Sakura Black Pigma Micron PN Pens .45mm 3/Pkg, 3 Count (Pack of 1), Original Version

I love that they are a very fine writer.

I use these pens to write, and not sketch, so I get the .45 size. They are a dream pen for me. Thin stroke, but not scrawny or scratchy. Last a long time. Caps can be a little tight and hard to get on and off. I keep the caps from past pens, that I prefer, and switch them out if a cap is difficult.

The sheerness was great. Great thickness. The durability was unparalleled. Gods pens. The lightning bolts of Zeus himself. These are the single greatest purchase/achievement of my life. Thank you, Amazon.

sooooo bad soooo bad

The Plastic Nib Micron pens have been my favorite pen to use for basically every occasion. They are intended to be used for journaling, but the PN has proven to be the most useful to me in my drawings. They are very beginner friendly, as theres a lot of things you can do with the pens to add character to whatever it is that you are doing... But the PN also has a high skill ceiling, meaning that the more you use them and understand them, the more techniques you are able to apply to this pen. I originally purchased the big variety pack of microns, several years ago... I havent had to buy a new pack ever since then, despite drawing with them EVERY day. Ive only recently developed issues with my older PN drying out, so I purchased the 3 pack. I would also like to mention that they are a relatively affordable fineliner option, from a brand name, 100 year old company. I definitely love this pen.

Favorite pens to write with.

I wanted these to put names on old photos. They write nicely, but take so long to dry. I have ended up with lots of smudges. I tried blotting them, but it didn’t help. Just have to lay photos about to dry so they don’t mark others. Will not purchase more. May just go with regular pens and hope for the best.

These pens are wonderful for lines, boxes, calendars, and just about anything when doodling or titling in a journal. I would recommend these pens if you are bullet journaling as they are one of my most used items/necessities for it! 4 stars because we could all use a little improvement and this specific order of these pens came a little drier than normal.

These as great for beginners who are heavy-handed since the plastic nib is much sturdier that the regular Micron nibs.

I have been using the metal nibbled pens only to find them very brittle on watercolor paper ..in my sketchbooks with any texture to it at all. The plastic nib is a game changer. When I bought this they were about nine dollars and now they’ve gone up to 18 or $19 which I don’t think it’s fair. Why the massive increase in price?