Sharpie!

[andydiesel]

Dear Mr. ooo000ooo,

you are radically amazing with ink.

[imagine]

aaw man i'm glad you showed up i have a question about SHARPIES i dont use them as much as i would like because i don't know for sure if they are "archival" if i knew this i would totally use them more

so are they archival??? i seriously cant wait to find out

[boatdreams]

Dear Mr. ooo000ooo,

you are radically amazing with ink.

Seriously!

[standard]

I CALL BULLSHIT!

Clearly, a Marks-A-Lot crime.

USE YOUR FUCKING HEAD, ROB.

[VonDada]

I use Sharpies all the time in my work. I have an entire case of them in every color.

However, the clickable ones dry out pretty fast and those new fine point ones are the same way.

I recently was ask to draw a tattoo on someone for a film. They wanted it to look handdrawn. I picked up the new fine point ones thinking these will do a great job and they didn't work very well at all. The first one dried out in a matter of minutes and wouldn't even write on paper.

I ended up using dry erase markers.

That was the only time that Sharpie has failed me, otherwise, they are the only marker I grab at the store.

[mictron]

was making sure that brian morris was represented in this thread.

used to draw exclusively with sharpies, but now use the pentel pocket brush.

but i do use the hell out of the sharpie paint pens.

[ooo000ooo]

aaw man i'm glad you showed up i have a question about SHARPIES i dont use them as much as i would like because i don't know for sure if they are "archival" if i knew this i would totally use them more

so are they archival??? i seriously cant wait to find out

I would not say they are archival. I've got pieces that are 5-6 years old and they still look ok. but who knows

[bdix]

me and KNNR got free Sharpies at Bonnaroo. we used them to shank hippies

[boatdreams]

used to draw exclusively with sharpies, but now use the pentel pocket brush.

God, I love that thing.

[mictron]

God, I love that thing.

it is a sexy, sexy drawing tool.