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Step 23Load it up and get scribbling!
Load a pen in the gondola just by sticking it in with a bit of blu-tack, so the tip peeps out just a bit.
Stick a piece of paper onto the surface.
Home your gondola.
Click the "render" button for the kind of pixel you want. Watch in amazement!
I've had best success with non-bleeding pens and paper. I like using a very smooth paper like bristol board, along with hard-tipped fineliner pens. Here in the UK I can buy these ZIG Millennium pens quite easily, and they're really good. Pigma MICRON seems to be a popular US pen in the same kind of vein.
For coarser drawings, a thicker tip is good, I've used regular sharpies regularly, and though they bleed badly, they are vibrant and solid.
Stick a piece of paper onto the surface.
Home your gondola.
Click the "render" button for the kind of pixel you want. Watch in amazement!
I've had best success with non-bleeding pens and paper. I like using a very smooth paper like bristol board, along with hard-tipped fineliner pens. Here in the UK I can buy these ZIG Millennium pens quite easily, and they're really good. Pigma MICRON seems to be a popular US pen in the same kind of vein.
For coarser drawings, a thicker tip is good, I've used regular sharpies regularly, and though they bleed badly, they are vibrant and solid.
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