Kuretake Sumi Brush Pen Blister -Medium-No22

Super. Bin zufrieden Malt sehr schön schwarz. Schade wohl nicht nachfüllbar(?)

It's funny that I'm apparently the only one that got this to test it for inking art rather than calligraphy. Yikes! Already inked my art with the thin tip and it dried very quickly. No smudges at all and it was very merciful with the watercolor paper I use (some ink pens will bleed through even with the faintest touch). So this one worked immediately and smoothly. Also, the tip is sturdy, so you have control on what your are doing. The brush tip is perfect for calligraphy and making thick shades. Very wet - so it's not something that dries quickly (the Batman art has the smudges cause I didn't let it dry properly). Already had my hands inked all over, but washes away with water. Black ink is darker than other ink pens I own which is great. It's a big pen compared to my other art materials but it's very comfortable to hold. Doesn't feel heavy either. The back instructions even shows that you can place the caps within each other so you don't loose 'em. That's helpful! I will purchase more in the future and maybe I'll get into kanji calligraphy at some point because the thick brush tip feels right for it. Quick thoughts: • 5/5 stars hands down. • Great price and fast delivery. • I 100% recommend this product for calligraphy and for inking art. • On thicker brush: let it dry for a fair amount of time so it doesn't smudge all over. • Lightweight and easy to handle. Hope this helps!!

Me llegó antes de lo esperado y en excelentes condiciones, muy funcional para dibujo y entintado

Having previously owned some second-hand Kuretake spirit markers (chisel tip markers for product design/design renderings) and being in the market for a brush pen (even though I didn't really completely know what that meant previously), I decided that this product was good enough for my needs - I really just wanted to get my hands on another brush pen. I did not realise however, what a 'real' brush pen was, and for the miniscule price point of this pen was pretty happy to see individual bristles and an actual ink-feeding system (there is an intermediate chamber between the cartridge and nib but I cannot really work out if it is gravity fed or not, I sometimes have to squeeze ink from the cartridge into the chamber to get things moving again). Like my previous Kuretake spirit markers the flow rate of these pens is very high - obviously I have no metric against which to compare, but if you are not careful you can be putting down some pretty heavy lines when chamber has a decent amount of ink in it. This has it's advantages though, and for someone like who is often trying to figure out the human form from imagination it is pretty useful as the startling immediacy of the line means you have to lean into sketches full tilt and take no prisoners with marks. For £3.50 personally I don't think anyone really has an excuse to skip buying this pen, even if it is only for occasional use. As for the brush pen aficionado who wants to know if this offers something different I can't really say as this is my 1st. What I will say is I got a cool little origami crane with it, and because I didn't check where it was shipping from I didn't realise it would take a long time to get to the uk (I believe it was about a week)

Me encantó el diseño, la forma y como tintaba pero me duró sólo dos semanas T-T Estoy practicando kanjis y sí escribo mucho, pero igual se me hizo muy poquito el tiempo que me duró, no sé si vendan respuestos de tinta o algo :( porque sí es una lástima...