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.
Copic Gasenfude US packaging.
The Gasenfude has been available in Japan a while, but not many reputable online retailers had it available until recently, when a version of it finally released for US markets. I picked one up from the Copic booth at Emerald City Comicon this year.
On a routine pen refill order, I impulsed the Kuretake ZIG fudebiyori metallic pens in gold and silver to make free shipping.
Last year I played around with various gold inks and gold acrylic paint, but other than the tried and true Uni-ball Signo gel ink pens, I haven’t really tried many metallic pens and never a metallic brush pen… These were a lot of fun.
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.
Winsor & Newton watercolor marker, Payne’s gray, on Bristol board.
I found this Winsor & Newton pigment marker still in its individual clear wrapper while straightening up my desk the other day.
I’m pretty sure Winsor & Newton was handing them out as a promotional item at a convention last year, or at least, I don’t have any record of having actually bought this marker myself. Which is good because I don’t like it at all.
Winsor & Newton pigment marker cool grey 5. I still don’t know which way ampersands go.
I like being able to add grey tone to my pen sketches sometimes, so in addition to regular black brush pens, I’m always on the lookout for good grey brush pens.
Akashiya Sai Watercolor brush pen — mouse gray
Akashiya Sai watercolor brush pens come in a variety of colors, but to start off, at least, I was only interested in their grey.
© 2018 KIRISKA.com | Privacy Policy