Writech Assorted Lettering Journaling Calligraphy Review

These pens are similar to other small calligraphy brush pens. They have the ability to make thin and thick lines, but I've found that the stylus doesn't spring back as easily with repeated use, making it difficult to create those line differences. Maybe because I write too much? I have to turn the pen in my hand several times while writing because the pen will not return to its place.

As a person who bought Tombow Fudenosuke pens and the like, they are very cute. The shades range from light to pastel. The nibs of the pens are slightly more flexible but not as soft as other brush pens, making them easier to control without having to press down hard on the nib while writing. I'm new when it comes to captions and this is very helpful for people like me. I look forward to releasing new shades in this style!

When you get a new set of brush pens, is the first thing you do, sit down and try them on the paper you're using? These @writechofficial_ Sign Brush Pens arrived yesterday afternoon and I immediately sat down to get to know them better. I like how they are comfortable in my hands. I feel like I have more control than with a longer brush. The colors are bold and the pen glides easily across the page. I dare say I love the way my lettering looks! And they haven't leaked on any of the sites! I…

I like the richness of black and its softness when writing. The rest of the colors are ok. In terms of brightness I would give it a 3.5, but to be honest I have almost all hard/soft tip brushes, watercolor brushes (I have professional brush markers from Kuretig, Chrometech, Ignatius, Soucolor and Karin), and I have to say that for the ease of writing and the pen/ink on paper feel, I would definitely only buy them in black as I prefer smaller fonts and more detailed watercolors. Personally I…