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How to Use a Ruling Pen
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Ruling pens precede technical pens in the history of art supplies. They were used for drawing lines by hand with India ink. This was an application for drawing lines on a commercial art mechanical. Today, ruling pens and technical pens are still being used as a medium for illustrators creating pen and ink drawings. While some artist prefer one to the other, a ruling pen is easier to clean and works well when only a small amount of ink is needed. You can also get a variety of line thicknesses from one ruling pen. To do the same with technical pens, you'd need to buy a variety of sizes.
Difficulty:
Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need
* Ruling pen India ink (or another ink product)
1.
* 1
Adjust the screw on the side of the ruling pen to the desired line thickness.
* 2
Load the pen with ink by dropping a small amount of ink into the side of the pen between the two metal reeds.
* 3
Drawing a line on paper, hold the pen perpendicular to the paper surface and draw a line in a subtle stroke. A metal cork backed ruler can aid in drawing a straight line.
* 4
Continue to add ink as needed until the drawing or use is finished.
Read more: How to Use a Ruling Pen | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4576548_use-ruling-pen.html#ixzz1PfXebZhb
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This article was created by a professional writer and edited by experienced copy editors, both qualified members of the Demand Media Studios community. All articles go through an editorial process that includes subject matter guidelines, plagiarism review, fact-checking, and other steps in an effort to provide reliable information.
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Ruling pens precede technical pens in the history of art supplies. They were used for drawing lines by hand with India ink. This was an application for drawing lines on a commercial art mechanical. Today, ruling pens and technical pens are still being used as a medium for illustrators creating pen and ink drawings. While some artist prefer one to the other, a ruling pen is easier to clean and works well when only a small amount of ink is needed. You can also get a variety of line thicknesses from one ruling pen. To do the same with technical pens, you'd need to buy a variety of sizes.
Difficulty:
Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need
* Ruling pen India ink (or another ink product)
1.
* 1
Adjust the screw on the side of the ruling pen to the desired line thickness.
* 2
Load the pen with ink by dropping a small amount of ink into the side of the pen between the two metal reeds.
* 3
Drawing a line on paper, hold the pen perpendicular to the paper surface and draw a line in a subtle stroke. A metal cork backed ruler can aid in drawing a straight line.
* 4
Continue to add ink as needed until the drawing or use is finished.
Read more: How to Use a Ruling Pen | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4576548_use-ruling-pen.html#ixzz1PfXebZhb
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