🖋️ Manuscript Sketching and Cartography Nibs Review

After I put it to the test, these nibs have exceeded my expectation. They have a smooth flow and make precise lines for detailed drawings. They work great for calligraphy work as well. The only con would be that they require a bit more pressure when compared to other nibs, but that's just because of the fine details they create.Overall, a must-have for any illustrator or calligrapher looking to add a little more detail to their work.

I was expecting this to be a premium product as the manufacturer looked reputable. Little did I know I was going to get a WORSE pen than my usual standard speedball pen which I use to this day. Manuscript pencils scratch paper even when pulled straight down, are very prone to rust and warp quickly. The small pen holder is of very poor quality and the small spring gets stuck there forever. Just avoid this company and get a set of Speedballs (or Zebra Tips, some of the best) instead. PS Some…

First let me start with a word of warning: I'm not a calligrapher. I am an avid fountain pen user and bought this set mainly to experiment with several different nibs and to be able to compare different inks without having to paint over the pen. My secondary goal was to experiment with a flexible pen and some calligraphy. I use the EF flexible tip primarily for writing thin, thin lines of notes and notation. For the money you're paying, this is a great set for experimenting, comparing different