Pocket Graffiti Pen

Step 1 What you will need

Permanent Marker (or any pen with a thick fibre tip)
Small Pen
Paper
Pencil
Scalpel / Xacto Knife

Comments

[soul_jahz_united]

LoLlOLlLOlOllOooLlOL @ i cut up the pen like you siad i pull the nib of the texter out and put in like you said then i blowed in the end and it did not work and i was blowing fro about five minets

[dombeef]

the same thing happened to me

[knexman123]

itryed it but it did not work

[PocketSized]

What didn't work? Explain what you done and we'll see if we can find the fault.

[knexman123]

i cut up the pen like you siad i pull the nib of the texter out and put in like you said then i blowed in the end and it did not work and i was blowing fro about five minets

[Spaz Tard]

Same thing happened to me.

[qwerty90210]

Does the nib have enough ink?

[Spaz Tard]

I think it does

[ralf.stairer]

Nice idea, I remember doing paintings by putting watercolor on an old toothbrush and scrubbing it on a small sieve. The result looks quite similar. Unfortunately, of course, watercolor won't remain on plastic.

[inventinator]

maybe acryllics would work better...

[ralf.stairer]

That's right, thanks for the idea. Another way to do it is to use graffiti spray. I think it's also cheaper, as permanent markers are quite expensive (at least here in Austria). I got my spray at the local Dollarshop (a shop for skateboards and skating equipment).

[meatball]

achja es gibt auch nachfüllbare marker und da ist dar nachfülltank oft recht viel günstiger als eine packung marker :-)

[meatball]

pagro hat öfters welche recht günstig oder metro (sofern du an einen ausweis dafür kommst bzw. einer in deiner nähe ist)

[Fimon]

English please .

[meatball]

vulture this comment is ONE AND A HALF YEARS OLD nobody cares, and as long as you are not from austria, the information won't even help you