🖊️ Uchida of America 4100-C-.03 Carded Le Pen Technical Drawing Pen, .03 Point, Black: Perfect for Precise Technical Drawings Review

I just got the package in the mail and tested it to find it didn't work. I am very disappointed in this product and do not recommend it. Not sure if it's just my pen because everyone else seems to have pens, but mine is definitely dry or just out of ink. I tried all possibilities that could fix the problem but the lines still came out very bad. I realize it's only $5, but still. For real? If you are unsure about buying this, look for other pens (different brand) first.

I love the extremely fine point and fine lines of this pen. It's a lot thinner than any other pen I've tried, allowing me to experiment with new tools and drawing techniques. Because the lines are so small, it takes a lot of strokes to add definition, and then even more to shade them. A clear effect turns out. Last photo for comparison. Drawn with Sakura 06 Gelly Roll. The difference is huge. Unfortunately, the ultra-thin tip is very fragile. After just drawing a few pictures, the lace…

I've used Micron pens for many years to outline the basic outlines of my watercolors, but sometimes I find they smear with wetter colors. My local artist supplier recommended these pens to me and I compared them to Micron and Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens and the LePen showed the best results after a very short drying time (less than 5 minutes) for watercolours. So far so good, and best of all, my lines are still visible after I've added color! As other reviewers have pointed out, the tips are