I'm not sure, but I did it with my trusty brush pen.
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2 comments:
He looks like he's able to accordian in size from the hips up.
The quick stuff is the good stuff. I just had the comnpany buy about 4 pigma brushes for my use. is that your tool.
No, Mr. G. My brush pen is a Japanese cartridge affair. It’s a little pricey, but it pays for itself with the money you save on the disposable type pens. It doesn’t require any cleaning and the nib is replaceable. My nib is probably overdue to be replaced but I keep on chugging away with it.
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