Copic Lighttracer [arTSuppL.y]

Yaay ~♥ It's finally here ♥
My Copic Lighttracer inckuding a Cutting Mat and a Copic Ciao Display since my Copic Collection has grown by now :)

Comic Master Tracer LED-A4 from Copic ♥

Going to test it in the next days :3

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Copic Chart 2012 [arTSuppL.y]

While waiting for my freshly ordered Lighttracer I downloaded the Original Copic Chart and filled in the Copic Colours I currently have plus some of my brother's.
I use this list to have a comparison between the colours and those I don't have so that I know which colours I should be next when I need some new :)

My own Copic Chart will be redone now because I bought some new colours so since my printer is broken lately I have to use this one for the meantime.

Unfortunately, the bright colours like YR0000, E0000 etc. can't be seen on this scan :/

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Winsor & Newton Ink [arT SuppL.y]

I recently went to an Art Shop in Vietnam and found some Colour Inks from the brand Winsor & Newton so I decided to buy some of them :)

The price was ~58.000 VND which is currently about 2,18 €.

Anyone who knows this brand or ink and would like to share her or his experience with me ? :)

I kinda love buying Art Supplies randomly ...♥

L.ove~

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[Random] About Art Supplies & Stuff [001]

Hi to everyone ;)

I thought that since I am not posting constantly about new Artworks, I could use some space and post about Art Supplies I use or I'd like to have :D

You're most welcome to give me some advice if you've got any experience with the things I post here ;)

So first of all today I coincidentally stumbled on this:

It's a limited Edition of 888 either Biros or Pens from the Brand Caran d'Ache Geneve for the Year of the Dragon in 2012. 

Total cost: 2500,-€

The description I found about this 'objet d'art' which is surely not for using imo:

The Chinese lacquering is a masterpiece of craftsmanship: the body of the pen is given several coats, first red then black. The result is a truly dramatic contrast as the fire-red dragon seems to explode out of an infinity of intense black. The Geneva company is one of the very few Western manufacturers to master this ancient technique. Chinese lacquer is a natural product, derived from the resin of the "Rhus Vernicifera", that creates delicate reflections and incredibly deep colours. Chinese Lacquer is applied by hand in a succession of layers then polished many times in an exclusive process that combines traditional Chinese methods and modern technology. The mystery surrounding the colour of Chinese lacquer is even greater.

But it would be really nice to have one though, wouldn't it ? :'D