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

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!

Great quality, good ink. Easy to hold, very precise and clean lines. Draws on very smoothly!

I use these ink pens for professional drawing, and they are excellent for that. This set includes all necessary point sizes for that purpose.

I just made my first ink pen drawings-after following some ideas from Pinterest- and love these pens. I’m a beginner so these did work out well for me. They are easy to use and hold, haven’t faded yet and don’t bleed. None of the pens was dried out on initial use. Definitely a lot to explore with this drawing technique and I look forward to using my pens for more projects!

Like the different point sizes. I use the with my art.

I love these pens and was very glad to find this set online. It definitely beats searching through various arts and crafts stores to find the right ink thickness. One star deducted because one the pens (the smallest ink - 0.005!) has no ink which was such a bummer. I meant to use that one to write some pretty complicated Chinese characters.

So I did a test swatch on the paper I use for watercolor before I used the pens & Im so glad I did. They were not waterproof. I contacted the manufacturer (not seller) & asked if I had fakes or was I doing something wrong. I explained exactly how I tested it & they said it was the paper. The sizing wasnt allowing ink to fully set onto paper. So beware, test your exact paper before you start a project to make sure it wont run. 3 stars because I feel the package should warn that it should be tested 1st due to different papers affect results.

Great pens. They do write on plastic but do not dry very quickly.

The best, as always. Has professional results that hold up under all different types of media like watercolor or copics. Inexpensive and great for beginners. Smooth ink that flows evenly and tough nibs that wont bend as long as you dont abuse them. I have a $100 Rotring Isograph pen set for my artwork and I honestly prefer the microns! Just beware of fakes online. Wish has tons of knockoffs that look identical but are illegitimate microns. Make sure you research the seller with a critical mind- better yet buy from the official Sakura PIGMA Amazon seller or from your local craft store.

Really great quality pens, I like that it has different tips and it doesn’t bleed on the write type of paper. I highly recommend it, because I know you’ll like them too.