Distress markers never fail to impress!

It'll be great if it does everything it says So far, so good. it does.

Love all of Tim's stuff. The markers are no exception. Love this white one. Great to find one that works so well.

Love it! At first I thought it was dried out - both nibs felt dry to the touch and they was just the palest white tinge when I tried it on paper... I played with it a bit and now I'm in love! It's not a paint/white ink pen like any others - it's not opaque or going to cover up what's underneath... (The nib end does work well on black paper for a chalk effect though..) When you first draw it on paper it's like nothing's there, then as it dries it turns white... Well, actually it starts to look frosted or foggy - just a very soft, translucent white... If you go over the same area with the pen again, and let it dry (less than a minute), the intensity of the white increases... So you can create layers/varied intensities of white with the pen... It's perfect for drawing clouds and getting the different concentrations of white you see in clouds... And it's wonderful for adding frost/snow/fog to the corner of windows on winter/christmas themed cards/die cuts... It's a great and different type of white pen to have...

it appears after a few seconds - can use as a white wash effect