Sakura Pigma Micron Blister Card Ink Pen Set - Assorted Colors, Size 01, 8-Count Set Review

I've used them in the past with great success but two new orders have been disappointing. Both had many dried out pens when first opened. I sent the first set back to Revain due to a problem, got a replacement but didn't open for a while as I already had another set of grips that I was using. As soon as I needed them, there was a significant amount of dry tips in the second set.

These are without a doubt the best markers I've seen and I've tried many. I even have a few college grads almost 20 years ago who are still working like they did on day one! They have very fine tips, last forever, don't dry out or run, and bleed less than any other similar pen I've tried. I just wish they came in more colors! Do not press too hard on very thin pencils as you may deform the tip.

I have been using Sakura products for many years. Of all the art supplies I use, these are the most reliable. In any case, when using these pens, it's best to wait for the ink to dry completely before removing pencil marks or using other markers such as water or alcohol. If you are patient with them they are worth every penny. Sakura comes in a variety of sizes and colors for an artist to work with. Your brush and this set 30068 are ideal for people who like to draw with details.

These super fine pens, available in a variety of colors, ideal for a variety of fine art and archival work as well as general projects where an extra fine point is required. I'm not an artist but I use them to underline passages and write notes in my Bible and I appreciate the multiple colors as they help classify my notes. Be careful not to remove the cap as it dries out quickly when not in use. They are a bit pricey but worth the money IMO. Yes, definitely recommended.

Tips dry out. There is a clip on the side of the lid that allows you to carry it in your pocket without falling out. In addition, the cap has the color of the handle and the size of the tip; Keeping different colors and sizes of nibs together is very convenient to easily identify the pen you are looking for. They are a good size; not bulky and uncomfortable in hand. I can recommend this fine point (#1) if you need a very fine line - I use it for markers and Bible notes. You have 3 months…

This is a great set of pens that are highly pigmented and write very finely without damaging the surface scratch. Paper. I know this is more of an artist's pen, but I use them more for writing in my coloring books. I took them on purpose because they dry very quickly, even on very glossy paper, so don't smear much because they dry very quickly (not instantaneously, but much faster than, say, a gel pen). Maybe a bit over the top and expensive for my use but these pens fit the niche I was looking