SAKURA Pigma Professional Brush Pens - Archival Black Ink Pens - Pens for Lettering, Modern Calligraphy, or Drawing - Brush Nibs - 3 Pack

I know this is supposed to be a good brand, but the MB tip was already frayed when it arrived, and unfortunately I hadn't tried it before the 30 day return window had ended. Very disappointed. The FB is in good shape, and the BB is just too wide for me to use for much. I mostly just wanted the MB size but got the set of 3 to try the others out.** July 25, 2024 **The seller reached out and I have replaced my purchase - and the quality of the pen is perfect! Updated to 5 stars.

To me, it was my first time using this kind of marker as a illustrator. You may need to understand you practice a lot to using them right. Your pulse must to be considered at the time the details must to be done.Very black ink. Definitely I’ll buy it again.

My friend recommended me these and I can't wait to use them! She already showed me an art project she used them on and they are so perfect!

These pens offer various line widths and are permanent so you can use a watercolor wash over them if desired. Recommended.

I got this because my friend used them, and I was really impressed with the line dynamics in her lineart. I absolutely love them. works with every medium.If you want to use copics with them I suggest waiting a day or two for the linear the to be completely dried so there's no risk of smudging.No five stars because of the medium pen. The bold goes finer than the medium because the tip of the medium is frayed. My friends medium tip was also frayed when she first got it. I ended up giving it away, it wasn't bold or fine enough for me.

These are my first ever brush pens and I'm super happy with them. I got them to practice hand lettering as I'm a complete beginner. I think they are a good set to get if you are confused or overwhelmed as to what pens or sizes to get. You can really experiment with these sizes until you discover what you really like. I did not have the issue of dry tips like some others had. Probably old or bad batches, but there are ways to manually refill these kinds of pens, so don't be too quick to dispose of them. I quickly tested them on a piece of scrap paper and noticed some feathering/bleeding ever so very slightly. Don't know if it was the fault of the pen or paper. Not a big deal to me either way. I actually liked it. Some complained about the colour of the ink. Mine was a nice rich, but matte black.

I bought these on a whim on Feb 2018, and used them just a few times then they went completely unused until today (I can be an impulse buyer), opened the cap, and BAM, dark ink instantly. I will admit, the finer tip one was a little dry, still wrote solidly, but took a minute to get dark again. Still, I was AMAZED these things were not dead, especially because I didn't even store them properly or anything.

I love Sakura Pigma markers. Every single one is so unique in its own way but the ease and fluidity of the strokes down to the ink. I absolutely love to use these for creative projects and illustrations to mixed media