Acrylograph

What distinguishes Acrylograph:

• Beautiful color combinations - New sets are regularly released, often linked to seasonal color themes. Extremely beautiful color combinations!
  
• No ghosting- Ghosting is when the pen's writing shows through on the other side of the paper. These use acrylic paint, so the pen's color forms a layer on the paper. This, of course, also depends on the paper you use in your notebook. If everything always shows through because the paper is so thin, then these will too.
  
• Works on colored paper - As mentioned, it's an acrylic pen; the ink forms a layer on the paper. However, the shade of the pen's color can vary slightly depending on the color of the surface.
  
• Can be layered - Perfect doodle pens that you can use to draw beautiful flowers, leaves, create headings, etc. Just let it dry between layers.

What is the difference between Archer & Olive's pen types?
Acrylograph are fiber-tip pens with fine tips and acrylic ink, which forms a film on the paper. They provide opaque color without ghosting and work on colored paper. Good for details, coloring, and text.

Their other pen type Calliograph are water-based brush pens with dual tips, one large and one small brush tip. Good for brush lettering, highlighting, and coloring. This ink does not form a film on the paper and is not opaque in the same way. However, it comes in the exact same beautiful color series as Acrylograph.