Faber-Castell Art & Graphic Pitt Artist Pen Brush India Ink Pen, Black, Single Pitt Pen, for Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring

quite a good filler for smaller areas but I prefer Uni-pin brush tips for actual line work.

These pens are lovely. Expensive but premium quality. This green fitted nicely within a selection I have after buying some sets - this is a brighter green which fills a colour gap I had. I use these for observational drawing when out and about and love that being permanent ink it can be added under/on top of other materials without the lines drawn it being affected. This is new but other pitt pens I have lasted years before drying out depending on how often they are used of course. Recommend.

Good for fine detail on acrylic paint. Where I can’t get a very fine line with a brush it is easier with this pen and the colour is strong

Brush tipped pen's have really taken my art work to something of the next level, and this pen is one of the best I have had.I have a great brush-tipped pen that I use mainly for writing with, but found when it comes to art its a little on the weak side, but this pen gives me exactly what I was looking for in a art pen.Will most certainly be sticking with this brand for future.

The colour of the pen in the images is inconsistent with the product received. The product title is also listed as apricot whilst the description is medium skin. Referencing the colour from the images I was intending to purchase a much paler ink that the product I have received

I bought this to use for inking outlines in watercolour paintings. The ink is indian ink-once dry, permanent and absolutely waterproof, either underneath the paint or on top of it. When filling in larger areas the black is deep and dark, with little noticeable streaking or brush marks so long as you take a little care.Since this is the brush tip pen, you can make a variety of strokes and vary the thickness of your lines quite easily, but it's difficult to make very thin lines-you'd be better buying one of the smaller pens if you want to do smaller detail work.It's biggest downside is that the very tip of the pen is easily flattened, from the sharp point of a brand new pen to a blunter end. The hairs of the nib have also needed removing a few times when they started protruding out and getting in the way. Being very careful with it from the start might help, but if you're drawing on non-smooth textures (I was using it on watercolour paper) it may just happen as a result of that. It's still perfectly usable, though.

This was very appealing as the price was a bit lower so I consider that a perfect bargain. The colour is bright and the pen writes smoothly . Overall a very satisfying purchase.

Ease of use this in my art. Color perfect! to make the paint flow easily at the tip of the pen.