Are these "markers"? Why are they called brush pens? It's confusing. Pens or markers?
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I consider them both markers and brush pens because I can use them as markers to color or I can use the blender tip to blend colors like I was using a paintbrush.
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you can draw on them with markers.I don't think pens or pencils will work. I never tried those.
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No they are just like regular markers and can be used until they dry out. We have used ours numerous times and they still work fine... Even black which gets heavy use.
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They are made by a company named Pilot. This is one of your better pen companies, because that's all they make. You will find more info here: http://www.pilotpen.us/About.aspx
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They are dry erase markers, so you could use any dry erase markers you buy anywhere you find office supplies.
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Hi Mariana, How are you? Thank you for your inquiry of the Chalkboard Labels containing a chalkboard marker. At the moment the pack does not contain a chalkboard pen, but in our next production, we are including a chalkboard pen plus more chalkboard labels and a variety of sizes in the Chalkboard Label pack.Kind regards,
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These are whiteboard markers. The only other place I use them besides the white board is on Chart pads as coloring markers or to write lists.
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It would depend on what the purpose of the markers are for, pack B is geared more towards anime/character drawing. there is a large selection of skin tones/hair colours etc. pack A from what I remember has more colour for such things as landscapes etc. I purchased be as I draw anime/gothic style girls. Hope this helps
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Looks like I'm coming late to this party, but sure you can! If it's a sharpie** Did anyone say that already?? LOL I would not use any other kind of marker :D
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It looks like a standard ball point pen or roller ball. These pens write great and the ink dries fast. Hope that helps. :-)
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I wrote on some of mine with permanent markers.......not sure about wet erase markers
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I am not sure the pens I have purchased have all been for gifts...sorry I couldn't be more helpful
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They are fine-point markers, not ballpoint. I'm guessing they're exactly what you're looking for. They make nice lines, .4mm in width. (I think this type of pen is called "felt-tip," but I haven't heard that term since I was a child, so I may be using the wrong term.)
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They are just to flag or mark pages, etc. Not meant to write on. But I just tried it with a ball point pen and it didn't smear; however, there is just a very small space that is colored that you could write on. That's not its primary function. Hope this helps you.
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Hi Matt...the pens are for my Grandaughters...they write on computer paper with them. Any other paper I would not know about
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I've switched them occasionally. It's easier to switch on some pens and pencils than others depending upon the smoothness of the pen. However, they are relatively inexpensive so I just use a new one on each pen.
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I'm really not sure, they're just cheap markers. Not like sharpies or anything. Not name brand markers, I am not sure if it even said anything on the pack of markers to be honest.