Do these pens work well on graphite drawings, for highlights or small details?
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I can say yes for highlights and smaller details, but I don't know on the graphite drawings (I use it for coloring with copic, and craft projects)
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I have not used these to draw. The tip is more rounded, probably not too good for drawing. A tip more pointed like a pencil would work better. Letters and numbers would work okay.
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Hi, I think they would but I think it would be lighter than say sharpies since these are metallic. Metallic pens in my experience are a bit softer/ translucent and therefore, may be harder to read. Good luck!
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Yes! The lighter colors show up really well on any dark papers. They work nicely on matte and glossy finishes.
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I used these markers to paint on glass and they worked great! They are as easy to use as a fine tip marker. I'm sure you can use them on a painted surface but keep in mind that they make a thin line and not much paint comes out at one time. They work by pressing the tip on a hard surface and pumping a small amount of paint into the tip. As far as durability goes, I have washed the glasses in the dishwasher and very little has worn off since In 2 months. It's a thin coating (like using a marker) so I wasn't expecting if to wear well with continuous washing. These would work great for detailed painting on something small that is not exposed to the elements.
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I'm not big on this brand of pens, but they do seem to work on some fabrics. For me..I rather spend a few dollars more for a better grade of pen ( Staedtler is my favorite). The tips on Micron pens don't hold up very well.
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They are not a broad tip or supper fine. Like a felt tip pen. They are easy to use on the jean material I used then on. You need to really try a spot to make sure the color will show up. I noticed that on some of the colors I used blended into the fabric shade. Good fun!!
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Interesting question. I did a little experiment for you. I picked 10 -15 pens randomly and wrote on black construction paper and also a shiny navy blue card stock school folder. The lighter colors, particularly the neon and glitter, showed up on the black construction paper similar to an ordinary pencil. Colored pencils actually showed up better. And, none of the pens did well on the slick, dark colored paper.
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yes, but I would recommend Sakura pigment ink pen. these are more charcoal than black.
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I don't think they would be good for coloring. Often you get abad pen that doesn't write ok. While this is ok for writing, I don't think it would be for drawing. Although I feel these are the best fine point felt tips I have ever used.
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Strictly for sketching outlines. There's not enough ink in these gel pens for coloring. I use mine for outlined only.
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I used mine on a black dry erase board and they worked really well and didn't leave any marks. The colours were also crisp and very visible.
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I tested it out with my Prismacolors, with my Derwents and even with some cheap Crayola erasables. Sharpened them all beautifully. Very crisp points, no breakage or chewing.
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Hi Grace! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) They do work well for drawing too, yes! Take a look at this video review and read the reviewers comments as well :
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They write on regular paper, too. I find them a bit sticky sometimes but if you move the pen slowly over the surface you wish to cover, it works better than if you try to write or draw too quickly.
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These pens are just made with specific tip texture that functions like tiny fingers. If your device works with your fingers, they'll work with these pens. Remember these pens are less than $1/each, they don't do magic =)
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I agree with Mike, I believe that any refill of the same size would work in these pens if you can find them in size needed. My husband has to mark areas in different colors for his job so he hasn't ever tried graphite lead. Hope it works because this is a great pen and easy to change from one lead or color to another.