has anyone here used grease markers for handstyles? i thought of this because i'm tired of messing up the nibs on all my felt tips, and i would imagine you would be able to use a grease marker on pretty much anything.. so has anybody used them much? what do you think of them? any special techniques for them, and what ones are good? any help helps.
you ever write on cement or a dirty surface with a paint marker? they dont last too long. and i dont carry spraypaint everywhere i go, as it is much bulkier than a pen.
If you dont want to fuck up your nibs just use meanstreaks or sakura solid markers. Infamous is right though, paint looks better alot of the time.
try and get some shortcuts or montana 100mls. if not though, definately get some streaks. not scrawlpens though
pick up some MARKAL's grease pencil are the same thing as china markers they are skinny and break off alot get some markal paintsticks thats your best bet
Now what the hell is the poitn of you posting if like 20 kids all gave him info. Its pointless to have a post saying oh no i don't know about that...then no one cares. So stop.
awsome, thanks for the help, sounds like grease isnt the way to go. now it's time to find some meanstreaks. oh and jurass, a good substitute for 100mil cans is auto touch-up paint. you can get that shit in some wicked colors.
i have some china markers, they take way to long to unravel if you break it, and the get dull real quick. I don't know how permanent they are either, i havent checked to see if any are still up. I would never pay for grease markers, i steal em from work, same with pastels(alright too).
what, so i get one, then figure out what else works the same and steal that, or make something similar... B)
actually the grease marker doesnt work on everything for instance..... wen its misty outside the marker doesnt even show up
ya man grease pens are the shit i usually always have one with me i rocked a blue one tonight actually. but fuck man if u dont want to mess our marker up on cement and rough shit then do it on smooth shit... its common sense