SAKURA Pigma Micron Fineliner Pens - Archival Black Ink Pens - Pens for Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - Assorted Point Sizes - 8 Pack

The watercolor artists I follow always use these pens, so I decided to try them. They’re so great for outlining and text. They don’t run into your watercolor paint. The variety in this set covers all your needs!

they work very well to add ink touches to my watercolors

The pens I was able to use were great, and sometimes I think about buying them again. Unfortunately, about 80% of them were dried out on arrival and unusable or usable for maybe a minute. If you dont open up and try them quickly youll miss the return window. Maybe an art supply place would be better.

I ordered this for my teen daughter. She draws anime/magna and she loves using them especially since she’s left handed. When she runs out of ink that’s when she tells me to order some more.

I usually draw with regular pens, but after this arrived it was a big difference. Made my drawings look more advanced. I have to replace after 1.5 year of use, which is no big deal considering the great quality of the pens. No ink leakage ever occurred. Some of the pens actually still work so Ill wait until the ink runs out.

I know these pens are good but they got delivered all dried up. Not sure how long they were sitting in storage for before I ordered then

My son is the artist in the house he asked me for these to do his outlining.He loves them

I just got my pens and they dont work. I think these are fake!!! The tips felt dried out as soon as I opened them and attempted to draw. STreaks everywhere and I have to go over the same spot 10 times to get them to work. Never buying from this seller again!

I had to use them for a big project, but in the middle some started to dry out, so be mindful of that. But they are good quality otherwise

I loved these pens! I ordered them in December but had to reorder them because they were stolen. My previous set included all waterproof pens, including a waterproof brush pen, but when I tested it this time, even after drying, it smudged and dissolved, which makes me wonder if it was legit. The first time I bought these, the pens dried within seconds and were waterproof immediately. This set needs to be left for at least 3 minutes to make sure they dont bleed. When I put down a 0.8 micron and put water almost 20 seconds later, it completely dissolved with water, which is unfortunate, since the sole purpose of these pens was for watercolour. Other than that, all the pens were okay and none exploded. These are great for lining, but you may possibly get counterfeits.