2Pacs X Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen / Soft Type & Hard Type (Each 2 Pens) / Total 4 Pens Set

My favourite pens for illustration at the moment. I like the variety of line you get from the brush tip, even though it’s still quite firm so not too hard to control.They’re water based, so not waterproof which is a shame (would love a waterproof version!), but I will say they don’t run/smudge too quickly, so I sometimes get away with a small amount of wet media near without them running too obviously. I’ve used also with brush pens and not noticed the ink running with those.In this pack you get two different thicknesses, I really like the finer one for small details. This multipack worked out much better value than buying individually when I bought them.

I am new to brush pens, however I am looking forward to experimenting on my homemade note cards.

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Despite the claims of many others, this shipment indeed comes with 4 pens, 2 soft and 2 hard (though it may depend on the seller). Overall, these are great quality pens, and the packaging was carefully wrapped. I highly recommend these pens for anyone who is beginning calligraphy/brush lettering, or to anyone who needs a small brush pen for headers.

My daughter and I are attempting to learn the art of hand lettering and love these pens. For a beginner like us, we both feel that the harder tipped one is easier to work with as it gives us more control especially with the more difficult upstrokes, but love both of these pens and will order more as needed.

If you've been practicing writing or ink drawing for a while and want to try some funky different felt pens, check these out. This pack has two identical heavy brush pens and and two identical active straight pens. The black pen is a heavy brush style that gets about 1mm to 0.5mm with pressure (down to 0.1mm while lifting). The blue pen is a 0.7mm pen with a lot of bounce (-0.1mm to +0.1mm change in width) hence why I call it active.These pens are very "squishy" compared with a Copic or Sakura pen. I mostly do architectural drawings, so I just see these as a novelty. They can be useful on big drawings for organic shapes though, I will give them that. They also are very fun to write with and hold up to a bit more abuse than straight-nib pens.