Review: Kuretake ZIG Cartoonist white ink brush pen
White ink is finicky and difficult no matter what you do, so of course there are drawbacks, but this pen is about as good as I could hope for it to be.
Continue reading »White ink is finicky and difficult no matter what you do, so of course there are drawbacks, but this pen is about as good as I could hope for it to be.
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Continue reading »I wish they were more widely available, but the Graph’it Graph’O has a good brush tip and a unique, extra-fine tip, making it one of the most versatile options in the category.
Continue reading »The versatility of the fude nib really does mimic that of a brush. You can’t transition from thick and thin in a single stroke, but being able to switch naturally and easily between thick and thin strokes can be really useful both in writing and drawing.
Continue reading »There just isn’t much to praise about Graph’it B brush markers. The brush tip is Bad. The ink, ergonomics, and design are all below average. The price is just so-so. The fine tip is cool and might’ve been cooler if the ink wasn’t as bleed/feather-prone, but it doesn’t save it.
Continue reading »I don’t really feel strongly about the Sakura Koi brush pens one way or another. They’re fine. The price is fine. It’s fun to add water and push ink around. They’re okay.
Continue reading »One of Copic’s advantages over newer competitors is its 358 available colors. Most other brands have less than half that. Well, here comes Sketchmarker touting a ridiculous 400 available colors… but how’s the actual marker?
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Continue reading »The Newpen Ginza Pro brush pen isn’t a bad pen, but neither does it have anything that makes it stand out in a crowded market.
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