Doodle delights.

When you think of the typical pen, this is the pen that comes to mind. It is an oil-based ink that sits on top of its surfaces, which is perfect for glossy paper and unlike gel pens, these last forever.

These are very similar to the ballpoint but instead of oil-based ink, they use water-based ink which makes them a smoother alternative to their ballpoint cousin.

These are a type of rollerball ink but instead of being water-based, its gel-based. The difference there is that gel inks can handle more pigment, so you have brighter and more fun colour options (and we think they are bit smoother than the rollerball).

This is a blend of ballpoint and rollerball which means the ink is both water and oil-based. They tend to be quick drying and have bold colour options, so this offers you a smooth choice with minimal dry time.

This is that little rubbery half ball you may find on the tip or plunger of your pen. It's used on digital surfaces like a tablet or cell phone in place of your fingertip.