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

I was on the fence about these pens after reading some of the reviews but I also didn’t want to spend and arm and a leg just to practice drawing with ink. If you’re on the fence just BUY them! In my opinion they’re completely worth it, I’ve bought them twice now and have had no issues! They are smooth and easy to use, last for a while and add so much detail!

I teach faith formation for my church and I’m always showing my students how great they are doing by giving certificates. This Pens are great for signature on certificates. Nice and neat.

I wouldn’t call myself a pen snob, but I’ll openly say I get frustrated when a pen doesn’t work right. If you find yourself in a similar boat, then this is the set for you! I’ve seen microns for a long time now and never really understood the hype. I’m so glad I decided to try them for myself! You have lots of freedom for bullet journaling, personal organization, or customizations with the range of tip widths in this set. I thought I would only be using the super thin pens, as that’s what I’m most comfortable with, but I LOVE the think pens. Maybe even more than the thin ones! These are my go to picks for every single pen need I can think of. The only call out I’ll make is that I wouldn’t buy this set if you’re most interested in the soft tip brush marker. It’s not necessarily bad, but it doesn’t give you the range of pressure control you’d likely want if you’re doing more advanced hand lettering.

they work great and draw fantastic for art

Okay but no better than Pilot pens or fine-tipped Sharpies.

I got these to help with line work and doodles in my bullet journal. They’re perfect. They don’t smudge as often as my pilot g2 pen and the lines look so much cleaner as well. Plus they don’t bleed through the pages either.

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

I was so excited to get these pens for my journaling - I thought Id be able to write finer lines than I could with any of my other pens (most of which are described as .05 fine line pens. My R.S.V.P. Pentel pens were always my favorite, as they produced the most consistent, thin lines. I was disappointed to see that these pens do not even match the thinness of those pens. However, they DO write very nicely. Ive yet to experience any kind of blotting issues or dried out tips. the lines are a consistent thickness from start to finish (with the exception of the brush, of course), and dont bleed through any of the papers Ive used them on so far. They are very nice pens, overall....just not what I expected.

These are great for simple drawing/zen tangle art.

I have no idea why I waited so long to buy this pens, Ive known about them for roughly 9 years roughly around when I started drawing. The ink quality is amazing the size feel nice, nibs are very sturdy for me compared to other micron pens ive had. I found some of my new favorite pens to draw with in this set, I love the graphic pen that comes with it. The brush pen is definitely passable though I would recommend the pentel pocket brush pen more so over that but it still gets the job done.