Pens, Markers & Crayons

Glide Across The Page Whether you’re writing your very first sonnet or your five-hundredth grocery list, you can appreciate a nice, flowing pen. Here’s a (3)-pack of Superglide™ ball pens from Cello®. Write one word with these...

You can’t beat the original, genuine, authentic, standard, classic, fine-point Sharpie® permanent markers with the pocket-clip cap. But maybe you can! Limited edition, color burst Supersonic Yellow and Power Pink! Packing a powerful punch...

John Singer Sargent didn’t use crayons for his watercolor paintings, but that’s only because he didn’t have them. He probably would have loved these (15) premium watercolor crayons from Faber-Castell®. The pigment-rich, washable...

One pen, ten colors. Develop complicated note-taking systems, or just send colorful hate mail with this 6-1/4" long ballpoint with cartridges in black, orange, dark green, purple, light green, red, brown, magenta, blue and aqua. Slide the button of the...

The Finer Side Of Sharpies Because cleaning brushes is the worst part of painting, we’ve been using this fine-point green Sharpie® paint marker lately. Has oil-based ink, which dries fast and resists fading, abrasion and water—and...

Paint Like A Sharpie Because cleaning brushes is the worst part of painting, we’ve been using this medium-point orange Sharpie® paint marker lately. Has oil-based ink, which dries fast and resists fading, abrasion and water—and...

Also Resaltodores. Highlighters in English, but they’re also marked in French and Spanish, so it’s OK to highlight all three languages with them. Our each is a 4-pack of Promarx 5-1/2” wedge-tip highlighter markers in yellow, orange,...

Once upon a schoolmarm, chalk was the medium of choice for illustrating lessons. “Chalk talks,” remember? (OK, ask your grannie.) Return with us to those pre-Ted, pre-Power Point, pre-dry erase days and get this pack of a dozen 3/8” dia...