SAKURA Pigma Micron Fineliner Pens - Archival Black and Gray Ink Pens - Pens for Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - Assorted Point Sizes - 10 Pack

This set of Sakura Pigma pens offers a really nice range of grays and tips. The archival quality ink looks great and doesnt bleed. I tested on a wide range of papers with good results. The 10 tips ensure you can get the desired effects every time. Sakura pens are always high quality and easily recommended.

If you have a thing for pens, and lets be real- if youre reading this you do. The greys are SOO COOL. Great brand, great set.

I use these for bullet journaling and they have worked really well. The combination of color and different size pen tips is perfect. I use the black and dark gray the most. The light gray is a little hard to see. I havent had any trouble so far with them bleeding through my paper.

Mostly grays and a few blacks. Smooth pigment placement. Good color. This is a brand I already enjoyed using in my bullet journals. Great for a variety of art applications. No complaints or regrets.

good perfect pens, but it was unclear if it was supposed to come with a black of all the sizes and it doesnt. nbd just letting you know

The set has different shades of gray. Two different grays and black. I like how they work together. The pens writes smooth.

I love the Sakura Microns and use them all the time for line and watercolor. Sometimes I let the ink dry overnight first before adding watercolors so they dont bleed. But this is my number one ink product for art.

Sakura overall is a great company for art pens, whether they are markers, calligraphy, or inking. The gray set is impressive for shading and outlining. They are archival ink, so they are designed not to fade. There are several reviews that state these are waterproof. Please keep the following in mind when working with them, “will not bleed or run after the ink has dried.” If you plan to use these with watercolors, please ensure you either outline with the pen first, then let it dry, or outline after using the watercolor when the paper is dry. I used them with mixed media gels and made the mistake of not waiting until the paper is dry, then added additional details. See picture. The dark color is the ink smearing.

I gifted these pens to my buddys wife for her work. Shes a tattoo artist full time and a part time graphic designer. Ive since asked her what she thought and she loves them. She frequently uses them for sketches of tattoos at work as well as for quick drafting of designs at home.

I have been using Sakura Micron pens for years as they work amazingly well and do not budge! So when I had the chance to try out there new SAKURA Pigma Micron Gray gradient pens I jumped at the chance! I can’t believe it took them this long to come out with a grey scale set! The quality is exactly what you would expect from them! They lay down there respective colors wonderfully, and no matter how much water or other mediums you use the lines do not budge. The tops are clearly labeled so that you know exactly what you are grabbing and can find what you need quickly and easily. Love this set and 100% recommend them!