Sketching a VW Beetle

This is a time lapse of a sketch that took about 28 minutes in real time at Speedway Auto Wrecking in Dacono, Colorado. I used a Hero M86 fude (or bent) nib fountain pen and a Kuretake water brush filled with diluted Noodler’s Lexington Gray fountain pen ink in an Etchr hot press sketchbook.

[@guillecanales11]

I personally would’ve watched the 28 minute long video! I love watching these videos! Great job sir!

[@hawaiidispenser]

Paul is the best

[@dadymccool]

This is awesome! More videos of you commentating and teaching please.

[@pedrocascante1792]

Awesome

[@kingpen1179]

Amazing!!! I hope you can teach us your skills in perspective

[@randalllaue4042]

Nice tip on wash.

[@randalllaue4042]

Never thought about light fast ink! Knew about watercolor, blanked on ink!!

[@sofiapagen]

Came here from twitter, and I gotta say, I showed speedpaints to my figure drawing class last night and this will be an excellent tool to show others about the artist process. Thanks for posting this and providing insight!

[@pheaston]

Thank you so much!

[@randalllaue4042]

Never thought of light fast ink! Knew about watercolor, totally blanked on ink!!

[@budojitsu1]

Visual flexion 🔥

[@dasparadoxon]

wow you do that without any perspektive lines ! impressive

[@rociomiron805]

Amazing work, It IS lovely to Be able to see how you draw, Thanks for sharing. Could you recommend a fountain Pen?

[@tratattoo-hinhxamep5889]

I love your video
So nice
So beautiful
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Jbfc

[@randalllaue4042]

Have you used wash with Payne’s gray?

[@pheaston]

Yes, I’ve used Daniel Smith Payne’s Gray but I found it to be too cool, more of a gray-blue. The Lexington is a very neutral gray, right down the middle.