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Break out that glow-in-the-dark material Linda!

@@stampscapes I surely will, I have plenty...lol..

Thanks Genie!

Glad you like them Megan!

Thanks for checking it out!

I can't wait to try them out!

Thanks Callycat!

Thanks Arlene!

Hope you like them Genie!

Many thanks!

Thanks Linda!

If you have the cartridges for your pens, don't toss them when emptied as these pens seem to have finally been discontinued in the past few years. I only noticed when someone asked about the cartridges on one of my video posts. I couldn't find them being sold anywhere. But, what some have mentioned over the years is that they use a syringe to inject ink into the cartridges and that works fine. I've never done that but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. I'm assuming one would just use the Rotring Isograph ink for the Rapidograph ink cartridges.

@@stampscapes the set of pens I bought came with 4 cartridges but they must have been really old they appeared to be full of ink but just would not feed through any ink to the nibs I was worried that I had wasted my money but this week I found a place selling new cartridges , I tried out 3 of the 4 pens and they all now work perfectly I have .25 .35 .50 and a .70 although not sure if i will use that one much so have not put a cartridge in it, the place said they had a good stock of them (i did buy another box of 3) good tip about holding onto the empty cartridges though ! Having tried them out I wish I had a .13 instead of the .70 ...

@@philgray7320 Wow, I'm surprised that the cartridges that came with the set didn't work. I wouldn't have thought the viscosity (I'm assuming) was thicker due to evaporation(?). With the ink sealed off I didn't think that could happen. But, if those cartridges are at a good price, you might buy a few while you can. The only ones I saw were red ink ones online and I was just looking yesterday. But, yeah, that .7 is a really fat tip. My main nib was the .25 and .30 in the past. One tip that I would suggest, is that if you're not using your pens a lot, try and do a little scribbling with them once a week just to keep them flowing. Would just take 60 seconds. Or, if you're not using them a lot, store them in a ziplock with a piece of damp (not soaking) sponge. That will keep the environment a little moister. That's what they used to do in this hydrometer by Koh-i-Nor for their tech pens. I'm blabbing on about this as I'm kind of shocked that the pens seem to be gone for good now so us users should probably take pretty good care of them.

​could not find those cartridges locally I did have to go a fair way to get some, but that always seems to be the case over here in Australia when you want something a little out of the normal item. I got 2 packs of those cartridges so hopefully they will last a little while. The place I went to was a warehouse open to the public their website does indeed state that although they sell the actual Rotring Rapidograph pens they are a discontinued range - and only available only while stock lasts. I will be looking after them now though considering that they are hard to get hold of, again may thanks for the tips I would not have thought of that ! I might have to track down a 0.13 nib now though !

Quite a few multiple sizes with these. We should be loaded with Halloween imagery with the new sets. I can't wait to use them!

Oh yeah! Could be used for a Gollum type of character!

He’s great holding a pumpkin

Two directions and sizes as I like that image a lot!

Good ideas!

Keep rockin' the cards/exercises/experments in Lynn's stamp lab!

Awesome! Just keep adding on to your knowledge and techniques in small increments and you'll feel the momentum rolling over time. Then, when you get good at things, keep that up but try some other techniques that are challenging so that you keep pushing the boundaries. You'll start formulating ideas when you're just sitting around then when you go back "into the lab" you can work on trying to formulate those ideas with old and new techniques.

Thanks callycat!

Thanks Cynthia!

100% cotton cotton balls Lynn! lol.

You could but if there's any breeze at all, the pieces are going to go flopping around. That slight tackiness can hold the pieces down.

Rock those shadows Lynn!

Thanks Genie

Thanks Sweetieisabird.

Thanks so much

Glad it came in handy Beatriz.

Thanks Sandy.

Thanks so much.

Thank you Shiree.

Beautiful.

Thanks Berit!

Thanks for watching Linda

Thanks Karen.

Thank you