Review: Tombow Fudenosuke
The Tombow Fudenosuke is my favourite disposable brush pen. Full stop.
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Tag: disposable pen
Review: Sakura Pigma Brush Pens
So there are actually two lines of Sakura Pigma brush pens: the original Pigma Brush, which comes in one size and multiple colors, and the newer Pigma Professional, which comes in three sizes and one color.
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Review: Sakura Pigma Sensei 6pc Set
I really like this set! It’s good bang for your buck. It has a variety of pen options, and I think it’s a great starting place for those just diving into inking.
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Review: Tombow ABT Pro
The Tombow ABT Pro is a solid marker. It has a nice, familiar form factor for Tombow Dual Brush fans looking to upgrade, but…
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Review: Tombow Dual Brush
I haven’t tried very many other water-based markers, but that’s because the Tombow Dual Brush has never really disappointed me.
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Review: Winsor & Newton Promarker and Promarker Brush
You know you’ve been sitting on a product too long when it gets rebranded before you review it, huh. The Winsor & Newton Promarkers are good markers — but Copic is still better.
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Review: Daiso Color Brush Pen
Water-based brush tip markers mostly aren’t made for serious business arting, but the Daiso Color Brush Pen is nevertheless a solid member of the category.
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Review: Copic Gasenfude brush pen
The Copic Gasenfude is a disposable, nylon bristle tip brush pen, and something I’d been wanting to try out for a while, since Copic’s only other brush pens, from the Multiliner series, are felt tips.
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Review: Kuretake ZIG Fudebiyori Metallic pens
On a routine pen refill order, I impulsed the Kuretake ZIG fudebiyori metallic pens in gold and silver to make free shipping.
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Review: Winsor & Newton watercolor marker
Apparently, I bought the Winsor & Newton watercolor marker in Payne’s gray sometime last year and promptly forgot about it, but it works out because now I can follow up on my review of the Winsor & Newton pigment marker sooner rather than later.
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