PageDoodlers are alcohol-based, acid-free markers. Designed with the scrapbooker in mind, these markers produce more vibrant, even-toned colors than those produced by water-based markers. PageDoodlers can be used to permanently color virtually any surface (i.e. acetate, vellum, wood, plastic, tin, page protectors, photos, etc.) They are waterproof, fadeproof, permanent, archival-safe, and are made with even-flow, replaceable tips. Packed in a convenient 12 pack, they are sure to please even the most discriminating scrapbooker. These pens have been used internally by Cock-A-Doodle Design artists -- in fact, it is the only pen that they use to create the great Toppers, Pieces and Frames that we sell. These pens dry quickly, allowing you to color over dark colors with light colored markers almost immediately. Do they bleed through the page (you might ask) -- ABSOLUTELY!! The competitors tout non-bleeding markers, which, in our opinion, is nothing more than marketing rhetoric. Graphic Artists, Architectural Artists and virtually every professional Artist we know of use bleeding markers. They understand that markers that do not bleed, simply can't produce the same even-toned (no lines) and vibrant colors that their professional work demands. You place a black sheet of paper behind your work -- and you're set. Enjoy!
PageDoodlers are alcohol-based, acid-free markers. Designed with the scrapbooker in mind, these markers produce more vibrant, even-toned colors than those produced by water-based markers. PageDoodlers can be used to permanently color virtually any surface (i.e. acetate, vellum, wood, plastic, tin, page protectors, photos, etc.) They are waterproof, fadeproof, permanent, archival-safe, and are made with even-flow, replaceable tips. Packed in a convenient 12 pack, they are sure to please even the most discriminating scrapbooker. These pens have been used internally by Cock-A-Doodle Design artists -- in fact, it is the only pen that they use to create the great Toppers, Pieces and Frames that we sell. These pens dry quickly, allowing you to color over dark colors with light colored markers almost immediately. Do they bleed through the page (you might ask) -- ABSOLUTELY!! The competitors tout non-bleeding markers, which, in our opinion, is nothing more than marketing rhetoric. Graphic Artists, Architectural Artists and virtually every professional Artist we know of use bleeding markers. They understand that markers that do not bleed, simply can't produce the same even-toned (no lines) and vibrant colors that their professional work demands. You place a black sheet of paper behind your work -- and you're set. Enjoy!