When it comes to the best pens for note-taking, you're best off choosing a ballpoint, rollerball, or gel pen like the ones on this list.

The ink is relatively thick, so you have to take care not to smudge it while jotting away, meaning this pen is perhaps not the best option for left-handers.

Why Not Blue Ink? Blue ink, especially from standard ballpoint pens, fades over time, particularly on glossy photos, jerseys, and card stock.

In an era of tablets, touchscreens, and keyboards, there’s something timeless – and quietly powerful – about the humble ballpoint pen. So is it any wonder, then, that June 10 marks National ...

Look around you. Chances are, there’s a BiC Cristal ballpoint pen among your odds and ends. Since 1950, it has far outsold the Rubik’s Cube and even the iPhone, and yet, it’s one … ...

Given the abundance of black ink pens in particular, most of Syahbandi’s work is dark, both in hue and subject matter. Syahbandi's 'Love, Hate And Responsibility IV' (ballpoint pen and white ...

Whether it's fountain or felt tip, ballpoint or gel pens that you fancy, here are the best pens money can buy.

The 16 drawings are made on canvas and each used several pens, though Mr Baker, from Hampshire, prefers only to use black ink.

It’s worth noting, though, that a ballpoint pen will deliver consistent writing across all paper types, whereas a fountain pen’s ink will bleed on low-quality thin paper.