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Posted by Mephs on Wed Dec 22nd at 1:56pm 2004

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like Gwil said... ...bic pens are okay for sketches.

However, I recommend you invest in something a little more professional if you desire to create fine art.

The best thing about BIC's is that you can find them for free in little baskets at banks and such.

I thought this whole conversation was about inking a finished drawing, (after sketching out in pencil not doing sketches. Biros are fine for doodling.

Gwil, you so cray-zee.

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Posted by Spartan on Wed Dec 22nd at 5:50pm 2004

I'm using a Pilot I found behind the couch right now. It works good. [addsig]



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Posted by parakeet on Sat Jan 8th at 6:22pm 2005

Fountain pens are the way to go. Great little things

Edit, Ive also never had an Pentel RSVP go dry or not write on me BUT they are too thick for my tastes , I use em for notes = P (this was off topic which is why it was an edit = P
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Posted by Bobv on Sat Jan 15th at 10:38pm 2005

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A crappy ass idea sketch (Bic ballpoint, final image used 2H pencil)
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Posted by Mouse on Wed Jan 19th at 10:26pm 2005

I use uniball's for whatever inking I do. I really only use them for letter outlines when I sketch, I don't professionally ink. But some comic artists swear by them for inking.

And no one uses a Bic pen professionally, man, sorry. Except for accountants and secretaries and whatever.




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Posted by Mint_Sauce on Thu Mar 17th at 7:34pm 2005

I used to use a Rotring pen, that was great for me.

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