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

Standard for professional illustrators. Precise line, quick drying, permanent. Various sizes available.

These pens are always amazing. Great quality and it’s an added bonus that the ink is archival and will not fade with time.

Ive used a few pens in my lifetime, some a bit on the pricey side and some on the cheap side, but these pens preform very beautifully and especially for the price theyre being sold for. The ink doesnt smear or bleed and if you happen to be drawing over pencil you can erase the pencil marks with ease. For some of the larger sizes they put out more ink if you hold the pen at a 90 degree angle, which for me is almost how I hold pens and pencils naturally so thats nice, so you can find a nice way to get some varying ink sizes without having to switch between smaller ones which some may find more desirable. Overall, a very great product.

Nothing bad here to say. I ordered the pens, got them next day. They work as needed.

Im really comfortable drawing with pencil, but ive recently switched to pen because I like the dark vivid lines. Ive done some drawing with fountain pens I started collecting but its hard to make clean lines and to be accurate. The fine liners feel like the middle ground between the two, dark and vivid, yet smooth and comfortable and clean. The drawing says it all better than I can. Be very gentle with the smallest of them of course. I found I was able to make quick(ish) 2 to 3 inch lines with the smallest pen so long as I applied as little pressure as necessary.

Beautiful

I like them! I needed a new set of Waterproof ink pens specifically for my Watercolor projects. This brand in my opinion is always excellent. I did a super fast sketch of a random flower. There was some minimal smudging but not a deal breaker at all. Definitely recommend these to any artist :)

On time and worth it

So far so good. They ink really smoothly and have good juice. I recommend applying light pressure for the smaller tipped pens. They are easy to maneuver around pages. Overall would recommend. Nothing I can think of to slander them. I have inserted a picture in which I used most- if not all- of the pens.

A huge upgrade from sharpies