Faber-Castell PITT Artist Pen Superfine Fineliner - Cobalt Green (156) 1 Review

I'm about to start Bullet Journal and this pen comes highly recommended by YouTube video experts. You're right. They're great for writing and drawing lines and they don't bleed through the pages of a magazine, which we all know is a big problem with some other pens.

These Faber-Castel PITT artist pens (extra fine) are not only excellent writing instruments, they have a wide range of uses, from fine art to daily 'notes to yourself'. Not only do they not smear, bleed or fade, they come in colors never before seen in other brands of fine line pens. THEY ARE SIMPLY FUN TO USE!

I've recently started bullet journaling and have been experimenting with different handles. This is my current favorite sketching/drawing pen. The ink is smooth, dark and long-lasting. I've used it quite a bit yesterday and today and it shows no signs of drying out. Highly recommended for bullet journaling or creative projects!

The pen stopped working on the first day of drawing. I'm not sure if the ink had dried or if some dirt had blocked the ink. I tested it on oil paintings on wood and canvas but it stopped working. For an $8 pen, that's really expensive. The only thing I like is 0.1mm very accurate drawing, the product needs better design, better quality control.

This is a good pen, but it flows a little around the edges and if it doesn't have enough time to dry, it smudges with a light touch. especially if you use a ruler or template. I use Leuttchurm 1917 notepads and this pen doesn't fit very well, but it might if you need to go through lines more than once or twice. It is better to draw with lines than to write. Doesn't dry quickly and has a nice dark line with no gaps. Holds even with slight pressure.

I love this pen! I'm a watercolor painter and I like to sketch small scenes and then add them in watercolor. I use some very nice Micron pens and love them, but one of my favorite colors for landscapes is sepia. I have a favorite sketch of pine cones on a branch that I love to do and it looks a lot better sketched in sepia before painting. This pen glides over my watercolor paper and I use cold press paper of varying roughness (depending on the brand). I had a lot of fun drawing with it and you