Acid-Free Felt Pens
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- ismith
Assuming that at least some of you do a portion of work by hand (at least in early phases), I was wondering what pens you all use. I personally have been using Sakura Pigma Microns and Prismacolor Premier pens... was considering testing out the ITOYA FinePoint system pens as well.
- Llyod0
pigma microns are the best
- I like them, but they are sometimes a bit too narrow for my tasteneverblink
- ********0
micron's make me happy.
these Stabilo's come in a close second... something about the hexagonal shape is a really nice change.
- epigraph0
the microns always seem to run out of ink very fast on me...I like using them but i get maybe one drawing out of one.
- i would love to see your images that are draining an entire micron of its ink. No sarcasm intended here... please share!********
- i would love to see your images that are draining an entire micron of its ink. No sarcasm intended here... please share!
- horton0
i tend to beat my pens pretty good and prefer all purpose felt markers like sharpies etc. may not have the acid-free stamp of approval but whatver.
been recently using a set of these and i like:
Sakura IDenti Pen
