🖊️ Sakura 34061 3-Piece Microperm Ultra-Fine Point Pen Set, Black - Blister Card Packaging Review

Micron pens are the best. I usually stick with graphite, but when I decide to paint it I always reach for my micrometers. Great quality and you can cover quite a large area before they start to dry. I noticed that the ends of my 0.1 and 0.5 began to separate as they neared disappearance. I also love the purity of black. Some markers or pens have a brown or blue sheen depending on their chemical makeup, not to mention a strong odor - microns don't have either of those qualities. Great product…

These are AWESOME permanent pens. You write very fluently on many different papers. It's a bit see-through on thin paper, but I mainly use them for writing on stickers. I LOVE that this is a 3 pack with 3 different sizes. Differences in size may seem small, but it makes a big difference when you actually use them. Another permanent option I use occasionally is Sharpie. Of course they have their merits and I have a lot of them! But these microperms are much better for everyday fine detail…

Okay. I just love sakura pens! All of them are in my arsenal in my studio. I love this particular pen as it is permanent on almost any surface you apply it to. I work with acrylic paints, watercolors, spirit paints and other artistic colors. I love making handmade postcards for family and friends and I'm happy to report that these pens are easy to write on on all of the mediums I just mentioned. I've had nothing but great results every time I've used them on painted surfaces. I would highly…

NEW UNBOXED - Size #1 pen was dry after unboxing. Size #2 fits. Size #3 is HUGE and bleeds. See attached photo for comparison. I used a 0.5 mechanical pencil line as a baseline to check pen sizes. #3, .45 (aside from bleeding all over the place) slightly LARGER than the .5 pencil line. My test paper is a textured white card stock that I have used successfully with print and watercolor mediums. I spent MORE $$ on them because I didn't want to wait for ordered pens that I really needed. Mistake…