Marker tools
From Micron pens to the basic Sharpie, most artists have used marker tools on paper to ink their work at some point in their lives. In Clip Studio, Marker tools are characterized as having a set line width, meaning that they don't get thicker or thinner no matter how light or hard we press with the stylus.
Even though these tools give us a line with no variation to the width, they are still valuable in some inking situations. For instance, backgrounds (especially background elements that are far in the distance and therefore have thin lines and less detail), machines, and other inorganic objects look great when inked with a line that has less variation. Despite not getting thicker and thinner as we press, we can always change ...
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