing addresses on letters and messages on the backs of business cards in packages

sakura pigma professional brush pen, fine — precise yet springy tiny pointy tip, waterproof ink. good for drawing and for writing names on letters fancily. lifts a little when erased over alas but everything else is good

gold pilot metropolitan fountain pen, fine, converter installed / clear pilot kakuno, fine, brass kaweco clip installed — cheap precise fountain pens that i keep banging around in travel or letting dry out and they are A-OK. nice for fancy-feeling list making or journaling. fun for drawing but don't let your sketchbook get wet. I can't remember what ink I have in the metropolitan but the kakuno has green cartridges

pentel energel infree 0.5mm turquoise — just a pleasantly juicy gel pen

pentel twist-erase pencil 0.5mm — vintage style and big ol' replacable eraser. hard to break

pilot color eno erasable mechanical pencil in sky blue — just fun to have as an undersketch option

pentel vistage water brush, fine — mvp. ride or die. if you're doing a watercolor painting on location that's about five by five inches this is your girl

[the-victor-brothers]

The Victors as soldiers (while both Victoria and Elsa as ballet dancers).

Here is Victor VD and Victoria (from CB) in an adapted “Steadfast Tin Soldier” segment, “Piano Concerto No. 2” from Disney’s “Fantasia 2000,” and Victor F and Elsa (from FW) in 1990 animated film, “The Nutcracker Prince.” From both “Fantasia 2000” and “The Nutcracker Prince,” both the Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Nutcracker Prince (Hans) fought against monstrous enemies (The Jack-in-the-Box and the Mouse King), have their feelings for their love-interests (The Ballet Dancer, and Clara) while protecting them, and do not worked well with rodents (mice and rats). Also, both the Ballet Dancer and Clara do ballet dancing (Clara dreamed about traveling around the world and become a ballet dancer).

1) Steadfast Tin Soldier

I loved “Fantasia 2000” (my favorites were “Pines of Rome” and “The Firebird Suites”). I thought V+V would work well as Tin Soldier+Ballet Dancer from the Disney version. After all, both Victor VD and the Tin Soldier had been separated/isolated from their love ones in different world, while both the Ballet Dancer and Victoria still remain faithful for their true love (Victor and the Tin Soldier) while didn’t work well with suitors (Jack in the Box and Lord Barkis). (And yes, folks - Barkis will be the scary Jack-in-the-Box DX).

I know, Victoria looks like Belle from animated BatB, but funny thing is that the Ballet Dancer has similar hairstyle from Belle’s (after all, both the Ballet Dancer and Belle don’t work well with suitors, while both have feelings for their true love (Tin Soldier and Beast/Adam)). Also, I know in CB that both Maggot and Black Widow said to Emily that Victoria “couldn’t” dance or sing, but - BAH what did they know? They didn’t even know Victoria. In my head canon, Victoria always use her imagination to dance with someone (like dancing with an imaginary friend or a ghost) while she’s a fairytale buff since childhood - so, there you go.

Funny thing was that the Steadfast Tin Soldier from the Russian 1976 short film, “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” by Soyuzmultfilm (known for “The Snow Queen,” “The Wild Swans,” and “The Nutcracker”) looks like Victor VD. Now that’s ironic in this art pic.

2) The Nutcracker Prince

“The Nutcracker Prince” is one of my childhood faves - underrated but great version. (I did read the Alexander Dumas version last time. Right now, I’m still reading the Hoffman version (Penguin Christmas Classics)).

Victor F+Elsa both can work well as Hans+Clara from the 1990 version. After all, both Hans and Victor F involved with Science, dealt with creatures (the mice army, and the monster pets), and help/protect/save the girls (Clara and Elsa) from harm (even saving them from falling off the cliff). As for both Clara and Elsa, they both share their sympathy and caring for the boys (Hans and Victor F), have adorable pets (Pavlova and Persephone) as companions… and dealt with monstrous creatures (The Mouse King, and the monster pets).

As for Mr. Rzyzkruski - yes, he’ll be Uncle Drosselmeier (I like that character from the 1990 version). 😄 That would have been like Vincent Price as Drosselmeier in any Nutcracker film or stage. 😆 As for Edgar, he’ll be Fritz, Clara’s brother (and yes, he’ll do something stupid for the poor Nutcracker). And the Wererat will be… the Mouse King?

Both of these drawings were referenced from the screenshots from the films from online. The backgrounds were just colored in color pencils (the second one from the bottom used Posca markers for adjustments). Done with traditional media tools (Pilot Color Eno (Soft Blue) mechanical pencil, art markers, ink pens, color pencils, and Posca markers). Enjoy.

[ultradpg]

Sketchbook character doodle

(via Monkey Sketch)

[neeean]

✧ Birthday Art ✧

...I made for a friend of mine bc. Azula is one of his absolute faves. Between you and me, I didn't really think of a story I wanted to tell with this one. I found the pose ref online and thought it'd fit the idea I had in mind. So I decided to go with the flow, as I always do, being a silly girl who's too dense for symbolism and metaphors and subliminsl storytelling and just draws what pops up in her mind. ^_^

[heidispikecat6]

I got those from the mail!

[nathalielpzart]

Sketch spread on one of the best four-way crossover I've ever read 💖🌻✨️✨️!! Thank you, Spooky, for writing this amazing AU, especially with Adrien as one of the protagonists! Those are, sadly, so rare to find in a crossover, especially in a long fic.

ANYWAYS!! I hope you all like how this is coming out.

Once again, I'm using my favorite Crescent Rendr sketchbook to use my alcohol markers later without worrying on staining the paper. I have used one of my usual sketching tools, Pilot Color Eno Red mechanical pencil!

Please please please go read this amazing fic if you like Miraculous Ladybug and Chat Noir, Danny Phantom, Spiderman and Batman! You won't regret it. It's amazing!!!

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Three Boys, Their Heroes, and a City Called Gotham by @spookycreeture

[jaylestial]

Transformers Inktober Day 2 - Soundwave (TF: One)

Can his voice pls live in my head rent free 24/7…

Materials: Sakura Permapaque, Pentel fine point correction pen, Bic multi-color pen, cello superglide, pilot color Eno 🖋️