New pens always calls for doodling time (alongside one of my old faithful watercolour palettes).
The new additions to the family have been:
Chameleon – Colour Tones Pens (an amazing Christmas gift!)
Pigma Micron – size 0.25 (Purple)
I’m loving the fact that the Chameleon pens actually have a blending toner which lets you momentarily change the intensity of the tone on the actual pen itself.
What do you guys like layering up artworks with?
Natasha Dearden 
This is so cool! I don’t know why, but I just like how the translucent colors work with the hatching! It’s almost like makeup covering a face, or glass covering the face. I’m not familiar with Chameleon Pens. Do they flow well? Would you recommend them for students?
Hey Amber 🙂 I’ve only been playing with these for a few days but I think they could be great for students (depending of course what you’re using them for). I found it worked beautifully over watercolor like in my image. But here is a link to some videos showing you more how they work so you can see if they suit your needs more.
http://www.chameleonpens.com/#!video-tutorials/c1yfo
Thanks for the links! I’ve never even seen a color pen tutorial before! This makes them look intimidating and intriguing all at the same time XD
Just takes practice! There’s lots of amazing mini showcases on Instagram to. I love @lissletters for gorgeous ideas and seeing different materials in use 🙂
Honestly you are too helpful! Thank you so much!
Love the freshness!!!