sweetness. swiped several of these micron pens of various sizes and colors, ranging from a nice big black brush pen to a .005 mm. awesome. so smooth and comfortable.
didn't quite get the whole pack of tombow abt acid-free double tipped markers, but picked up enough. just real nice brush pens.
oh hell yes. faber-castell artist pens in various thicknesses and colors. makes crayola feel like drawing with mud.
classy and classic. i've got a few tubes of basic and one big-ass tube of white for tagging. still holding out on spray paint -- haven't gotten around to hardware store.big news: my first sketchbook is completed! started november 14 2008, my first moleskin notebook is quite the artifact, containing everything from essays, journal entries, drawings, paintings, sketches, lyrics, ramblings, found objects, and tons more shit from the depths of my infinitely insatiable mind. Put that one on the shelf -- time to start anew! it wouldn't be a stretch to proclaim that owning and using a sketchbook regularly changed my life.
and finally, a new era has begun:
mine's portrait-shaped rather than landscape, but boy is it nice. spiral bound, hardcover, sturdy, substantial pages suitable for watercolor, paint, or pen and marker as I'll utilize most often. This is bigger than any sketchbook I've owned so it'll be interesting to see the places I go.coming soon:
- kidrobot goodies!
- lots of music to talk about
- the absence of culture in CT - lol observations
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