Dyvicl Micro-Pen Fineliner Pens, Black Pigment Liner Multiliner Archival Ink Micro Fine Point Pens for Sketching, Drawing, Journaling, 9 Pack

The Dyvicl Black Micro-Pen Fineliner Ink Pens have been an absolute game-changer for my creative endeavors. These pens are a must-have for anyone who enjoys sketching, whether it's for anime, manga, artist illustrations, or journaling. With a set of 9 versatile pens, each with a micro fine point, I've found the perfect tool for adding intricate details and fine lines to my artwork.What sets these pens apart is the quality of the pigment liner ink. It flows smoothly, creating crisp and consistent lines that enhance the overall aesthetics of my drawings. Whether I'm working on intricate character designs or simply jotting down ideas in my journal, these pens deliver precision and clarity.One of the aspects I appreciate the most is the durability of these pens. They last a long time, making them a cost-effective choice for artists. I've used other fine liners in the past, but the Dyvicl Micro-Pen set stands out for its longevity.Moreover, the variety of tip sizes in the set allows me to experiment and achieve different effects in my art. From the finest lines to bolder strokes, these pens cater to my creative needs. Plus, they are incredibly comfortable to hold and use for extended periods.In conclusion, the Dyvicl Black Micro-Pen Fineliner Ink Pens have become an essential part of my artistic toolkit. They have consistently delivered on quality, durability, and versatility, making them my go-to choice for all my sketching and illustration projects. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting, these pens are a fantastic investment in your creative journey.

The media could not be loaded. The Dyvici 9-brush pen set includes eight thicknesses of pen plus a brush tip. This set is water based and also water resistant. This means you can use these pens as an underlayer or top layer with watercolor paints and the pen will NOT smear. I have tested this myself with watercolor paintings.I've worked with these on 'regular' paper, on sketch paper, and on watercolor paper. The Dyvici pens have worked well in all three situations.

These are okay. For the price, you can't go wrong. Not very impressed with the quality of the ink itself, it's not as saturated as a high quality drawing pen, but they flow well and the pens themselves are nice. The do what i need them to do (sketching) but i would probably buy something a little nicer if i was actually going to do finished drawings with them. It could also be the paper I'm using so im not going to judge TOO harshly. Perhaps on a textured drawing paper they would read a little blacker than on the smooth bristol paper i have. Not professional grade but good enough.

Love them. Price was so low I was worried. They compare to my micron pens in opacity. I believe they need longer to become fully water proof as I use with my watercolor paintings but I’m still playing around with that. The nibs have held up to my rough and cold press paper marvelously. I’ll be back to order more.

Honestly, as someone who's been drawing my whole life (legitimately) and testing out all sorts of pens and Markers, these are hands down the best ones I've come across. Throughout all these years, I've been using Micron pens because of their waterproof ink and the accessibility no matter where you go - Michael's, Blick's, Amazon, etc.. The ones that I've been using for a while began to die out and I quickly browsed Michael's for them but their prices (as usual) drove me away a bit and gave me the idea of just trying some out from Amazon. I'm honestly super glad and extremely happy that I did!Grip - they're super comfortable and have this weighted balance that makes it really easy to draw and maintain smooth lines even if you don't have a steady hand (like me). My hands tend to sweat a little if I'm working on really detailed work, and these pens passed that test. They don't slip around and are perfectly comfortable!Ink - Waterproof ink is super important for me so I did a lot of tests on really checking if they were waterproof. Believe me, they are. I immediately used the brush pen to test this out since it releases more ink. After making a quick stroke I immediately used a brush to brush over the ink with water and to my surprise it did not smear! So it will definitely not smear or smudge if you use watercolor.Nib - unlike the Micron pens which are flat (and frankly quite annoying cause of that), these pens have a rounded tip that make it very easy to draw curvy lines. This is honestly one of my favorite things about the pens.Bleed - they do not bleed through. I was using Sketch paper in the images and pressed a little hard when scribbling and they did not bleed through.Downside - there's only one thing I'll have to say about these pens. If you're using thicker paper (watercolor, mixed media) the ink will tend to take a little longer to dry and thus cause smudging/smearing if you move your palm over it while drawing. It's happened to me sometimes, so now I know that if I'm using thick paper I have to wait a little longer.Overall though, I'm highly satisfied with this purchase and you can expect me to keep buying these pens! :)--- sadly my video was not able to upload but I hope these images can help.

I'm always looking for permanent, waterproof super fine liners because I always seal my artwork with either an acrylic fixative and especially with Diamond Glaze.I have attached a doodly fun cartoon bird that I found on the internet. This is my freehand rendition of it.I drew the bird using several different sizes of Dyvicl liners. However, my favorite, which I used the most for drawing and finishing the fuzzy feathers, is the 0.005 point.I tested each of the ink liners. The ink flow is great, and every one of them remained perfect when I coated them with Diamond Glaze.I am very delighted to have found these Dyvicl Pigment Liners. I highly recommend them.

I love to doodle around &these pens areoff the charts for me! 👀 the variety sized tips are so beneficial for me I love it ! The only thing I didn’t like was the brush pen, it was a bit too watery on paper. Other than that I’m very happy 👍🏼