🖊️ Refillable Hand Lettering Pens Set - 4 Sizes, Modern Black Ink Calligraphy Pen for Beginner Writing, Signatures, Illustration Design Review

I received these pens today and oh my god I love them. The pens in this set contain 1 soft brush and 3 hard tips of different strengths. The hard nibs are comparable in hardness to Tombow Fudenosuke hard nibs and write the same. The ink flows beautifully and I really like that these pens are refillable so there is less waste. I'll be sure to get a few more sets to have on hand when needed.

They look a lot like the Tombow Fudenosuke pens I love, but they kill too fast and don't refill. Refill instead of dripping ink into a pen as it's easier to make sure you're dripping ink properly because if you move too fast it will just overflow and waste ink. On my first try, the ink went around the core, not in. I wish it had a refillable cartridge instead of a sponge. . The other 3 are good.

I've tried all 4 "modern.calligraphy" pens and none showed more difference in line width than a ballpoint pen, which changes line width slightly with pressure. I've tried them with my normal writing pressure, tried them with light pressure, and tried to exaggerate the difference in writing pressure (although I don't know how successful my attempts might have been). In any case, there was NO discernible difference in writing the sentence, except that I actually lifted the pen off the page where…

I've been looking for this type of pen for years. Once I had to throw away a whole basket of used pens that had run out of ink. I thought what a terrible thing for the environment. I got these pens right away. The pen's cap fits snugly into the end of the pen, allowing the capped end to be unscrewed. Then all you have to do is add a few drops of ink to refresh your pen. I immediately noticed that the pens write very easily, like a good fountain pen. The black is very deep, like a real sharpie…

I was very excited when I found waterproof reusable brush pens. This is my first experience with this brand. I usually stick with the same brand, but I was attracted by the variety of nozzles, the price, and the variety of tip sizes. These brush pens are very comfortable to hold. The dimensions are well marked. The brush pens write very smoothly. Today was my first assignment and I'm mostly satisfied. I have only one problem. I've used the S-23 twice and noticed that the end of the tip was…

That's a lucky break! I find it very difficult to draw drawings and get pleasing variations in my line quality with most brands of brush pen available at art stores in the US. Even the small tips are too big and the end comes off the paper pretty quickly. In my final excitement, it dawned on me that I needed to look for pens suitable for writing in both Japanese and Chinese. They are durable and even the large brush tip is smaller than the smallest brush I can find. I just love it. Bonus…