🖊️ Derwent 2302-208 Graphite Pens, Graphik Line Maker Drawing Pens, Sepia, 3 Pack (Improved SEO) Review

These are amazing pigment based pens that work well on acrylic painted canvases (even canvases with very textured paint application) - something I haven't found with any other fine tip markers. They take a while to dry or they will smear, but once dry they are set and subsequent paint or glaze applications will not smear or lift them. And if you have to paint over them, they won't run. I LOVE these markers - they are succulent and smooth and fun to use. I'm finally getting sharp, thin lines in…

I love all sizes of these pens for tracing my drawings. I also love the stylish pen case. What I like best about pens so far is that the ink doesn't seep into my sketchbooks. My paper weighs 65 pounds. thick. I've been using them for about a month and my size 0.5 pen has already dried up and stopped working. I also didn't remove the cap to let it dry. I thought Derwent brand pens would last more than a month. I very much doubt I'll be buying them again in the future, but they were great to…

These pens have an excellent graphite colour. If you're trying to shade, you can either do it by layering or by changing the speed of the pen on the paper. (slower = darker, faster = lighter) That being said, feathering and feathering are significant on paper not seen on similar liners/pens. Moving the pen quickly can help avoid leakage, but bleeding is still a problem. Also, I wouldn't recommend using them for watercolor painting as they won't stand up to a wet brush even after drying for 72…