Using a Sharpie Marker on Wood

The audio commences with the distinct sound of a Sharpie marker being uncapped, followed by the smooth glide of its tip on a wood surface. The friction between the marker and the wood creates a soft, rhythmic scratching sound. This sound is interspersed with the gentle thud of the marker being tapped against the wood, creating a tap-tap-tap echo that resonates in the surrounding silence. The audio continues to alternate between the scratching sound of the marker and the tapping sound on the wood, creating a unique soundscape. Towards the end, the marker is recapped with a definitive click, signaling the end of the activity. Overall, the audio captures the sensory nuances of using a Sharpie marker on wood.