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Published: 2015-08-25 00:46:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 2666; Favourites: 100; Downloads: 4
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These are the art supplies I use most often((aside from my copics)) I have way more than just these, buuut they aren't as important/ doubles. 
- PENCILS & ERASERS - - Pentel CLICK 0.5 - Black Lead
- Pilot Color Eno Mechanical Pencil - 0.7 mm - Red Body - Red Lead
- Pilot Color Eno Mechanical Pencil - 0.7 mm - Pink Body - Pink Lead
- Pilot Color Eno Mechanical Pencil - 0.7 mm - Soft Blue Body - Soft Blue Lead
- Pilot Color Eno Mechanical Pencil - 0.7 mm - Blue Body - Blue Lead
- Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Red
- Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Pink
- Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Soft Blue
- Pilot Color Eno Neox Mechanical Pencil Lead - 0.7 mm - Blue
- Prismacolor Kneaded Eraser
- Sakura Foam Eraser W100
- Uni Boxy Eraser - Black
- Pentel Hi-Polymer Eraser
- COLORED MULTILINERS - - Prismacolor Premier Fine Line Markers: Red, Orange, Sepia, Brown, Green, Blue, Purple
- Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens ((Magenta and Aqua colors))
- BRUSH PENS- ((from left to right)) ((the best inking tools I've ever owned)) - Pilot Futayaku Double-Sided Brush Pen - Black/Gray Ink
- Pilot Futayaku Double-Sided Brush Pen - Fine/Medium - Black Ink
- Pilot Pocket Brush Pen - Hard
- Pilot Pocket Brush Pen - Soft
- Pentel Standard Brush Pen - Medium Tip
- MULTILINERS - - Micron Multiliner 01
- Micron Multiliner 02
- Copic Multiliner Pen - 0.03
- Copic Multiliner Pen - 0.3 - Cool Gray
- Copic Multiliner Pen - 0.3 - Black
- Prismacolor Premier Fine Line Marker - 03
- Prismacolor Premier Fine Line Marker - 08
- GEL PENS - ((very opaque, they're amazing!! ; v ; ))- Uni-ball Signo Angelic - Red
- Uni-ball Signo Angelic - Orange
- Uni-ball Signo Angelic - Yellow
- Uni-ball Signo Angelic - Green
- Uni-ball Signo Angelic - Blue
- Uni-ball Signo Angelic - Violet
- Sakura Decorese Gel Ink Pen - 5 Color Set - Pastel Fruity: Pastel Blue, Pastel Mint, Pastel Orange, Pastel Pink, Pastel Red.
- Sakura Gelly Roll Moonlight Gel Ink Pen - 1.0 mm - Red
- I USE THESE TO MAKE MY ART SHINY - - Molotow Acrylic Premium Paint Pen - 1mm - White
- Uni-ball Signo Broad UM-153 Gel Ink Pen - White Ink
- Sakura Gelly Roll Regular Gel Ink Pen - 0.4 mm - White
- Prismacolor Pencil - White
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pretty much have most...if not all the products shown in this photo.
Awesome collection
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y ES i have way too much tbh; and theres way more that i havent even taken a pic of yet((my new art supplies just came in not too long ago))
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DAmn you have so much! I subscribed to an art supply service just to get myself to get more X'D I hoped it would get me to draw more traditional too, but at this point it's still easier to pump out digital art. I don't have much time and unfortunately I have a non-art study, so I have so little time :C
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Oooh! I collect pens and pencils! I always order from JetPens
Have you ever had an issue with your Uni Boxy? I've found mine melted onto plastic pencils ; n ; I switched to the Pentel Ain Hi-Polymer Eraser, and I don't have that problem any more. ; P Plus, it's cheaper!
I also own the Dr. Ion super mega!!! I love its compartments so very much. I fit tons in there. Like, tons. xD
Sorry if this is random, I just like to see you know what you're talking about aha ; OOO
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Do you use the colour multiliners for lineart or colouring or both?
What do you use the colour gel pens for?
Does the Prismacolor Pencil - White show up on top of markers?
Are any of the white gel/acrylic pens better than the other? Do each serve a specific purpose? Or are they all equal and the best is dependant on the artist?
I didn't know there were multiliners in different colours, especially the cool grey one for copic. Does the grey get used for "transparent lines" or what else?
((Sorry to comment on this when it was a while ago. I'm an art supply geek and love seeing the different tools used for arting. When I looked again I started having questions so... lol))
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((Hope you don't mind, but I'll be answering this question in parts on my traditional QnA journal u o u ))
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That's all good! Easier place to reference stuff rather than finding the comment lol.
Thanks for taking the time to answer them all in one shot.
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(Forgot to add on)
And a few different pencils usually mechanical and one or two of variations hardness, I stopped carrying the kneed eraser in it cause it didn't like my bag
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I just have a lot of colored pencils (no doubles exempt for 2 whites and 3 blacks) and some inking pens in the variety of widths
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Hey Im not alone anymore someone else has a butt load of art supplies they keep near.Yeah I think I have three or four things of stuff like this.Come to think of it I need to reorganize them too.
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Damn, that is- Alot of art supplies. A really good collection too.
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Woah. That's a really great set of art supplies!
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thank you!! The pencils / erasers/lead packets just came into the mail yesterday!! ((red / blue))
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What's the pencil case you have your Prismacolor liner markers in?
Also what is the difference between the Pilot Pocket Brush Pen hard and soft? What does it look or feel like on paper?
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All the items above are stored in the Kutsuwa Dr. Ion Super Mega Pencil Case((www.jetpens.com/Kutsuwa-Dr.-Io… ))
Both the Pilot Pocket brush pen hard and soft have the same kind of material for the nib; it's one solid mass, not bristles like most brush pens.
The Pilot Pocket Brush Pen-soft- when you apply pressure, the entire tip has a great amount of give. It feels almost "mushy", which is why it's named 'soft' instead of hard.
The pilot pocket brush pen - hard, has a smaller nib, and more firm. It's a lot easier to control / get nice, fine lines.
They both feel surprisingly smooth, and the ink dries rather quickly. ALSO, the ink resists alcohol based markers, which is great to use for Prismacolors, Copics, etc.
Here's a video that can explain the pens I use better than I can xD''
www.youtube.com/watch?v=R53jWz… ;
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Aahh ok. I think I should look for the hard pens? I think that's what I should've gotten instead of the brush tip lol.
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Yeah, a hard or fine point. I'd recommend - Pilot Futayaku Double-Sided Brush Pen - Black/Gray Ink
The tip is rather firm, but can still be bent for thicker lines
Much easier o control than the Hard Pilot Pocket brush pen
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