Using a Sharpie on Paper

The audio begins with the sound of a cloth being shuffled on a flat surface. This is followed by the distinct and crisp sound of a Sharpie marker cap being removed, revealing the felt tip. The marker is then brought close to a piece of paper. As the Sharpie makes contact with the paper, you can hear the gentle scratching noise as the felt tip glides across the surface. The artist moves the marker purposefully, creating a pattern of rhythmic rubbing and scratching sounds that indicate a drawing in progress. The Sharpie is occasionally lifted from the paper, breaking the sound pattern momentarily before it resumes, indicating a new stroke being drawn. The audio ends with the sound of the Sharpie's cap being clicked back into place, signaling the completion of the drawing.