Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pen Medium Fineliner - Sanguine (188) 0 Review

Loved it! Works as described. I used it in the drawing posted here and was satisfied. For finer lines or fine details, you need a fine-tipped pen.

Not matte at all. Quite normal, like a white marker. If you want something that appears really clear on dark subjects, then this isn't for you. Just add highlights? Then try it, it will work for that.

This pen is very suitable for white markings on colored paper. It's not a brush, but it's called that because, like a brush, you can make lines of different widths (from 1mm to 3mm). This is a good complement to charcoal and pastels when you want a true white line. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because I think the title is misleading and I don't know how long the pen will last. For the price this is a good buy.

Most people won't use this for the purpose I bought it for, but I'll still say that the ink is really opaque and pretty good for highlights, but I personally bought it as a medium remove let's say the marker crosses the line and it looks ugly I thought I could use it to hide it. But unfortunately this pen gets almost 3D after drying and no matter how hard I try the white shows through from underneath so it's not a great feather brush but it's great for highlights.

I like to use this wide tipped pen to add extras to any drawing I'm working on. It is usually used after the artwork is mostly complete and adds accents to complete the 'work' by making it unique. Depending on the color you apply it to, the end result will range from greyish to white. So the background is important. I used it mostly for artwork on photographic paper; but also in other paper products, to which I must emphasize something. Placing white "dots" on a photo makes it look like water…