Versatile Brushes For Many Uses: This 1Mm Flexible Soft Brush Tip Markers Allows For Sensitive Control Over Strokes To Give Delicate Or Broad Lines With Total Control And Precision, Perfect For Creating Beautiful Hand Lettering, Calligraphy And Precise And Detailed Work.Fade Resistant For Long-Lasting Durability, Quick Drying, Odorless, Acid Free, And Eco-Friendly. Artist Quality: Metallic Brush Tip Permanent Marker, Made With Specially Formulated Water-Based, Opaque, Non-Toxic, Permanent Ink.With This Soft Brush Pen, You Can Achieve Fine, Medium, Or Bold Brush Strokes Simply By Changing The Pressure On The Point, Ideal For Coloring In Large Areas, Smooth Highlighting, And Shadowing. This issue is exactly what turned me off from Illustrator/Flash/pen tools for drawing my comic.The Star05 V2'S Built-In Lithium Battery Charges Quickly And Conveniently During Wired Use2.5 Hours Provides A Full Charge That Lasts Up To 14 Hours.No Shaking Or Pumping Needed To Get The Marker Started- Simply Uncap And Write Without Worrying About Smudges And Blotches. (Straight lines are very easy to make equations for, so you'll notice that the linework pen always gets your straight lines perfect.) That's why your lines get distorted-the linework pen is giving you the best equation it can come up with that follows your line, but it can only come so close. So every time you draw a line, the linework pen has to come up with some "x^3 + x^2 + x" equation that matches the path you drew.which is very hard to do exactly. It happens because vector graphics save every line as a mathematical equation (which is why they're called "vector" graphics).
You'll see the same thing happen when drawing in vector graphics programs like Adobe Illustrator or Flash, or using other vector graphics tools like Photoshop's Freeform Pen tool. That distortion is inevitable when you're using a vector graphics tool (like the linework pen) instead of a raster graphics tool (i.e.
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