Krink ink and markers have become the new standard (and recently know for the new dripping ink aesthetics). The brand started with under the traditional "demand premise" due to dissatisfaction with existing products in the art supply market. All markers and inks are handmade in the USA.
Personally, I have never had the desire to purchase these products, simply because I have no need for them - but once they hit the scene a few years ago, the packaging immediately caught my eye.
New from KRINK are the K-66 Steel Tip Markers which currently come in 10 different colors including black, white, silver, red, blue, green, yellow, purple, pink, orange. image via Hypebeast.
A few other images from the KRINK Site (not necessarily new).
