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So I tested each one to see its thick/thinness. I think the selection is pretty good here, it may not seem so noticeable at first, the different thicknesses, but once you put them all down and compare, its a pretty good decrease as they get thinner. I accidently tested the waterproof theory by my cat knocking over a bit of water onto my paper, and they, in fact, did not run at all. I decided to get these for minor black details in my coloring and variety depending on the detail I may have needed, as before I tried to use a sharpie and the lines were too thick for my liking, and I then used a sharpie super fine point but the black was too light and they bled like crazy and weren't waterproof in case of spills. A Pilot pen would have worked but theyre also super fine tip and they were too thin for what I was trying to use them for, while also not waterproof. To be honest, waterproof doesn't really matter too much to me, but I figured its a bonus since one time I was caught in the rain with my coloring supplies and books, so at the least the black won't run in the rain lol. These markers didnt bleed or smudge much either, I had to really hold the paper close to my face to see it. The brush tip is strong, the chisel are strong too, though in my opinion they take a bit of getting used to, and the nibs are short and sturdy as well, so you dont have to worry about them warping or losing shape as you use them, like you would eith some markers. The color is a nice deep black, unlike the sharpie SF. And they do dry fast. I was working quickly making zigzags and as i slid my hand down the page, not a single smudge. I was trying my hand at a sort of embroidered, stitched effect here, and used the chisel 2 and the nib 8 for the small loose threads, and im very happy. I might buy more for my sister who draws and loves to trace whatever she draws with her trusty pilot pens!

Lightfast after a few months in my window, waterproof... the control between thick and thin lines, you get with these, on watercolor paper, rivals a fountain pen. The color is more flat than sakura, it's not as deep of a black, but that's just different not worse. The tips are slightly larger than sakura, but you can get very thin lines, press harder for thick ones, so they are very versatile. I think combining them with a really dark marker is the way to go. They are durable and smooth, and I call them a good buy, moreso when you factor in the price. I'm happily buying more.

Function beautifully, ink flows like magic and creates even, beautiful lines I have had difficulty with other brands when I use them to draw on top of my watercolor paintings but these pens flow The points get bolder very gradually as you work your way across the assortment I can’t say enough about them, and they are packaged in a high end , convenient and highly functional plastic molded case Love them!

These are great pens. They do have minimal bleeding on normal or thinner paper but while using them in my 200g sketch book there is none. They seem fairly durable and like they’ll last a while. I love the fact that you get so many sizes of the fine tips and they even included a brush pen. I’m happy they are a dark true black. No hint of gray here! All of their claims are true, even the waterproof bit! No running of ink if your paper gets wet. Well worth the money.

So I am going to re-buy these pens for the third time which is good mainly because I can’t find a better pen that is priced friendly and still has this variation of sizes and ease of use. I will know I use these quite a bit and fulfilled out almost a whole journal before they ran out. I’m unsure if it’s a user flaw of where I’m pressing too hard or if that’s just their lifespan. I like these pens because they are very opaque. I overall find them to be functional and I like the variety of tips. One thing I do notice is that sometimes the thicker markers like the brush or the 1 size will shed a little bit while I’m doodling and then kind of smear which isn’t great but manageable. They do not bleed through the page.

These are some of the best fineliner pens, especially for the price. They have a vibrant black on each and every tip down to the smallest micro and paint brush sizes. There is minimal to no bleed and is perfect for someone getting into art.

Bought this as a gift for my 10 yr old as a birthday gift. She loves it a lot. It works greatly for sketches and other art pieces. Good size, no leakages and very well made.

I bought these pens in preparation for an Army school where every instructor seems determined to fit eight hours of information into a four-hour block. Space in my notebook quickly became a valuable resource, so I needed something that could write small, stay readable, and not turn my notes into an ink-covered crime scene. These pens delivered. The 0.25mm tip is incredibly fine. I was able to squeeze detailed notes into margins that previously seemed unusable. My handwriting isn't exactly calligraphy, but these pens made it look like I had my life together. The lines are crisp, clean, and consistent without skipping or blotting. One thing that impressed me was how quickly the ink dried. I've ruined enough pages over the years by dragging my hand across fresh ink like a toddler finger-painting. With these pens, smearing wasn't an issue. The ink stayed sharp, the black was solid black and not washed out even with as though of a line as it is, even when I was frantically taking notes while trying to keep up with PowerPoint slides moving at tactical assault speed. I also tested them on thinner paper for map charting and symbology and was pleasantly surprised by the lack of bleed-through. That's a huge advantage for anyone using these for land nav, journals, study materials, or double-sided notebooks. The six-pack is nice because it easily allows me to keep pens in multiple locations: one in my backpack, one on my desk, one in my vehicle, and three that have somehow disappeared into the mysterious dimension where all good pens eventually go. The only thing I'd caution is that the tips are very fine, so don't write like you're trying to carve your notes into stone. A light touch works best. (Which can be difficult for brutish Soldiers sometimes) Overall, these pens have become my go-to for note-taking, studying, and anything requiring precision. If you're a student, soldier, planner enthusiast, or someone whose handwriting naturally resembles a doctor writing prescriptions during an earthquake, these pens are worth picking up.

red pen didn't work would not suggest buying

I returned the package because one of the pens was defective, and they sent the same one without replacing it.

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These 12 black art pens are extremely good for drawing, I use them all the time for my drawing and I've bought 2 packs of these exact same pens because I loved them so much the first time,I bought another pack. These pens are all different thicknesses with one being a paint pen as the thickest and the first ones being fineliners, which the tips of the pens are more fragile, so you use more delicately but are great for drawing, not recommended to colour, they're mainly to be used as drawing pens, but you can also write extremely well with them because they're bold black, which is the perfect colour for writing. The thinner pens of the pack, mainly the first 4, don't show up as much but still work perfectly. The order of thickness goes from left to right. They don't smudge or leak, which is perfect for drawing. They are really good for their price because they're so perfect for drawing and I use them all the time. If you love drawing or writing and drawing with pens these pens are definetley for you. They're really sturdy and don't bend, which is precisely what you need for drawing art pens.

Rubbish most of the pens are dry and dud do not buy … spend a little more a reputable brand