Sakura Pigma Brush Pen - Rose Ink

Freys quickly, drys out fast, too. Not as durable as sakura's other pens :( I'm sad to say I couldn't find anywhere to use this little guy. Whether it was writing or drawing: it seemed to mess it up.

Very solid colors. The tips kinda get frayed after a little use, and you have to write slow so you don't get the low ink look. I found it interesting that the barcodes on the sides of the pens rub off after a while, but the rest of the words are permanent.

I picked up about four of these in an art store some time ago because they were inexpensive. You really only get what you pay for with these pens as the brush starts to fray VERY quickly, even with gentle use and proper care. The tip is a felt tip instead of a real brush, which I expected since it's a disposable, but it never hurts to mention it, just in case anyone else was expecting a true brush pen. Because of that, the line width isn't as controllable as I'd prefer.

All-in-all, it's an okay pen for the price, but you can still get better disposables than this one.

I really like this pen. The ink is a pleasant, slightly reddish color. It writes smoothly and cleanly, and it's very easy to control the width of your line with a little practice.

These are great brush pens! The colors are vibrant and they are great for titles on school projects. My favorites so far...