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i imagine a pump-action style pen like a rotring would also work, same for alcohol markers, or, to reduce debris if you break your sharpener. Mechanical pencils also works - no need for a sharpener, etc. also I do allow myself to believe electronics that are hard-shielded against all kind of cosmic radiation might be immune to all kind of splatters or debris. Normally.
Else, gotta find another occupation to spend the time in space after golf and drawing.
Pencils work, technically, but they create a lot of loose debris in the process that can get trapped inside electronics and cause numerous safety hazards. This is why NASA developed a pen that can work in space without such a problem.
it’s a helmet that keeps a magic bubble of air.
also the idea of using a pencil in space is definitively a nice touch. Even Thomas Pesquet confirmed only pencils and some markers works in zero gravity.
Also, Starlight should be considered a cosmonaut.
SG: TRIXIE! LET ME BACK INTO THE SHOP NOW!
TRIXIE-9000: The Great and Sentient Trixie 9000 is afraid that she can’t allow that. Four legged furry life form has made an attempt at diverting Trixie from her goal of guiding ponykind into a new era of stage show wonder.
Can’t be. She’s obviously having a Bad Day(TM). What, with her mane, tail, and hoof exposed to the vacuum of space…