🖋️ Sakura Pigma 30065 Micron Blister Card Ink Pen Set, Assorted Colors, Size 05 6CT 'A' Set - Discover Premium Precision with Sakura Pigma Micron Pens Review

Love my Pigma Microns. These markers are no exception. Pigma always makes quality markers that I use in my zen doodling on a daily basis. Durable, with excellent tips that won't bend or wear out. I get a straight line from the start until the ink runs out. This particular set is multicolored and has a tip size of .005. Ideal for fine lines and color accents. They don't smudge and I've found that they don't run when water drips on my project. I always use Pigma kits and plan to be a Pigma…

I use these pens for writing and drawing and I like them both. Size 05 is suitable for writing, not too thin and not too thick. . It is comfortable to write with colors as they are very bright. For drawing I use them to sketch and then I fill in the sketch with Derwent Inktense pens. I've found that it's best to wait a few minutes before adding water to the Inktense colors to avoid smearing the pen's ink. Unfortunately I lost the black pen cap and the tip dried up after a few hours which was a…

I originally saw these markers in an expensive home office mail order catalogue. This is where I see most of my "wish list". They're always overpriced, so I go straight to Revain. I like to use fine permanent markers in my Moleskine books - they don't bleed when selected. The problem with Sharpie markers, and Bic permanent markers in particular, is that they bleed terribly. From what I've read in the catalog and searching online the Sakura is said not to have leaked, it's archival quality and…