Review: Tombow ABT Pro
The Tombow ABT Pro is a solid marker. It has a nice, familiar form factor for Tombow Dual Brush fans looking to upgrade, but…
Continue reading »The Tombow ABT Pro is a solid marker. It has a nice, familiar form factor for Tombow Dual Brush fans looking to upgrade, but…
Continue reading »The Sketchnote Ideabook is very well made, but it’s not for me — which is maybe obvious, since it was made specifically for sketchnoters, and I’m not a sketchnoter.
Continue reading »I haven’t tried very many other water-based markers, but that’s because the Tombow Dual Brush has never really disappointed me.
Continue reading »The Denik hardcover sketchbook is of fantastic quality, which makes it fun and easy to draw in — and what more can you ask of a sketchbook? It’s a little pricey at MSRP, but if you can find it on sale, get it!
Continue reading »You know you’ve been sitting on a product too long when it gets rebranded before you review it, huh. The Winsor & Newton Promarkers are good markers — but Copic is still better.
Continue reading »The Studio Oh! Deconstructed Sketchbook has good paper, a unique canvas cover, and lay-flat binding, but it’s pretty pricey for a A5(ish) size sketchbook.
Continue reading »Water-based brush tip markers mostly aren’t made for serious business arting, but the Daiso Color Brush Pen is nevertheless a solid member of the category.
Continue reading »This super generic and indistinct sketchbook from Barnes and Noble is pretty good, actually.
Continue reading »Due to its first-glance similarities, the large premium sketchbook by Peter Pauper Press was one of the first sketchbooks I picked up in an attempt to find a replacement for the discontinued Punctuate sketchbook.
Continue reading »Some time ago, Barnes and Noble discontinued its Punctuate brand hardcover sketchbook. I’d feared this day for a long time. Here is a eulogy for my favourite sketchbook, the best sketchbook ever. I’ll miss it a lot!!
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