Thank you Steve. I did leave out the detail about the paper I plan to use, didn't I? I plan to use a matte paper so your input is on pencil type is greatly appreciated. It is my belief that pencil is more subdued than ink so it doesn't take away from the image. I certainly understand I would have to use ink on a glossy surface. Even though not in my plans right now, this one is good for the knowledge-base, so anyone with experience in this area with recommendations on a brand or type of pen is welcome, not just for me but others following this thread. thanks all, Craig Snyder --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Steve Gledhill" < stephengledhill@y...> wrote: > It depends ... > > Some of the papers will take pencil - I use a sharp 2B or 3B - and > this is my preference. They are usually the matte papers, not the > photo glossies. Many paper coatings will only take ink - pencil > simply slips over the surface, hardly leaving a mark. > > My concern about ink is how it will perform in the longer term. Now > where have I heard that before. Perhaps the answer is to use your > prefered printer ink in a pen. > > Steve > http://www.virtuallygrey.co.uk/ >
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Re: ..and now for something completely different
2005-08-21 by thecraigsnyder
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