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A good group of colors - similar to sharpies.
Added 3 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
For me, Sharpies are more of a utility marker, you know for labeling things and etc. They're permanent and will write on most surface. As much as you want to, avoid using these to draw on your friend's face when they're sleeping. ... For me, Sharpies are more of a utility marker, you know for labeling things and etc. They're permanent and will write on most surface. As much as you want to, avoid using these to draw on your friend's face when they're sleeping. Unless you REALLY want to take it there.
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Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
Artist or vandal? Happy homemaker who searched in vain for a really BIG sharpie? Krink is for you. The bright opaque pop of Krink inks is fade-proof indoors or out and will write on most surfaces. They come in both narrow (think 1... Artist or vandal? Happy homemaker who searched in vain for a really BIG sharpie? Krink is for you. The bright opaque pop of Krink inks is fade-proof indoors or out and will write on most surfaces. They come in both narrow (think 1/4") and fat tip markers.
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I've been testing out several styles of markers with brush nibs for a project and so far Copic markers is winning the test in the following areas. The line quality is excellent, bush and other nibs come in a nice variety of colors... I've been testing out several styles of markers with brush nibs for a project and so far Copic markers is winning the test in the following areas. The line quality is excellent, bush and other nibs come in a nice variety of colors, including blending, Copic has a good selection of nibs, the ink last longer, and I can refill my Copic markers as well.
Tags: art, art supplies, fashion design, permanent, artists, illustrations, non-toxic, markers, cartoonsAdded 6 Years Ago from Blick Art Materials -
You can use your sharpie to personalize anything you want: walls, plastics, glass, and so on. But now, for your added sharpie pleasure, you can personalize your sharpie with two lines of text and a small selection of clip art. ... You can use your sharpie to personalize anything you want: walls, plastics, glass, and so on. But now, for your added sharpie pleasure, you can personalize your sharpie with two lines of text and a small selection of clip art. Six personalized sharpies for twelve bucks.
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Jumbo 10mm chiseled tip for broader lines, super black for those bold lines, works great over acrylic markers for the artist that needs things done quick.fast drying and best of all refillable. Refills also available on the site i... Jumbo 10mm chiseled tip for broader lines, super black for those bold lines, works great over acrylic markers for the artist that needs things done quick.fast drying and best of all refillable. Refills also available on the site in 4 colors
Added 6 Years Ago from Pilotpen-store -
Everyone loves sharpie's! .. well besides the smell. Will never fade.. now comes in so many colors.. i just purchased the pastel colors and they're great.
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Regular sharpies are great, but industrial sharpies are the best thing ever. They aren't soluble in ethanol, they take longer to wash off of skin, and deal well with extreme temperature. I constantly walk around with one or more... Regular sharpies are great, but industrial sharpies are the best thing ever. They aren't soluble in ethanol, they take longer to wash off of skin, and deal well with extreme temperature. I constantly walk around with one or more of these in my back pocket, probably making people nervous that I'm going to start tagging at any moment. I use these in lab to label things that are going to be sprayed with 70% ethanol (great for tissue culture), or are going into the liquid nitrogen freezer, or high use items that would get their labels rubbed off easily. At home you can use them to label just about anything, or draw something cool, or go ahead and tag if you want. Just be careful because the only thing that removes their ink really well is acetone (nail polish remover) and that will melt some kinds of plastic.
Added 7 Years Ago from Artstuff -
able to leap buildings in a single bound.
