Scribble scribble
Wed Apr 26, 2006 2:22 am
Writing utensils! Whoot!
I like mechanical pencils myself, it's easier to write neatly and prettily. Plus you don't have to keep sharpening it
I like mechanical pencils myself, it's easier to write neatly and prettily. Plus you don't have to keep sharpening it
Wed Apr 26, 2006 2:35 am
My straight up HB Pencil.
Silvery blue, and blunter than a half brick in a sock most of the time.
Might explain why i'm such a bad Drawer
Silvery blue, and blunter than a half brick in a sock most of the time.
Might explain why i'm such a bad Drawer
Wed Apr 26, 2006 2:41 am
Black in pen please. At the moment, I'm quite fond of micro Uniball Visions. My favourite pen was this ink Parker that I had, but lost. Sadly, they don't make that kind anymore.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:04 am
Just a regular pencil. I don't like the mechanicals and pens are only good for crosswords and sudoku... or English tests. Good thing I need no more English. That ain't not bad.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:28 am
Mechanical pencils! 
They provide nice crispy clean lines with the opportunity to erase if needed.
They provide nice crispy clean lines with the opportunity to erase if needed.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 4:06 am
Gel Impact, blue, .5 mil. Nothing else will do.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 4:21 am
Just a normal pencil. I tend to press really hard when I write and draw, which means I often break the puny lead of mechanical pencils!
Oh, and blue ink for writing, if possible.
Oh, and blue ink for writing, if possible.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 4:35 am
I like them all, except for the blue pen. I draw with them all, except for the blue pen as well. 
I just hate coloured pens, and if they're "Jelly" pens, they'd better be black too.
I just hate coloured pens, and if they're "Jelly" pens, they'd better be black too.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 4:46 am
Black ink, I'm rather fond of the uniballs as well (spira has good taste), but i'm also terribly fond of good old fashioned calligraphic pens (you know, the ones you dip!). I just love how they look, how they write... but sadly I just havn't had time to invest into learning calligraphy properly, or to spend practicing. Maybe one day...
I normally reserve pencils for drawing. Saves more erasers that way.
I normally reserve pencils for drawing. Saves more erasers that way.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 5:16 am
ahoteinrun wrote:Black ink, I'm rather fond of the uniballs as well (spira has good taste), but i'm also terribly fond of good old fashioned calligraphic pens (you know, the ones you dip!). I just love how they look, how they write... but sadly I just havn't had time to invest into learning calligraphy properly, or to spend practicing. Maybe one day...
I normally reserve pencils for drawing. Saves more erasers that way.
I have a few inkdip pens. I'm also a fan of good old fashioned fountain pens.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 6:00 am
I had a bunch of uniball pens. Unfortunately, I lost them all. Whenever I dont lose it though, I try to write with a black pen. I've never been one for erasing.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 8:40 am
I either go for a pen with a needle thin tip, or otherwise a good old fountain pen. I hate biros. They smell.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 10:39 am
Very thin pens, preferably black I rarely ever use whiteout/tippex though, so whenever I make a mistake I just scribble hapzardly, and my neato friends look at my book at go "=.=;"
I rarely ever use whiteout/tippex though, so whenever I make a mistake I just scribble hapzardly, and my neato friends look at my book at go "=.=;"
Wed Apr 26, 2006 4:21 pm
The nearest thing to hand.
Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:11 pm
Mechanical pencils^^ I screw up a lot, so the eraser is nice, and I just like the way they feel.
.7 leads, though. I break the .5 all the time.
.7 leads, though. I break the .5 all the time.