With a type of art that requires smooth and crisp lines, the look of a perfect line is important to choose the right white ink pen and marker that is best suited for you.

White pens and markers come in various types. There are gel white pens, white ink marker pens, and chalk markers. Each marker has a specific function and purpose. I find writing using this gel pen very satisfying because of its super smooth white ink flow. I like using this product for large projects because the barrel’s design houses a rubber grip that provides comfort, command, and control while I am writing and drawing. These white gel pens help create depth and complexity in their works. Highlighting and shading might seem like an unnecessary task for someone who has an untrained eye, but for professionals and artists, these strokes and techniques are what completes the whole picture.Caring and cleaning your white pens and markers are pretty straightforward and easy. Remember to clean the surface you are going to use. Make sure there are no small particles that might potentially clog or ruin your pen’s tips. Most markers’ nibs are soft and brush-like, so if a foreign particle gets on it, it might destroy the tip and have skipping lines, sequentially, ruining your artworks in the process. I find this gel pen very convenient to use it on top of different media types like paint marker, colored pencils, and paint. I can make my artworks pop using the Pentel Milky Pop pastel gel pens. I also love spending hours creating beautiful works of art care-free and comfortably with its extra-long body and ergonomic latex-free grip. Oil-based ink, when initially applied, gives off a shiny and glossy effect. However, this type of ink tends to dull and fade over time. Water-based ink has a lower gloss finish but would typically maintain its sheen level for a more extended period. With the help of white chalk markers, they can draw and write calligraphy on glass walls and windows with ease. These white pens give out a significant effect that is visible even from far away. They are permanent and can only be removed if you use a wet cloth to erase it.

You can also use this marker to cover up faded paint on tires and chipped paint from doors. The possibilities are endless. French artist Carine is happiest working in ballpoint pens and pencils. She draws from life and photographs, and her favourite subject is people – although I’ve spotted quite a few cats in her work too! Her drawings are full of life and colour. Just remember to wipe them down and take care of them so you don’t get them clogged with the wax or pigment from the pencils. I’ll talk more about this in my next blog post and video! The best white pens for drawing on markers Pandafly gel pen writes smoothly on paper thanks to its high-quality ball point tip and white gel ink. I think this white pen is excellent as it boasts gel ink that flows effortlessly and doesn’t skip. I can use these gel pens white to highlight over paint marker ink with ease and create illustrations with 3D effects. As I see, it also works well on smooth wood, stones, paper, and photos. I really love it as this exceptional marker produces maximum flexibility for sketches, mixed media, detailed work, and coloring. It houses a premium-quality Indian oil based ink that is archival and acid-free. Its ink pen is also odorless and pH balanced. This white ink is water-resistant, opaque, and unrivaled resistance to fading.If this is your first time buying gel pens, here are some of the things that you will need to consider. Colors

I like that this white gel pen houses archival ink designed to be waterproof and resistant to weathering and fading, so my paintings can last a long time. It is safe to use at home, at work, and in school, because it is non-toxic, odorless, and acid-free.Mark is a Yorkshire artist who specialises in producing ballpoint pen artwork on vintage documents and envelopes, to bring some history to his work. His subjects are often older people’s faces and birds, which seem to work perfectly with the paper they are drawn on. If these white pens drive and inspire you to create and produce colorful and meaningful works of art, it doesn’t matter how much you pay for the tools. In the end, how you feel during the creative process and seeing the results after you have finished is priceless. Ler is a Taiwanese artist whose ballpoint drawings are often colourful and fashion-related, with headshots and full length portrayals of female models featuring strongly. Her more recent work involves some fun geometric experimentation, as you can see below. Juan is a Spanish artist as well as a photographer and a poet. He creates his art by taking photographs and then drawing them in ballpoint pen at a later date. The result is fun, action scenes which often involve partying and he is rather popular for his prolific portrayal of naked females!