the thin black line

Posted in Custom Workstation

I've been seeing more and more Tattoo's on customs, and would like to offer up an idea for everyone.
Instead of paint, which is difficult<at least for me> they make some markers with brush nibs of them that work awsome from some thin lines. as long as the paint is dry they should go on smooth. I use them when I ink some artwork and thought.. hmmm that'll work. so just a thought to some of you out there

Posted by cowboyink

on Sunday, June 3, 2007

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cowboyink -

Monday, June 4, 2007

you can get colored pens pretty much all of the colors have a brush nib. sa far as I've seen the pigment won't turn on ya

DTM -

Monday, June 4, 2007

I use a sharpie. Guess my figures will have purple tattoos

Henchmen4Hire -

Monday, June 4, 2007

The markers turn purple though, I remember painting a white Superman fig with black marker and a few days later it turned purple and stained my other toys when they bumped into each other >_<

Kern -

Monday, June 4, 2007

I@ve always used a black perminant marker when I need a glossy black covering.

Henchmen4Hire -

Sunday, June 3, 2007

By the way, "monkey" is the word that appears when people type "di'ck", sorry about that lol...pen looks cool! Does it come in silver or anything else?

cowboyink -

Sunday, June 3, 2007

nah they are like 2-3 bucks max if you have a Dick Blick near by try that if not try an art supply store or a college book store near you. I have a Pigma Brush and a Fabercaste pen