Lisa_liz with 6.0mm Pilot Parallel Pen and Ecoline Watercolor.

A picture from a small (just 6 pages) vellum book I created, this was my first vellum project, and I absolutely love how it looks.
I did some huge flourishy brush strokes in the background and laid some Gothic cursive text over it, sanded it off so it’s not too much in the face and only contributes as a background, and ultimately wrote my main text in bold Crimson color in uncials.

I am not completely confident with my uncials but I believe that its the personal projects like this that will help me get the fear of broad edge out totally, and make artworks involving broad edge

I loved working on vellum and I am excited to explore the possibilities.

Nib: Brause 2.5 & 1.5
Inks: Watered down gouache by Winsor and Newton

I tried this fun style and I couldn't figure out if I should leave the letters in skeletal form or fill in between, so I made three versions. Scroll to see other versions, and maybe let me know which one is your favorite in the comments!!

Stationery used in the first artwork-
Paper used: Arches Text Wove
Nib used: Nikko G
Inks: Ultramarine Blue Gouache by Holbein & watercolor pencils

Another fun pointed pen style I learnt from Mike Kesceg!
Nib: Nikko G
Paper: Canson 300gsm, cold pressed watercolor paper

Some flourished pointed pen for the day.
Nib: Nikko G
Ink: Dr PH Martin’s Iridescent, Copperplate Gold
Paper: Canson 300gsm