Review on Graphic Liner Needle Point Drawing by Bryan Kishore

I love tech pens and have been using them for a long time, as have many of the reviewers here. I had high hopes for these OHTO Graphic Inlays. I knew they were probably hit or miss: some people said they had dry, uneven hands, others said they had smooth, even hands. So I decided to buy six packs of different sized tips. my pack is even worth using and I wouldn't use it for anything other than a preliminary sketch. I don't expect a cheap pen to be great or even reliable enough to use on a finished product, but these pens are very dry. , very rough on paper, with the same weight of line and flow of ink, which should not be used for marriage either. I also know that cheap pens have quality control issues regardless of manufacturer, but the fact that five out of six pens can't even write my name without skipping is just bad, no matter how cheap they are. Before anyone mentions that tech pens need to be held vertically rather than at a normal writing angle, they are absolutely awful at any angle. The second star was for only one pen that works. And while it's a terrible technical pen, it's fun to draw with. I just wish I didn't have to buy six pens to get one that works.