Hi there!
I've been asked about the "vanishing ink" I used in the video I posted previously, so scroll down for further information :3
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★Firstly, the pen in question is a "Frixion Color" felt-tip pen from Pilot.
Basically the ink turns transparent with friction, more precisely with the heat caused by the friction, so it could be erased with the heat of a hair dryer, for example.
You can also use the eraser on the cap, but I prefer the hair dryer because it won't leave any marks on the paper.
★The original Japanese collection has a large range of colours (I used pale orange) :
http://www.pilot.co.jp/products/pen/color_pen/frixioncolors/
★It seems the international versions doesn't have as many colours as the Japanese, but since the ink vanishes in the end, any light colour would work fine:
EU site:
http://www.pilotpen.eu/…/fri…/frixion-colors-medium-tip.html
US site (it doesn't seem to have the felt-tip pens yet, sorry):
http://pilotpen.us/brands/frixion/
◆Please note that there're other types of pens in the Frixion family, but the ball-pointed ones have hard tips and it could damage the paper. Apart from that, the ink itself works fine.
◆The ink tuns transparent but you still can see subtle strokes there. So be aware in case you want to apply paint over it. Personally, I'm using this pen only for quick sketches.
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Hope it helps!
And lastly, check out the video if you haven't yet already:
★★★ https://www.facebook.com/Laica.Chrose/videos/563852717099043/
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