What Is Your Favorite Pen To Use? - Part 2

It's hard to believe it was over a year ago that I compiled the answers to the question, "What Is Your Favorite Pen To Use?" for the first 100 participants of the Cartoonist Survey. Now that there are over 220 sets of answers I figured it was time to post the compiled answers for the next 100 participants. The number in parentheses before the pens is the number of cartoonists who responded that it is their preference. Please note that some of the answers provided did not give a specific brand, but rather specified "dip Pen" or "brush and ink" etc. Also note that not all participants answered this question.

These are the favorite pens of the participants of Cartoonist Surveys #101 - #200.

(15)Pigma Micron
(9) Hunt nib
Breakdown of Hunt nibs;
(5) Hunt 102
(1) Hunt 108
(1) Hunt 22
(1) Hunt 104
(1) Hunt bowl pointed
(7) Digital pen - Wacom
(6) Dip pen
(6) Faber-Castell Pitt
(6) Winsor Newton Series 7
(5) Rapidograph
(4) Brush and ink
(3) Pentel Pocket Brush
(3) Sharpie
(3) Various
(3) Japanese brush pen
(2) Pencil and scan - no pen
(2) Rotring Art Pen
(2) Staedtler Pigment Liners

The rest were preferred by only one cartoonist each;

#3 Sable brush
Alvin Penstix
Artline 200 series
Bic classic
Bic Roller Ball micro
Esterbrook 255 nib
Esterbrook 369 Maritime nib
Gillott 290
Lamy fountain pen
Linoleum Cutter (for Linocuts)
Loew-Cornell 795 #2 brush
Mars Staedtler Graphic 3000 Duo
Namiki Falcon fountain pen
Paper Mate Flair
Pentel Sigma Sign pen
Pilot Precise V5
Raphael #2 brush
Speedball A-5 nib
Speedball Crow Quill
Tachikawa "G"
Tombow GCD - 11 brush pen
Uni Pin Fine Line
Uni Posca Paint pens
Uni-ball Roller
Uni-ball Vision

Since I am a little OCD, I went and assembled the combined answers from all participants of Cartoonist Surveys #1 - #200.

(23) Pigma Micron
(19)Hunt nib
Breakdown of Hunt nibs;
(7) Hunt 102
(2) Hunt
(2) Hunt 101
(2) Hunt 108
(2) Hunt 513EF
(1) Hunt 22
(1) Hunt 100
(1) Hunt 104
(1) Hunt bowl pointed
(15) Digital pen -Wacom
(12) Rapidograph
(12) Winsor Newton Series 7
(10) Faber-Castell Pitt
(9) Pentel Pocket Brush
(8) Dip pen
(7) Sharpie
(6) Gillott nib
Breakdown of Gillott nibs;
(2) Gillot 303
(1) Gillot 850
(2) Gillot 290
(1) Gillot 170
(6) Brush and ink
(6) Rotring Art pen
(4) Staedtler Pigment Liners
(4) Papermate Flair
(4) Various
(3) Esterbrook nib
Breakdown of Esterbrook nibs;
(1)Esterbrook 369 Maritime nib
(1)Esterbrook 255 nib
(1)Esterbrook dip pen
(3) Speedbal Crow Quill
(3) Japanese brush pen
(2) Pencil and scan - no pen
(2) Pentel Uni-ball
(2) Lamy Fountain pen
(2) Bic Classic
(2) Pilot Precise V5
(2) Raphael Kolinsky #2 brush

The rest were preferred by only one cartoonist each;

#2 Cotman Winsor & Newton brush
#3 Sable brush
Alvin Penstix
Anything
Artline 200 series
Bic Roller Ball micro
Brause "Blue Pumpkin" Steno nib
Delta fountain pen
Dixon Markette
Gillott 290
Grumbacher brush
Handmade Japanese pen
Kuretake brush pen
Linoleum Cutter (for Linocuts)
Loew-Cornell 795 #2 brush
Mars Staedtler Graphic 3000 Duo
Medium Ballpoint
Namiki Falcon fountain pen
Nikko G nib
Papermate blue ballpoint
Pentel Hi-Tec-C Slim Knock
Pentel Sigma Sign pen
Prismacolor Fine Marker
Robert Simmons 785 white sable brushes
Rotring fountain pen
Rotring Isograph
Sanford Design Ebony pencil
Sanford Expresso Extra Fine
Sanford Expresso Extra Fine
Speedball A-5 nib
Tachikawa "G"
Tombow GCD - 11 brush pen
Tri-Art markers
Uni Pin Fine Line
Uni Posca Paint pens
Uni-ball Roller
Uni-ball Vision
Winsor Newton Graphic Series 239 brush
Zebra G

Later this week comedy writer, producer and cartoonist Tom Gammill provides his answers to the Cartoonist Survey.