Liquidraw White Gel Pen - 0.8mm Fine Point

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The Liquidraw White Gel Pen is an essential tool for artists, crafters, and journal enthusiasts who require crisp, opaque highlights on dark surfaces. Featuring a 0.8mm fine point nib, this pen delivers consistent ink flow for precise sketching, detailing, and bullet journaling on black paper, though it is specifically optimized for dark media and may not be suitable for standard white office paper.
| Model Part Number | LWG08 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Liquidraw |
No, this pen is specifically formulated for black and dark-colored paper; the white ink will not be visible on standard white paper.
This model features a 0.8mm fine point nib.
Store the pen horizontally to maintain even ink distribution and prevent the nib from drying out.
The gel ink is designed for high-quality artistic projects but should be kept away from moisture to prevent smudging or fading.
Yes, we also offer the Liquidraw White Gel Pens in a set of 3 (MPN: LWG08-SO3).
Gently scribble in circular motions on a scrap piece of paper to restart the ink flow.
Wipe the nib gently with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth to remove dried ink residue.
To ensure the longevity of your Liquidraw pen, store it horizontally when not in use to prevent the ink from settling or drying out at the nib. Always replace the cap securely immediately after use to maintain the moisture level of the gel ink. For optimal performance, use the pen on black or dark-toned paper stocks; it is not recommended for standard printer or copy paper as the ink formula is designed for non-porous or deep-pigmented surfaces. If the pen has been stored for a long period, draw small circles on a piece of scrap paper to re-prime the flow.