frostarella, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack +1 for team Sakura Pigma Micron :)

bleeptrack, 10 months ago

@frostarella cool!

draco, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack Copic Multiliner. They're refillable!

isziaui, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack At https://echtpraktisch.ch/visualisierungsworkshop-basic/ we used Edding 1800 for painting over with water-based markers, might work for watercolor too.

bleeptrack, 10 months ago

@isziaui oh sehr gut, danke!

_O, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack Faber-Castell PITT artist-pens are waterproof. They have brushes and fineliner. I have not tried to paint over with watercolors yet.

bleeptrack, 10 months ago

@_O oh I think I might have one of those in my pen drawer 🤔🤔🤔

_O, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack you should check if it says waterproof on the pencil. From what I understood their shop they also market non-Proof markers under that brand.

kristinHenry, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack If I'm not wanting the colors to bleed, I'm fond of Sakura's pigment micron pens. They come in many sizes, and is labeled as 'archival ink'

bleeptrack, 10 months ago

@kristinHenry awesome, thanks a lot!

gretared, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack @kristinHenry yeah, any “permanent fine liners” will do. Micron, Sakura, Derwent all work.

bleeptrack, 10 months ago

@gretared @kristinHenry nice, thanks :)

chrisamaphone, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack Micron archival ink! (Not sure if there are other types of micron, just typing out what’s on the side of the pen)

chrisamaphone, 10 months ago

@bleeptrack I guess the brand is Pigma and the make is Micron. The Pigma brush pen I have does not have the word “micron” on it but I have also used it underneath watercolor and it works great.

bleeptrack, 10 months ago

@chrisamaphone amazing, thanks!