Zebra Brush Pen Brush Sign Fine Point P-WF1

I'm using this on a reverse coloring book and I love it. It's easy to use and creates smooth lines of various thickness. Very versatile.

First found these at the dollar store in Japan and loved them (don't love how much more expensive they are through Amazon in the States though). I don't use them as a brush pen for calligraphy though. I use them in my planner for accents, making check marks, underlines, etc. They lay down consistent dark and full ink and my first one I got in Japan lasted me several years (but I'm not writing with them every day). The brush part is short enough that it's easy to control while still being flexible to use like a brush.

Not exactly what was looking for. The ink is not as “fresh” as I would like. Not dry but just different.

This brush pen is great. I use it with watercolor and it is lovely to have thick and thin lines.

I'm new to calligraphy and was excited to try a brush pen. I would recommend watching a couple of youtube videos - there are calligraphers who post videos of them writing with the various pens they own. It is a good way to get an idea of how the pens write. I have some old Tombows but they are too large for what I'm trying to do so I decided to try a "fude" brush pen. I saw a lot of good reviews on the Pentel one but in the videos the tip seemed to squishy for me. I have always liked Zebra pens so I decided to try this one. It writes very well - it's medium firm so you can have control but still easily get the thick and thin lines. The felt keeps its shape very well.This is a great tool to make cards and letters a little more special. Very happy with this purchase.

The pen arrived completely broken. I'm sure it would've been a great pen, looks like amazing quality. Wish I could've used it. Apparently it's not eligible for returns, so watch out for that.Edit: Found on Jet Pens for $2 and better quality. The pen is outstanding, so easy to use~

This is probably one of my favorite hand letting pens to use! It was a dream to learn on and wrote beautifully. I only wish I knew how to properly hold this pen, so I could have extended the life of it. When I was learning, I would press down, while holding the pen straight up, much like I would when using a regular ball point pen. Well, little did I know, that this causes the felt tip to fray. Had I not ruined the pen with my ignorance, it probably would have lasted much longer.If you are looking for a pen to further your hand letting talents, definitely look into this pen! Great quality and easy to use, as well as easy to learn on!

Some doodles but when it comes to pictures I have to make my lines slow strokes or it will skip. Like a dry brick idea. I was expecting it to be a little more liquidity.Overall very good to use watercolor and marker on top of. Only once it is dry. When is wet it bleeds. I will buy again