SAKURAPigma Micron Plastic Nib Pens - Archival Black and Colored Ink Pens - Pens for Writing, Drawing, or Journaling - 0.45 mm Plastic Nibs - 8 Pack

Love these pens for journaling and artwork. These pens add depth to my watercolor paintings. I am able to add in small details to the paintings, outlines, highlights, etc that make the watercolors pop. The fine tips and color options are wonderful and work great.

Sakura knocked it out of the park with this set of PN pens! The fine-tipped nib is not as fragile and can stand up to heavier use. Now I have one in every color!The PN pens feel smooth going onto the paper and are the same exact size as my other pigma micron pens. I can grab it for easier inking in, or hand it to a kid and teach them to draw with excellent quality tools and never have to worry about those needle-ended tips problems in accidentally ungentle hands!The colors are saturated and consistent, plus, you can use watercolors over them without fear of them washing away. I've been experimenting with some combinations, it's been so much fun.I hope you enjoy your new set as much as I'm enjoying mine!

These are my fave go-to pens for my acid-free journaling. Long lasting and smooth writing, the PN tips are the best of the Micron line IMHO. ;)

I somehow became hooked on archival ink and found pigma microns were top rated for a reason. I absolutely love the way microns write and find them perfect for journaling. I don't care much for the larger nib sizes but I also don't like the smallest. I kept coming across the micron PN and had no idea what PN meant or what made them different. Curiosity finally got the best of me and that's when I found out PN means Plastic Nib. I'm a big fan of the tombow fudenosuke pens and it looked as if these were similar to those. I absolutely fell in love with these immediately and don't think I'll go back now. It's really a matter of personal preference and I like the harder nibs for writing.

I had purchased a small set of these pens, a couple years ago. I really like them. Then, my new puppy got ahold of one and chewed the end. Knowing I wanted a broader range of colors, anyway, I purchased this larger set which also allowed me to replace the chewed one. You can’t go wrong with these whether on paper or to add details to a painting or other artwork. Just make sure you don’t accidentally leave one where your puppy can grab it!

These pens are suggested as favored everywhere I look. The color selection is great and they don’t bleed through the paper. However, be careful with your pressure if you tend to be heavy handed. I’ve probably tossed 4 of these because the tip disappeared inside the nib.

I bought these to use in my meditative drawing practice. I draw pretty detailed line drawings that I do for meditation because I can’t do ‘regular’ meditation. The best thing about them is the plastic nib, no more worries about pressing too hard or sharing your pens because the nibs won’t break. The inks are the exact same as in the regular pens and goes down smooth and quick. The ink dries at the same rate so no worries about having to wait to keep drawing. These pens are easy to use and anyone who likes to draw will like these pens, including kids! They are very giftable and inexpensive as far as good drawing pens. I love them...

It's unusual w these pens, but very once in a while there might be 1 pen that has a top that doesn't fit well

I use these pens when I tangle….bolder lines……have not used the coloured ones in my workLinda

My daughter has liked the the product for her artwork

Me encanta lo delgado de las lineas y que no traspasa la hoja, así como la calidad de la tinta.

Watre resistent so good to use with inks and watercolours. Durable, too.

Excelentes estilografos, la punta permite realizar linea delgada o mas gruesa. Serian genial contar con una mayor gama de colores.