Review on 🖊 G.T. Luscombe Pigma Micron Bible Study Pen Kit - Fine & Medium Point, No Smearing or Fading, Bible Safe, Set of 6 Artist Pens - New Packaging by Dawn Fischer

When I was looking for bible journal ideas these pens were recommended to me so I bought a set. They were well packaged in an easy to open plastic bag. Color code guide included: Yellow=WhoBlue=WhichPurple=WhenGreen=WherePink=whyBlack=Notes My first observation is that the pens don't wear out like the FriXion pens I normally use. My second observation is the sharp edges of the pens, and several times I noticed dents in the pages of the Bible beneath my journal. One way to prevent your pen from tearing or denting across multiple pages could be to use thin cardboard under the page you are writing on. I noticed that the ink is visible on the back of the Bible page. So when I see all these beautiful photos of a Bible journal, I have to remember that the page at the bottom is probably hard to read. The first line is the Pigma pattern and the second line in the same color is the FriXion pen. Because I read with my Bible on my lap, I sometimes notice that my underlining is jagged. In this case I like to use the erase function of the FriXion pens. It's a fun Bible journaling tool if you notice three things: 1) you can't erase 2) the edges are sharp 3) you can see the color on the bottom side