All the tools for the modern sacred geometer.
I started using watercolour paper recently because of how tough it is. I love it!
This paper is really, really good for working in ink, it’s smooth and heavy. I started using it because I couldn’t find my favourite English brand here but it might actually be becoming my new favourite.
This is great for pulling off just enough pencil that you can still see what you’re doing when you want to go over with ink.
These are probably my most used pens. They’ve got a chisel tip which is good for controlling the width of your lines. Nice, smooth, even coverage too!
The best paint pens out there, smooth, even coverage. If you’re doing really technical work this pen works great! If you’re going MASSIVE then check out some of the other paint pens in my kit.
I love this pen! Great for filling in large areas, you can refill the ink or even just dip it in ink.
I don’t use coloured pencils that often but when I do I use these. They’re quite nice.
You can draw massive circles with these. These are good for one or two jobs but they are cheap and will break eventually. Buy cheap, buy twice.
With these bad boys there’s no limit to how big your circle is. If you’re planning on using trammel heads a lot, these should last a lifetime.
I sometimes use these for dotwork, they feel tough so you can be a bit rougher with them. For linework they bleed a bit more than the Unipins so you have to work fast.
To be honest I never use a protractor anymore, but you never know it might come in handy.
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