Pigma Micron Fineliner, 05 Tip, Ass't Archival Colors, 8 PK 30066

I love these pens! They write like a dream! My favorite type öf pen is felt tip and it’s hard to find good ones! They aren’t too thick to hold or too thin but the perfect size. The line they leave is a nice width too, not too thick and bold but nice and narrow. Great for doodling and for writing homework pot papers.

These are the best fine liners I have tried. I absolutely love them. Vivid colors and solid lines. The ink dries so quickly that there is no smudging. You can use watercolor or alcohol markers over top of them without streaking.

These pens are great for pen and ink drawing. Ink flows well. Very functional, easy to use. I have ordered these 6 times over several years and given them as gifts. I have never known them to leak!

They work well for quick sketching. Colors are good for general uses.

I’m a pen freak first. Very picky about my pens! These are super smooth and I love how they don’t bleed through even the thinnest of papers (ie Bible). Great for writing and/ or drawing too. Lids secure and never had an issue with them drying out. Best Bible pens ever.

These are a great set of pens that are very pigmented and write very thin without feeling scratchy on the paper. I know these are more artists pens but I use them more for writing in my textbooks in a color coordinated way. I got these specifically too because dry very fast, even on very glossy paper so these is little to no smearing because it dries so fast (not immediately but much much faster than say a gel pen). Maybe a little overkill and pricy for my usage but these pens fit exactly the niche I was looking for but I can't speak for the aspects that artists are looking for. They are some of the thinnest color pens set available (I think the brand makes a pen set that's slightly thinner with the same colors) so you can write a lot in even small margins but it is still very clear and readable. Also, the pens seem very high quality and durable. Even the fine tip hasn't bent on me yet even though I write with it a lot and don't always take care of them as well as I should and the ink hasn't dried on me even after lots of use and forgetting to put a cap on one of them for a few hours. The pen still worked fine and the ink was still very pigmented The cons I would say are that despite the high quality, the writing and text around the pen fades very quickly and is rubbed/scratched off from even just mild friction in a pencil case. This is more of a minor gripe because it makes the pens look older than they really are. I guess it gives the pens character but very minor nitpick. The thing that I don't like is that the set is missing an orange color. The pens colors are black, brown, pink, the primary colors except for yellow, and the secondary colors except for orange. Instead of yellow or orange, it's replaced with this sepia/dark orange/light brown color. I get that yellow is probably too light to make a pen for, but I was hoping for a nice bright orange color to complete the set. I think drawers and artists will probably like the sepia color more but I would have prefered a bright orange instead because it looks much nicer when color coordinating and it would round out the color story I think. That's just a personal preference and rant. Other than that, they are slightly expensive pens but they are quality and very much worth it. I would recommend them.

These pens are perfect for underlining in my Bible. It hardly bleeds through at all! I’ve used them a lot for a couple years now and haven’t had them run out yet!

I received on time, love Sakura pens, no bleeding pages, very good quality. I always using Sakura brands.