Fineliner Drawing Pen - Sketching Set - Gray Tones - 0.1/0.5mm - Set of 6

This is good for inking over pencil sketches if the person wants to keep the shadow tone and not go too dark with black and to preserve the design so it can’t get erased. There is just two shades of grey but the tips are thin enough to get good details. I also used a set of warm to cool shades of watercolor brush pens to get a lighter contrast and some pastels that I grounded into powder to get the mid tone. I ended up using photo shop to blend the cross hatching but it was still nice for taking the photos to enter into the computer it’s tough to get a true gray cause mostly it will turn out bluish on cameras.

Great fineliners. Ink is beautiful, no skips, great for Zentangle, any drawing really. They were slightly cheaper than they had been when I bought them, but amazon pulled a fast one on me. I waited a few days just to see if the price would go back up. finally ordered them and not 30 min after I'd confirmed my order I was looking at something in my Buy Again, and there these were listed now $4 cheaper than what I had just paid for them.

This set of Uni Pin fineliners has quickly become a go-to in my art kit. The range of tip sizes makes it easy to move from precise detail to bold outlines, and the ink flows smoothly without skips. What really sets them apart is the waterproof, non-fading ink (once it dries), it doesn’t smear at all, even when layering watercolor, or other wet media over it. The lines stay sharp, the color doesn’t fade, and the tips hold up well even with heavy use. A reliable set of pens for drawing, sketching, or mixed-media work.

Some of the ink pens seems a bit thin, but they're pretty nice. Not the best for lining though.

These were just what I wanted. Nice colors, the light grey is very light which is what I wanted.

Great doing Monchromatics

I love the variety of the lines that I can choose from and it makes detailing my pictures wonderful because I can so easily control line widths and change them as I feel the need to. Highly recommend these for pen and ink drawing.

I got these hoping that the lighter greys would prevent bleeding through the pages of my planner. I use the 0.1 dark grey and it IS visible through the medium weight paper, but not distractingly so (no more than the printed ink on the page). The ink does not sit on the paper but is absorbed into it, so I haven't had any issues with smudging. Photos included show the bleeding through very thin normal notebook paper.