Glass Dip Pen Drawing and Review (ESSSHOP SandGlass Glass Dip Pen)

In this video I unbox, draw, and review the ESSSHOP Sandglass Glass Dip Pen. I'm using some new Liquitex Acrylic Ink and I love it.

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[isad]

This video was so calming and pleasant to watch. Much love 💙💙💙

[ladydruuna]

What an awesome artwork! Can't wait to watch more of your videos

[carmenvalentic]

Learn something new everyday! I hadn't heard of these types of pens before this video. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[Artsixtyfour]

Hi thank you for sharing your artwork, I was mesmerised watching you draw, I have just ordered my very first glass dip pen and cannot wait to use it now. Your tutorial has certainly fired me up. 🙏🏻

[Beckelby]

My first car was an '83 Buick LeSabre named Bessie 😊 My sisters and I got the habit of naming things from our mom but we've taken it a lot further, naming literally everything. My favorite is the lone tree on the mountain top next to a road we take a lot that one of us named George. George is surrounded by trees but he's the tallest and a different breed than the rest.

Also I have one of those dip pens in my wish list, I'm pretty sure it's the same brand. I'm glad you like it, I'll definitely have to get it.

[InkyEnchantments]

Very cool. I think I'll pick one up. I have also thought about getting one for a while and just haven't.

[robinlarsendiy]

I love the liquitex muted series! I am wondering if the sparkle that came in the sample ink is mica powder, which you can get in a lot of colors and add you any water or alcohol based mediums to make things "shiny." PS, I totally name things based on literary characters I love. My car is Professor Snape, because the exterior has a lot of hard angular, "scary" lines, the engine has a kind growl to it, but the interior is white heated leather and piano gloss black and super techy. It makes me think about the contradiction of Snape's public persona vs his heart that was just super guarded but guided by love.... Just me being weird and owning it.

[GodsonGameplays]

In every Pokémon game I name every Umbreon after my mother because that was her favourite Pokémon when she was alive so this way I feel like she is still here with me