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

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I’ve wanted these for so long AND LET ME TELL YOU THEY ARE THE NICEST MARKER LINERS EVER!! They are super smooth and bold. They also don’t bleed or feather when you use markers with them. This was a good purchase

I bought these pens to practice writing with and needless to say, they are amazing. I got them today. Though Im slightly disappointed, I didnt get a .35mm, I was given 2 .30mm, otherwise, amazing product. I dont do artwork so Im not sure how well these hold up in terms of art, colorint, highlights, etc...

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 :)

I love how thin these are and how easily it glides across the paper. But beware, if you push a little too hard the tip goes into the pen and you can’t use it anymore which is very disappointing.

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Love these pens. I got these after i heard so many people raving about these.. from my friends to librarians to bloggers. I HAD to try these..so i bought this 8 piece set as my starter kit.. and man im hooked. I sketch and draw a lot, and recently got into the ink sketches ..this is heavenly. I honestly dont know why i wasted so much $$ on other pens when i should have just bought these. If you are a beginner and need ink markers, DO NOT BUY CHEAPER ONES - invest in these or copics multiliners and you will be golden for a while. These are the best i have personally tried, and i think i will keep buying these. They go on smooth and awesome!!!

Just what I expected from Micron. It comes with all sizes, from 0.05 to 0.8 and the Graphic marker and Brush. Im loving the marker, so I know it wont last long. Its comparable to an easily used brush and great for line variation. The brush is as well, but seems more fit for calligraphy and advance inking techniques. Id like to warn those about the archival ink. It is erasable, just barely. It does dry almost instantly, but if you are to use a regular pencil eraser, it will smudge or fade the ink depending on how you erase. Granted, its only if youre doing some heavy erasing so light penciling or clean shading is the key here. A gum eraser may also help. I tested this on regular writing paper so take it as you will. Also be careful with the thinner nib markers as they can be easily broken, even when being inserted into the cover. Theyre not meant to be heavily pressed on.

These are the only brand I will draw with,it makes your lines look so neat! I believe alot of quality of art is what you use and these are great! I usually buy these at hobby lobby but its nice to be lazy sometimes and buy online and these are the same thing I buy at hobby lobby..also five bought cheaper pens and they run out of ink so fast! But these are awesome and seem to last a long time!

The .005 and .01 were both completely dry - no marking ability at all. The 0.2 was nearly dry and stopped working in just a few minutes. However, when reported to the seller, they were quick to respond and refunded the purchase price.