Below are all of the drawing related pens, pencils, and brushes I use (I think). These utensils are my gift and pride, so I will protect them with all my might. They are beautiful and precious like diamonds to me, and there is not a day that I did not thank my luck stars for providing me with enough money to buy them (they are SUPER expensive, if you don't already know). Actually, I take that back... MOST of them are super costly, not all of them. I use normal pencils from dollar trees as well as Prismacolor premier colored pencils. That is quite a range. I use graphic pencils for sketching and shading real objects. As much as I hate Still Life, I have to admit that these pencils really do the job when it comes to applying the four types of shading and shadows to everyday objects. Twenty-four different graphic pencils, each with a slight touch of uniqueness, creates a black and white picture that brings people home. The duel tip brush pens makes coloring simple yet delightful. Coloring has been a nightmare for me before I stumbled upon these wonderful, life-saving brush pens. I used to always get nervous when I needed color something because I was afraid that I would mess up and ruin the entire artwork, which has happened to me countless times in the past. There was a point when I stopped coloring all together as my many failures have crushed my spirit. It wasn't until I bought a pack of Duel Brush from Micheal's, did I finally lift myself up from the ground and battled with the mistakes I have made. Through practice, I became better and better at coloring with less mishaps. Now, my confidence is back, and I enjoy using the brush pencils to color more than anything else. In addition, I also have calligraphy markers, paint markers, Prismacolor markers, and normal colored pencils, markers, sharpies, and highlighters (not used for art). I have a lot of markers.