Scribble Pen Vomit Rock Painting Tutorial

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Pen Vomit ? It’s a thing ??‍♀️
It’s been a while but we have new members so they need to see this fun wee thing I do …
I have a small collection of rocks at the head of desk , they have nothing planned they just hang with me .
So I have my rock buddy Bert my scribble rock , he’s been with me from near the start of rock painting . I use him to scribble on, see if I like a colour or mist import – if I’m using a pen for the first time that day – I shake and scribble my pen in Bert . I don’t use paper as I don’t want any of tte fibres on my nibs and I found the hard rock helps stimulate the nib .
The most important reason is a pen vomit – you know when the paint leaks from being blocked and dirty. It goes on the rocks and not absorbed into paper. I swoosh up that paint with my finger and smoosh it across one of my rocks and the top of my desk. When it has tte right amount of smooshes …..
I decorate it! Here I have scribbled flowers on top . Sometimes I write messages . But as you can see I never waste a pen vomit !
Know if your pens are leaking it is from a blocked dirty nib that needs a clean . And it’s user error 99% of tte time . And I can easily show you how to clean your pens – head to GUIDE. 4 At tte top of our group for our link on cleaning pens it’s called – Dry ?or Blocked paint pens.
Paint and brush users! Same thing – left over palette paint – smoosh it on rocks ??
Have an awesome day being you 

Below is the great step by Step Photo Tutorial as promised. It is always great to share ideas and ‘How To’ steps with you so we can all create even more Kindness Rocks in the world! We have taken this one step further and hope you will join us – We are contributing Financially to at risk women and children – You can help by clicking above on our online course, it costs $10 to join with ALL proceeds going to charity. In return as a celebrated patron you get exclusive membership to our online classroom with over 55 videos & 13 Ebooks created by us  – shared nowhere else. You are amazing and thankyou for your contribution. 

Use a black colour pen and outline  the image, Great pens for outlines are Posca 1m, !mr or the 0.7m size in Tooli-Art or Artistro.

And if you want to add a touch of highlight –  pop on a few dots and dashes of white paint .
You can find awesome fine Pens to help you with this here

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These are pen vomits that I have smooshed across a rock

This rock has no colour in but if you would like to learn more – Colour on your rock – I have just painted a nice even layer. You do not want to paint it to thick. The more layers on the rock the more chance it has of peeling off later as the water in the base evaporates. Click on the image below to find out how best to paint on rocks!

This rock has no shading but to learn more about shading – Shading makes all the difference to the end result. Adds depth to the Image.
I use clean water and a size 2 or 4 filbert taklon paintbrush click on the below image to learn the technique – or head to YouTube to watch how I do the shading.

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