Review on High Borosilicate Glass Glass Dip Pen Ink Set - Handmade Crystal Pen with 12 Colorful Inks for Art, Writing, Signatures, Calligraphy, Decoration - Perfect Gift (Light Blue) by Wendy Rodriguez

I have a collection of pens and pencils for drawing. This pen holds more ink and lasts longer than any other. It also doesn't drip or have a sudden burst of flowing ink like other pens. This means that there are no spots in the image. You don't even have to tap the side of the can or wipe it before use like other pens. The line is clear and very narrow. But with a back and forth brush, it's easy to fill in a solid area. The only thing I'm scared of is that I often drop things and I'm afraid they might break. But so far I've managed to be careful. The water holder/ladle is pretty and very thin. This makes it elegant but easy to break. It's beautiful and works well, but I don't use it much. I found it easy to get up and go to the sink to wash off the ink as the pen is very easy to clean. That way the holder will most likely find its way onto my shelf where it can show off the glass handle when I'm not using it. The colors of the ink are vibrant, although subtle. A set of quality inks can cost anywhere from $50-$60, so I really wasn't expecting high-end inks. I wanted a pen and holder the most. If you are looking for a quality ink set, buy one separately from the pen. This set is good for learning how the pen works, developing ideas and learning, but it is too thin for professional artistic work.