Pacific Arc Blackliner Set - 4 Varying Fine Drawing Pens for Artists, Sketching, Journaling, Hand Lettering, and Calligraphy Review

These items are perfect for my use. I usually use micrometers but the price is great and they are a bit stronger.

I bought these for my middle daughter who continues to learn to draw and paint which tends to be passed down in the family. I'd say she's average with her strokes and shading, and where she's at a high level in terms of use of color, she can adjust color like no other. I bought them for her as she is still learning different types of instruments and finding what she likes and what suits her style. She said they work well, but they remind her of something like a gel pen, and she can use them for

This makes a great addition to any artist's supply! They have smooth writing, consistent color with no fading, and last as long as you need it. I highly recommend it!

They're good for writing, drawing and just about anything you do with a pen or pencil. They have a good amount of ink for many uses before drying. I make my own embroidery and they are perfect for that. I can make the lines as thin or as thick as I want, the black is clearly visible and the ink doesn't smudge. Definitely good for creativity.

Have you ever been so obsessed with something that the only way out was to put it through a rigorous series of tests? god how i was After these pens (which proudly claim to be waterproof) ruined a watercolor painting I was working on, I furiously made comparisons between other liners just to make sure it wasn't an accident or too high expectations. It's not like this. As you can see, the Black Liner is a real piece of junk. All tests failed. Poop in a pen. image destroyer. I hate this. I didn't