Fav Black and White Markers

I use the Scarlett Lime black pen. It is amazing.
Markers I use regular sharpies. So far no issues.
I use the white water base (not oil) sharpie as well.

I use:

White
*Signo Uniball white pen
*Faber-Castel PITT white marker
*Bic White-out Correction pen

Black
*Copic Multi-liner SP black
*Pentel Ener-Gel 0.7 black pen
*Stabilo All black pencil (love!!!!)

I love my white sharpie paint pen, but I honestly have no idea if it's oil or water based. I do like Prisma's black marker pens. Mainly, I use sharpie's and Faber-Castell pitt pens the most in art journaling where many layers and acrylic paint are involved. I'll only use gel pens on watercolor or single layers, as I can't seem to make them work otherwise.

I'm definitely keeping an eye on this topic as some of pens are ready to be replaced.

When I zentangle on my gelli prints I was having a hard time finding a pen that worked well over the paint. Someone recommended the Uniball Vision marker (black ink) and it works fabulous!

This weekend I'm purchasing some white pens. Thanks for the recommendations.

Interesting, my faber castell pens seem to last a long time, and I use them over paint all the time. I just got some copic multiliners that I am enjoying, and I also like the scarlet lime pen, but it smudges for a few minutes.

It's called the Stamper's Big White Pen. Strange that yours ran out so fast. I would take it back and get another one. I love mine!

For my black, I use the Essential PITT Artists Pens Black set (has four different fine points) and my ZIG Signature Pen because of its tip size.

Good luck finding your favorite!

Opps...just saw this LOL

The reason I ask if it's a brush pen is b/c according to Faber Castell when I called them about a couple of NIP dried up pens you can take tweezers and pull out the brush nib and turn it around and reinsert it to rewet the dried up end. It worked on mine although they did replace the whole set. I was also told to store them horizontally but must admit that I have never stored any markers that way and I have small metal buckets that I keep my markers in on a small book case on my desk. I don't know that it makes a difference but even Tim Holtz recommends it I think. I might have my husband try to build something to store them that way..or i might not LOL. My storage system seems to work for me..even if the markers don't last as long. 

I have never stored mine horizontally and never had an issue that I am aware of. The one package of Pitts that I had dry up were actually new and hadn't been used. I know for my rapidographs they need to be stored vertically so the ink doesn't pool up and run out of the  nib or saturate the delicate threads in the needle part of it. I know space is a factor for a lot of people and I personally think if you are using your markers/pens frequently it doesn't matter. Just my experience though.