What is your preferred writing utensil?

[Aeros Sine 492]

I've been wondering if any of you ever have a certain type of utensil you use or not. So which one? I like to use the pen. It gives me more speed and variability in color.

[Pastel 7,630]

Pencil for drawing.

Pen for writing.

 

I don't like writing with a pencil.

Edited April 17, 2015 by Blobulle

[Perradial 114]

I like the pencil, 'cuz I screw up a lot. >.<

[baba_booey 4,303]

Pencil so I can erase mistakes I made

[Commander Tangent 861]

Pen for when I wrrite, to make it appear more professional and such.

 

 

But if I am just messing around, or doing rough, then I willl use a pencil :3 

[Cleverclover 1,526]

Pencil, easily. I find that they're simply more comfortable to write with, and the feeling of graphite touching paper is simply....fantastic in an unexplainable way. 

[Tao 7,981]

Pen so i can write fast if its dead at work a bit.

[Splendormane 203]

Pencil becasue i like to be able to erase  my work if i make a mistake or something

[The Professor...8D 823]

Sharpie Fine Point Pen...........Just love how smooth and "fine" it rights 

[Princess Periwinkle 3,775]

My favorite would probably be the Bic Matic grip 0.7mm #2 mechanical pencil.

 

I also enjoy using the Zebra M301 0.5mm #2 mechanical.

[Unikitty 1,212]

Pfft. Why go fer a boring old ballpoint when you can enjoy ye olde pristine feeling of a fountain pen? They're so much fun to write with. I kinda wish I had a quill and ink point to play around with.

Edited April 17, 2015 by Unikitty

[Magic Note 2,749]

I prefer writing with a pen. I just like the erasable varieties of pens because they're easier to write with, just in case you make a mistake.

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

I prefer writing with a pencil because if I make a mistake writing, I can erase it. While a pen makes things darker and easier to see, at least I can sharpen a pencil. Also, ink can run out in a pen, causing problems with writing.

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,303]

Pens for writing.  Mechanical pencils and fine point Sharpie pens for drawing.

[StoneCold 144]

I voted pens, but my hand writing is indecipherable. (I'd vote electronic type if that was an option )

[ThatOneComrade 1,091]

The pencil. Specifically, the mechanical pencil. The pencil is a wonderful thin due to the fact that it's okay to make mistakes. Mistakes can be fixed, and nothing is permanent. Pencils are beautiful.

[Midnight Gaze 131]

A mechanical pencil is best for drawing. I really like those pencils in general. They're Ideal for drawing, because weeks after drawing a picture in my school agenda, the normal pencils smear(and look less definied). The ones drawn with a mechanical pencil stay intact.

[yeet 2,027]

Doesn't matter. I have the shitest handwriting ever XD

[VitalSpark 1,830]

Laptop?

 

I don't really have much of a preference between pen and pencil.

[Dark Horse 12,962]

I'm more of a pen guy. Ive never really liked looking at something written in Pencil, inked is just more appealing to me.

[Celtore 2,770]

Fountain pens have class, mechanical pencils have precision, ballpoint pens and yellow number twos have neither. I like my mechanical pencil, it's great for sketching and writing. I can't find a pen that matches it, they're often times too scratchy, bleed too much or dry up.

[Grepper 3,192]

I prefer to use a pencil when writing notes and rough drafts, so mistakes can be erased, but I will use a pen when I want what I am writing to look nice.

I voted "Pencil."

[Professor Annabella 330]

Regular Pencil:

 

EPIC pencil:

[PoisonClaw 8,166]

A #2 pencil for writing, so I can erase it when I inevitably make a mistake while writing in my (seemingly hard to read) chicken-scratch. Going back to school though has led to me needing to use a pen for notes, because sometimes you don't have the time to waste sharpening a dull pencil 

[Omega Centauri 317]

Keyboard.

 

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Pen. It generally looks better on the paper, and tends to flow across the paper more smoothly, making it easier for me to write neatly. It's not that hard to just slash through any mistakes you make.