🖊️ Sakura Micron Pigma Ink Drawing Pens - Ideal Manga Drawing & Scrapbooking Supplies - Set of 8 Artist Pens - 8 Pack (04, Black) Review

I have used Sakura nib of all sizes in all my line art for years. I have never been disappointed with this purchase of 8 one size pens because it is cheaper to buy them in big craft stores and I always have a new pen on hand if the one I use breaks (it takes a long time ). . Time for that if you're careful to hold it properly as you draw and not press too hard.) Then I use it as a fountain pen because the ink takes a very, very long time to dry.

I paint stones and other surfaces. I was looking for an extra fine black pencil for outlining and small details. I had no luck so I decided to try these ink pens. You are exactly what I was looking for. The tip is perfect and the ink flows smoothly even on rough stones. I've heard people have issues with breaking nibs, but if you bear in mind that this is a very thin pen and use it carefully, it works as it should. . I was afraid that the ink might bleed and smear when sealing, but that's not…

I don't think these are genuine Sakura Pigma Micron pens, I suspect they are fake. They didn't come in a sakura pack but in a sealed plastic bag. I've been using Sakura Pigma pens for over a decade now and have NEVER had them bleed into the surrounding tissue; they bled like crazy. This was embarrassing as I just said in art class that I love Sakura pens because they give a nice clean line on the fabric without "feathering" on the surrounding fabric. There were a couple of pens in the pack that