Review on Sakura 50220 Micron Blister Colors by Jennifer Roberts

I've kind of become addicted to archival inks and have found that Pygma Microns are in high demand and with good reason. I like the way micrometers write and find them perfect for journaling. I don't really like the big nib sizes, but I don't like the smallest ones either. I kept coming across micron PN and had no idea what PN stood for or what made them different. Curiosity finally got the better of me, and that's when I found out that PN stands for Plastic Pen. I'm a big fan of Tombow Fudenosuke pens and I thought they looked like this. I fell in love with her instantly and don't think I'll go back now. It's really a matter of personal preference and I like harder nibs.