Fineliner Micro Drawing Pens: 8-size Tips (Ultra-fine, Fine & Brush) | Waterproof Pigment Black Ink for Illustration Drawing Journaling Sketching for Artist Beginners

Great pens! They dry super quick and they dont smudge when I'm adding marker on top. Standard variety of sizes and the tips dont get as felty after prolonged use as some of the other lesser known brands. The brush pen that comes with it works really well compared to some of the other brands and the flow consistency of all the pens seems to be spot on. I actually like that the casing is white because it picks up the ink thats gets on my fingers and I can see it right away which allows me to be on top of keeping things clean. Pens that are black or grey, you dont necessarily see the excess ink and Ive messed up plenty of drawing when my dirty pen decides it wants to roll across my paper. Im a messy artist and these pens help dummy proof my sloppiness. A+ and the price is right. I hate microns and they are expensive. I normally use Staedler Pigment Liners which have a richer black than these Ohuhu pens, but the Ohuhu dry almost instantaneously and Ive had zero issues with smudging. Of course the brush pen though, like any other brand, will smudge since it goes on heavier so when Im using that, I give it a minute to dry just to be safe. But ive put in a good 60 hours of use with these pens so far and I have no complaints. I will be buying these again....and again.

This is the only brand that I purchase any kind of markers from, matter of fact, I have 3 sets of their dual tip markers! I've been using these over the past 6 or 7 years. I know that they are a brand that I can trust and depend on. I recently started doing zentangle and fine line drawing. I got a set of the Pandafly fine line drawing pens on here, and as much as I did like them - they started to dry out after less than 2 months of use!! And I wasn't using them every day too. I was so disappointed. Then I found out Ohuhu has a set of their own and I had to get them. They arrived yesterday and I've never been so excited to see mail get delivered! First thing, these obviously have a lot of ink in them because they do have a nice weight and you can even see the ink in the barrel. They are fantastic pens to use, very smooth and so far I've not seen any bleeding through! You get a good variety of different tips (all drawn in my picture) and the brush tip is fabulous!! All of the brush tip pens I've used and seen have usually been quite thick, but this one is very thin, which I really like. The best part is that it is quite durable and seems stronger than the other ones I've used too. Usually, after using a brush tip the very end of the tip is bent just a tad. But with these, I have yet to see the tip of the brush pen get bent whatsoever! I think I'm in love with these pens! I just wish I could have gotten them sooner than I did! They're absolutely amazing! I will definitely be using these as much as I can, so after some time, I will update this to include how good they last. I highly recommend these pens to anyone who loves drawing because they are such fantastic quality and you can't beat the price either. I've always heard that Micron pens are the only ones to use, but I've seen reviews where people talk about how they run out of ink quickly... Since each of these have almost 2g of ink in each one, I'm hoping they will last me for a while.

Daughters in ninth grade and is an incredible artist. This is a must have. The pens are incredible and worth every single dollar

This is a 4.5 or 4.75 star review. These are really excellent fineliners. There are just a couple of quirks that prevented me from giving them a full five stars. Still, they punch far above their weight and perform as well as or better than some fineliners that cost twice as much or more. The set comes with a wide and very usable range. In a perfect world, there would be one more smaller size-- a 0.15 or even 0.05mm. Still, the sizes that are included are pretty standard and cover a lot of use cases. For me, these have worked well on a pretty large variety of paper. I appreciate that I can use them in my sketchbook with no bleeding and barely any ghosting. They do not feather unless used on very absorbent paper, and the ink dries quickly. When erasing pencil marks, they hold up perfectly. The water resistance has been more inconsistent, which is a big place they lose some points. Overall, it's good, but it seems to be somewhat paper-dependent. I have successfully put watercolors on top of them without smearing or smudging, but at other times they have smudged some... not too bad, though. For me, these are art pens, but for anyone using them for writing or notetaking, I have not had any smearing under highlighters. I really appreciate that the pen body/barrels are a bit wider than some other fineliners, but not too wide. They are very comfortable to hold. The white bodies are sleek and modern-looking. It drives me a little crazy that the size designations do not match the actual line width--for example, size "0.7" makes a 0.5mm line--but these are not the only brand to do this. It's just annoying, and adding the decimal to the size designation (0.7, not "07" or just "7") makes it that much worse to me. Whatever, though. I do a lot of lettering as well as visual art, so I was happy that the set came with a brush tip. Unfortunately, it seems pretty flimsy and not great at bouncing back. It is good enough for getting some line variation while drawing, but I don't think it's a great brush for weighted lettering/modern brush calligraphy. The ink color could be a shade darker, but it's not so light that it appears grey. Lastly, all of my pens worked out of the package and none were dried out. One would hope this goes without saying, but this has been a recurring problem for me with other value art supplies. I had not yet used any Ohuhu products prior to buying these, but they were a fantastic introduction to the brand. While this review may be somewhat focused on the negatives, that's just because I think they're important for people to be aware of. Whatever downsides there may be, these would be wonderful even if they weren't so reasonably priced. Given that they *are* so reasonably priced, they're a truly amazing value and I highly recommend them.

After returning the pens, Ohuhu reached out to me and offered another set free. After receiving the set it performed perfectly! I was so surprised each and every pen worked and they were so smooth. Ohuhu really has amazing customer service and made it all right. They are my favorite liner pens to use with drawings, watercolors and more! Had to return, only half the pens worked, the other were dried out. I tried Ohuhu suggestions for the pens but it didn’t help.

I usually buy a different brand of pen, but because I've really enjoyed the Ohuhu alcohol markers, I thought I'd give these a try. I really love how they flow and how fast they dry. I haven't had them very long, so I can't testify to how long they'll last, but so far, I'm really liking them, and they are less expensive than the brand I normally buy.

I trust Ohuhu more than any art brand out there at this point. Their liners are no exception to being the best I’ve used (granted, only the second kind I’ve tried)! The wide variety of tip size is great, and each one dries very quickly. The brush tip specifically, while the thickness is useful to have, seems to smear a bit more than the others, though still very minimally (see first image). The ink is also very dark, and doesn’t appear washed out after drying like the other liners I tried. Biggest boon for me, and my biggest worry, was that they would fade if I erased sketch lines after inking; They don’t! They are colorfast even with eraser running over them, as well as alcohol marker. No smudging was apparent, and they are very accurate and smooth on the paper. The finer tips do bend easier than the thicker ones, but this is typical of thin liners and the durability of even the thinnest tip is far more impressive than the one I had previously. They serve their purpose and do so fantastically. Exactly what I hoped for, and another product from Ohuhu that I trust. It is worth noting that the alcohol markers used with the liners were also Ohuhu brand. It is not unlikely that they will be more compatible with their own product! So if you use Copics or another brand, your mileage may vary, but at least with Ohuhu’s alcohol markers, they’re fantastic. The first image shows the thickness/size of each tip, as well as a smear test - I ran over the scribbles with an alcohol marker 6 times, then 5, then 4, so on, from left to right. For the ones I had space on, I also used the Fat Tip end of the marker for extra measure (this was also used on the labels to the right of the scribbles). Second image shows the line work after sketch lines had been erased. The third is the drawing after it had been colored and shaded with alcohol markers. The fourth and final image shows the backside of the piece, where you can see the markers bled through, but the liners did not (the paper is only medium weight, and the sketchbook itself is a cheap one I grabbed for ~$2 if I recall, as well)! Highly recommend these liners if you’re looking for new ones to test out, or for a gift if you have a friend/loved one who is an artist. I’ve been long overdue for new liners and couldn’t be happier with choosing to try Ohuhu’s.

Deliver on time and exactly what I wanted.

Good and smooth.

Great quality fine liners. I didn't use the brush much, but the others are great. The thicker ones are great for outlines while the thinner are great for fine details. They have lasted a really long time! They don't bleed much if you colour over them with markers.

Belle qualité de crayons. Très utile pour le coloriage

Ottime penne stile "trattopen", ancora migliori a mio parere. Il tratto è deciso, asciugano subito e non sbavano. Ottimi per scrivere su carta lucida.

Buen producto, como se describe