🖋️ Black Micro-Pen Fineliner Ink Pens: The Perfect Precision Multiliner Pens for Artists - Ideal for Illustrations, Technical Drawings, Sketching, Manga, and Scrapbooking (9 Sizes/Black) Review

Good value for money. My only criticism is that the markings on the cap and body of the pens wear off in a few days. The difference in pen tips is so slight that it has become difficult to tell them apart without first drawing a line.

These Micron pens are great. There's even a brush pen for calligraphic art. The smallest, 05, is great for practicing a rough sketch for drawing. I go through a draft of maybe 6 to make a thicker line drawing. I love them because they add volume to the watercolor. All in all a great set!

I was very pleased with these and quickly tested them for durability. They appear to be waterproof which is what I was looking for. However, after working on a drawing, the thinnest pen (0.05) started to wear out and I hardly used it. I'm not impressed and now expect others to wear ours as I continue to use them.

Nice grip set for the price. Nice set for beginners. Very simple and works great. I think the more expensive button sets could be a bit smoother but for my use I have no problem. I just needed a simple kit to draw in a journal, track habits, and write in good, smudge-proof ink. I also know that I'm careless with things and don't want to spend a lot of money on a set of pens. I also used it to paint with watercolors. He worked very well with them, especially drawing details on the dried paint…

I bought these for my 14 year old artist. The price is unbelievable and worth the sides. She loves them very much and these are her comments. Each has a different tip size, which helps with different line gauges. Depending on the angle at which you use the pen, you can also determine the thickness of the line, which can be both a good thing and a bad thing. This is good because it gives you even more options, but it just means you have to be careful and plan accordingly. All in all she says she