Ahoy!
I'm looking for markers that don't go trough the paper (so probably waterbased), with a flat thick head. Like markers one uses to highlight text, only then in grey. I know Stabilo used to have them, but they stopped producing them.
Also, i'm looking for a good hard cover sketchbook with colored paper, so you can accent highlights etc with white. So far i only found white sketchbooks, or sketchbooks with no good covers (so not travelproof).
It would be convinient if somebody knows a store in Belgium or the Netherlands (or somewhere near aachen in germany) where they sell these things, but internet stores are also a-ok! so is just a brand name...
I hope somebody could help me with my quest!
markers and grey sketchbook
Moderator: Gerald
I too have been looking for sketchbooks what have medium to light gray pages withough luck. The closest thing I've found is on the blick web site
http://www.dickblick.com/zz108/14/
It has a mix of Warm White, Hazel Brown, Ash, Felt Blue, Light Green, and Ivory pages. I believe they also have a rainbow of page color book. However I have not seen this in person and didn't want to buy one without seeing it.
http://www.dickblick.com/zz108/14/
It has a mix of Warm White, Hazel Brown, Ash, Felt Blue, Light Green, and Ivory pages. I believe they also have a rainbow of page color book. However I have not seen this in person and didn't want to buy one without seeing it.
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I have a rainbow-colored Fabriano sketchbook from Dick Blick. I like it a lot -- the colors are inspiring. It is not hard-bound. I use it with a Pigma Micron pen and watercolor pencils. I think it'd stand up to light gouche too.
Faber-Castell makes this nice set of grey artist's pens http://www.dickblick.com/zz207/59/#mainphoto which I plan to buy this weekend.
Faber-Castell makes this nice set of grey artist's pens http://www.dickblick.com/zz207/59/#mainphoto which I plan to buy this weekend.