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Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 06 Jul 2012, 00:04
by lemec
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// Includes:
- Fountain Pen Brush
- Marker (makes use of intuos pen tilt)
- SketchBook Paper Generator Macro(warning, will clear your current FX Stack and set current layer blending mode to multiply.)
// INSTALLATION =================
- instructions
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Then drag/drop the FountainPen.tvpx file onto the TVP window.
// HISTORY =================
v1.3: fixed commands to reset paper rotation/flip/offset after paper generation
added tv_lockDisplay/tv_unlockDisplay commands to temporarily disable screen updates for greater speed
fixed paper layer generator bug when adding layers past first frame 1
biscuits
v1.2: fix paper generator script
fix paper generator fx
better instructions for installing paper generator fx stack
v1.1: randomize paper XY offset
v1.0: initial release
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 06 Jul 2012, 08:13
by Elodie
Hey, really nice !
I remember I loved to draw with such pens
Thank you very much for sharing
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 19:19
by lemec
Fixed some problems with the last update to the paper generator. Also, added an Effect mode so you can randomly generate paper over a span of frames.
Paper texture is now randomly spun or flipped for more variation
Also better instructions for importing the paper generator FX stack.
moved some of the sketchbook Paper Layer commands into embedded scripts
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 27 Jul 2012, 17:00
by gbball
Very cool man!
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 08 Oct 2012, 03:34
by jlahham
This is a great script man, way to go.
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 29 Aug 2013, 11:27
by SinusMagnus
this is awesome ! thank you
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 15:28
by Bestexecutive
It's Really nice! i like this pen.
Re: Sketchbook Paper & Fountain Pen CP
Posted: 07 Dec 2013, 06:21
by Bestexecutive
I tried using an Ultra-Fine Point Sharpie since it would at least produce a strong line. But I found that the ink flowed too quickly, bleeding and spreading if held in one spot and worse, showed through to the other side. I also tried the Pitt Artist Brush Pen on this page, which worked OK but was a thicker line than I like for general sketching. The black ink in the finer-point Pitts seemed paler than the Microns, but it might also be that they resist the sizing on the paper more.
Prismacolor Illustration pens are similar to the Sakura Pigma Micron and Pitt Artist Pensand are very nice and comfortable to hold. But they too performed poorly on the Arches CP. Then I tested my Aurora fountain pen and was delighted to see that it was a pleasure to write and draw with on the Arches CP paper.