Pigma Micron
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“But when I was drawing on paper, I used Strathmore heavyweight drawing paper, a carbon nib pen, a mechanical pencil, and Microns.”
Julia Wertz Interview, Cartoonist, writer, urban explorer · via Uses This 
“I've also been using Microns for nearly 30 years.”
Adam Koford Interview, Writer, cartoonist · via Uses This 
“I'll then apply India ink using dipped ink nibs for all text and most linework, switching off with Pigma Microns and other fine pens.”
Joshua Barkman Interview, Cartoonist (False Knees) · via Uses This 
“For the rest, I frequently use a bunch of Pigma Micron for inking.”
Ludovic Chabant Interview, Software developer (Epic) · via Uses This 
“For actually producing artwork, I use Sakura Pigma Micron pens on Daler-Rowney Smooth Cartridge paper.”
Martin O'Leary Interview, Artist, developer · via Uses This 
“When I'm not illustrating digitally, I'm pretty low-maintenance and use whatever art supplies I can get my hands on (Micron pen with cheap watercolor is my favorite combo).”
Tyler Feder Interview, Illustrator · via Uses This 
“When I work traditionally, I depend on BIC mechanical pencils, black Micron pens (usually in size 2 or 3), mixed media paper, Copic Ciao and Winsor and Newton brushmarkers.”
Emily Griffin Interview, Illustrator, stylist · via Uses This 
“I letter by hand with an 08 Micron by lightboxing over computer lettering that I printed out ahead of time.”
Jason Shiga Interview, Cartoonist (Meanwhile, Demon) · via Uses This 
“As per Sean McCabe's recommendation I tend to use Micron pens, and often a cheap biro or whatever pencils are laying about.”
Jake Hollands Interview, Multi-disciplinary graphic designer · via Uses This 
“Most often, I turn to my sketchbook, with pencil, ball point, or micron pens in hand.”
Hannah Rothstein Interview, Conceptual artist · via Uses This 
“When I draw I like to use Pigma Micron ink pens and Prismacolor Premier markers, watercolors.”
Kate Towers Interview, Fashion designer, artist · via Uses This 
“For the pens, I tend towards Microns, which are a little pricey but well worth it for the line quality.”
Abby Howard Interview, Cartoonist (The Last Halloween, Junior Scientist Power Hour) · via Uses This 
“Super fine lines appeal to me both aesthetically (I like thin fonts too, like Helvetica Ultra-Light) and functionally (better for details and looks precise without precision), so I typically use drawing tools like .2 mm Micron pens and extra-fine tip DecoColor paint pens.”
Danielle Baskin Interview, Art director, bike helmet painter (Inkwell Helmets) · via Uses This 
“I use Micron Pigma pens - I burn through them so fast they're much more cost effective than expensive rapidographs.”
Derek Chatwood Interview, Game designer, illustrator · via Uses This 
“4) A handful of pens (Sakura Pigma Micron 02).”
Jordan Mechner Interview, Game designer (Prince of Persia), screenwriter · via Uses This 
