White flowers, Pitt brush markers. These markers work nice on this paper. No bleed through!
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roseindigo 1:44 pm on June 14, 2009 | #
I agree that the Pitt makers are nice to work with. Last year I bought a set of the Dick Blick markers (their own brand) and while the colors are fabulous and I’ve done some nice work with them, they do bleed through the paper.
Rudat 4:43 am on June 15, 2009 | #
Although I haven’t spent the money on the color brushpens, I am a dedicated user of the black Pitt brushpens. The dark black ink is waterproof, dries almost instantly, and does not bleed through. I love these pens. Beautiful sketch, amdovsen!