Where PLT is made

[Andrew]

Mostly because I felt like it, I took my small but workable digital camera and took a few pictures. It was fun, so I’ll probably take a few more another day. X-entertainment isn’t the only one that can have fun with a camera and old toys.

Anyway, here’s a few shots of my room, where PLT is made, and other … fun things.

philtaco.keenspace.com/pictures.htm

Enjoy

[Andrew]

Yes, I have Rapidograph pens. They cost a good $100 for the full set, and they can be really messy when refilling, but if you can work them it can be worth it.

You know the hard to master Inda Ink dip pen method? Rapidograph pens use the same kind of ink but have it in refillable cartrage form. Though they have a very fine and mechanial look to them, as opposed to the organic look of dip pens. I really like them, mostly because I can get some nice very blank inking and seven pen sizes. What I don't like is that they're high matinance, too.

But still, they're nothing compared to Marvin's Magic Drawing Board.

[Litazia]

Holy Crap

I'm the only webcomic artist without her own drawing board, apparently

A large TV, VCR, DVD player, a... satellite receiver? I guess? or another DVD player? A SNES, a Gamecube, a PS2 and an N64... any other consoles hiding from us? NES? Genesis? PS1? I assume there's a GBA in your place somewhere...

I'm curious... do you live with anyone?

[Andrew]

An art table is nice. Before I got it, I had to draw my Powerpuff Girls/Dexter's Laboratory crossover comic (don't go looking for it, it isn't anywhere on the web) on the floor on a piece of wood I have. Mine cost $100 but came with a light (which I don't use) and a chair (which broke so now I have my pants on it ... when I'm not wearing them, of course.)

As for the stuff, there's a GBA SP next to the Gamecube with an eReader on top of it. It's a digital cable box, not satellite. The giant TV, VCR, and PS2 are all my roomate's.

Let this be a lesson to all you kids - make lots of friends! Then after you're out of highschool you can all get together and split the rent of a two/three bedroom apartment. You have no idea how high some can get. Then you can save money and buy fun stuff like this. If only another one of my friends who lives in the area would've helped pitch in, then I could've afforded cable speed internet.

[sk8brder40]

Andrew said:

Yes, I have Rapidograph pens. They cost a good $100 for the full set, and they can be really messy when refilling, but if you can work them it can be worth it.

You know the hard to master Inda Ink dip pen method? Rapidograph pens use the same kind of ink but have it in refillable cartrage form. Though they have a very fine and mechanial look to them, as opposed to the organic look of dip pens. I really like them, mostly because I can get some nice very blank inking and seven pen sizes. What I don't like is that they're high matinance, too.

But still, they're nothing compared to Marvin's Magic Drawing Board.

what brand of Rapidograph Pens do you have?

[Andrew]

Koh-I-Hor Rapidograph pens.
I don't really use them, I prefer easy to use mechanical pencils and Micron marker pens. I should mess around with them more, but that's the problem - mess. I hate smearing ink.

[Magenta]

How much do these "micron marker pens" cost? The comic doodles I do now and then are usually inked with Uniball Vision pens, but I'd like to find something better if I could.

[Banter]

I recently bought Sakura Micron pens, they cost about $16 for a set of six, but individually they were about $2.75. They work very well for inking comics.

[LibertyCabbage]

[quote=I'm the only webcomic artist without her own drawing board, apparently[/quote]

nope!

[Splinter the hedgehog]

*LOL* I like the rubber chicken one! By the way Im new here. (Could you bring Sonic back?)