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I'm glad you do : D
And yes~ Just a white gelpen, I also have a white paint marker for bigger whites, but mostly it's the gelpen.
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*nodnodnod* I guess that add to a friend's quote that white gelpen makes everything they are used with 100% better ^^
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Oh man, I love white gelpens, especially on the brown paper~ They make everything pop!
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That reminds me I need to order some more from jetpens. They got some of the best I found ^^;
It's like it`s impossible to find decent models here in Quebec. Though I might check out the recent Michaels that openned. What I've seen of the franchise when visiting Ontario once was in term of selection was already a bit more interested than what the local art stores franchise, Omerre Deserres, offered(despite their snobby-sounding name).-
Oh yeah, we have a Michaels somewhere around here, they're pretty good in terms of selections. It took me a while to find some decent pens, even now I'm not entirely pleased with them, but they get the job done~
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*nodnod*
If it can be anything, one of the artists I watch here and on FA, littletales swear by Jetpen's signo series iirc. http://www.jetpens.com/She frequently order from them online and I've done so once and I wasn't disapointed. One of the first pieces I did at the time was https://www.weasyl.com/submission/194026/well-read-werewolf where I used the gelpens for highlights. Later with the same pen I made https://www.weasyl.com/submission/194368/lupine-berzerker and then https://www.weasyl.com/submission/195921/wolfbane-hyde
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I've been liking a lot this small series of traditional pics you made.
Did you use a gelpen for the whites, if I can asks?