Review on 🖌️ High-Quality Sakura Pen-Touch Permanent Paint Marker - 1.0mm Fine Point for Lasting Impressions - Pack of 4 (White Color Included) by Kelly Caballes

I bought this pen without knowing what to expect. It turned out not at all what I expected and gave me a completely new tool for a new effect. I call these pens my "tie-dye" pen because of the way I use them. First shake the pen touch very well and check if it has nice white dots or lines. Then, for example, if I draw a green tree that looks too green in the leaf area, I use the pen touch marker to dot the entire tree so it looks like a leaf pattern. When it's really dry I then paint with the same green over pen-touch white and that gives a weaker green effect, a more subtle green, rather than the original brutally solid green area I painted to begin with. After I finished this picture, when I showed people my first work using this technique, they praised and pointed out the effect of tie-dye, and I didn't encourage them to notice. They liked how it looked. So if you try this, paint the base layer with a solid color, then draw with the white pen touch, and finally paint over the white dots with the base color. Pen-touch creates a somewhat delicate design.