🖊️ Faber-Castell Pitt Artists' Pens - Extra Superfine Tip (Black) - Carded Review

This is a great little pen for its purpose. Nice and light. The "thickness" is just perfectly thin, just like the description says.

The pen I received is 0.1mm thick which is 10 times what I wanted. I'll keep it because I don't have it, but it was frustrating that I had trouble finding a 0.01mm thick pen just to get the thickness I could buy at any art supply store on the way home.

In general, these are really good pens. The only downside is that lubrication is an issue. However, I am not sure if anyone else will have this problem when writing on paper as I do NOT use these paper pens. I use them to create the outlines of plastic models. One nice feature is that it's difficult to find an artist's pen with a fine enough tip.

I have nothing bad to say about this pen. The pen/quill is really very fine/fine and is able to add detail to every little corner of my work. It's also water and ink resistant, so you don't have to worry about ink smearing. This pen has the ability to dry instantly. I keep a lot of art journals and this pen's ink seems to bang against the page and doesn't fade at all. This is my second purchase of the same pen.

I am very impressed with these pens. I bought this as a recommendation for my journal and love that it doesn't bleed and dries fast enough that I don't smear it all over. I find that I have to put enough pressure on the nib or the line might slip, but it has a small nib and the ink isn't very watery at the nib, which is great as I don't have any ink smudge issues. or extension. I love them and will continue to use them.

I like pens with a very thin tip so I bought one of these to try and I have to say that this is a good pen. It's a little temperamental. Be careful changing the cap when you're pausing for more than a few minutes, or you'll have to get the ink flowing again, sweeping back and forth across the waste paper until you get a predictable line. The ink won't smudge, bleed, or bleed into regular notebook paper, and the fine tip offers amazing precision useful for math, engineering, and note-taking. Now