Hand Lettering Pens, Refillable Calligraphy Pens Brush Marker Pens Set Black, 4 Size for Writing, Painting, Drawing, Pack of 6

I’ve been looking for some good, waterproof brush pens for a while now, and I gotta say these are an absolute dream. My particular favorite is the smallest one (it handles more like a nib than a brush) but all the pens work great. I haven’t tried refilling them with ink yet but I will update the review once I do. In the meantime, as a professional comic book artist, these are some of the best pens I’ve found.After now having used these pens for around a year, I still love them and find myself using them often, but they aren’t quite perfect. Everything I stated previously is still true, but after giving the pens some use, the tips have become more broad. The smallest pen which I loved for its wide range of line width can no longer do fine line strokes, and has become a med-broad pen after so much use. This is to be expected with any felt tipped pen, so be aware your mileage will vary. Filling the pens is simple but can get messy. Use gloves and DEFINITELY invest in an eye dropper for ink. Also make sure you follow the instructions found on the product page and don’t fill too full or your pens will leak. Speaking of ink, I use Platinum carbon black ink. It’s shellac free (this is a must for any refillable pen as shellac will clog and ruin your pens) but also waterproof.The bottom line is I adore these pens but because they won’t retain their fine line quality they had when I first got them, I’ll be dipping my toes back in to some nibs. These are still well worth the investment and I plan on using them in the future.

Perfect for what she needed it for

As a western artist I'm so used to pens having little numbers on them coordinating with tip size. These are exactly as pictured -- so the only way to tell the difference is by the Chinese characters. Not a big deal for me, but for those of you with lesser patience, be warned lol

Trying to learn Japanese characters which really requires a brush like pen. Comes as an assortment of sizes and comes with a plastic case. Also has a drawstring bag. Only potential problem is that the size of each pen is on a sticker on the pen's lid not the pen itself. So, if you accidentally switch the lids, you'll pick up the wrong size.Is supposed to be refillable. But haven't tried that yet. If it works, that's a great feature.

Fluidity

These are fiber tipped, not actual brushes. Nice that they are refillable and has a good stroke. I didn't realize there were three of the same size, but I'm sure that will be useful to most. I use them for drawing and not calligraphy on a coated stock paper, so experiment with them.

They are just perfect, smooth and sharp, ink isn’t dry, very easy to use. But a bit pricey.

Work very nice.l