Tombow 82040 Fudenosuke Brush Pen, Dual Tip, Black/Gray Calligraphy and Art Drawing Brush Pen Review

I have recently gotten into brush calligraphy and have struggled to find a brush pen that is easy to use for fine writing. This pen fills that need. I will definitely buy this again. The gray pigment is nice and light while the black pigment is very dark but doesn't spread. The barrel isn't too thick to hold; pleasant to write.

I bought this double hard tip brush pen because I am new to calligraphy and brush writing. Not only is the pen easy to use, the opacity and smoothness of both the black and gray ink is incredible! I've seen reviews that say the gray finish lasts less than the black finish, but so far I'm okay with both. I noticed a minor thing: sometimes when I want to make thinner lines, the tips can make thicker lines than I want. otherwise I can recommend it!

This pen was very nice and smooth and the variations between hard and soft for black and gray respectively were really great. I tried my friend's pen before I bought it to make sure I would actually use it and it was definitely worth it. I will definitely use it for bullet journaling. However, the package arrived about a week after the estimated delivery time and only after I emailed them. It still says the package hasn't been delivered yet, but it could just be a bug on the Revain website.

I collect all kinds of pens such as drawing, writing, journaling, calligraphy pens etc. but I particularly like obscure Japanese pens so it was really great for me to find this pen! Admittedly, other than "burial" and "made in Japan," I have no idea what the pen itself says, so I wouldn't know what to call this pen if it weren't for the listing's title, but it writes great with two pointed, one at each end. One is jet black and the other is light grey. Both fonts are slightly larger than a thin

Tombow = Love. This is a brand that I don't need to try to make sure it works well. I write a lot with a brush and this pen is perfect. I can use the black side to write my word and WA-LAH, the gray side to do the shadow. It's easy to make a simple word look like a finished product. All in one pen. This is the one I always keep in my bag for "emergency" items like envelopes, folder labels, or tags. I'm not simple in my products. I use it on the shittiest carbon paper, the roughest kraft paper…