SAKURA Pigma Micron Fineliner Pens - Archival Black Ink Pens - Pens for Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - Black Ink - 05 Point Size - 6 Pack

Ive been using these for drawing zentangles in my sketchbook. Theyre also great for outlining and highlighting designs on my acrylic painted rocks. (They dont bleed when you spray them with a clear coat of paint to seal the rocks.)

If you dont like these pens, youre an idiot, and... youre doing it wrong.

Very decent product for a decent price. I even checked my local craft stores and they both were selling sets of markers like this for $19.00. Very pleased :)

Pens work great for what I do and I love them!

For; very fine point pen. I like the fact that it has permanent ink that doesn’t smudge once dry. Against; point has a tendency to get used up after extensive use. Point can break off if pressed too hard. When try to write continuously even for e short time, ink runs out and you find yourself trying to roll the pen to find another surface of the point that has ink to continue writing.

I love these pens. They write smoothly and consistently, and take forever to run dry. Theyre perfect for note taking, where consistency and speed are important, as well as illustration where I need something with dark, smooth lines.

Ils sont arrivés tout sec!!!

My experience: I selected one pen from the package, and drew on one tile. I put the cap back on the pen. Half and hour later I removed cap from the pen and it was dry, empty, no ink. Since then I ordered another brand of tiles and I when the new tiles arrive I will try again--using another pen from the package. Is the dry first pen is a fluke? I hope this isnt indicative of the quality of their pens. So far, I am disappointed.

Smooth writing, great product

I used for 3x5 card for college courses allowing for use during test. Keeping light pressure when using is important to retain quality of impression.