Uni Pin Fineliner Drawing Pen - Black - Brush Nib - Pack of 2

The pen isn't exactly a brush tip like a Sakura, however I find this pen to be better. It has a flexible nib that looks more like a handwriting pen. It gives line variation just like a brush tip but it's firm enough that you feel like you are in control of the strokes. I find brush tips difficult to use without quite a bit of practice. So if you are looking for something that acts like a brush tip without fuss definitely opt for this pen it's brilliant for manga/anime drawing as you don't have to keep switching pens for line variation. It also doesn't dent the paper or look harsh like a fineliner does

If you like the fine liners this pen is great to have. While the fine liners have a round, blunt tip, the brush let’s you very some line thickness.

Overall a good pen, use these a lot and was buying a replacement for the one that I've got which has run out of ink (got a good amount of use out of it). The pen itself is smooth like other Uni Pin fine liners, and doesn't bleed through the page when you go over the same bit a few times (an issue I do have with some of the thicker pens)Drops 1 star as the amazon listing stated "number of pieces: 9" but only 1 pen arrived. In fairness, the price reflected 1 pen, so I was only expecting 1, but still - should not be advertised as 9 pieces if there's only 1 piece. 🤦‍♀️

I use unipin pens to draw on Yupo. A good staple for drawing on many other surfaces

Easy to use brush pen. Neat, smooth nib and free flowing ink. Great for more than calligraphy work.

Great

The media could not be loaded.  Consistent flow. Waterproof for sure.Works well on absorbent paper (I used Fabriano Academia ±220g/m²). It was used for details in a bid scale drawing.

It’s an excellent brush pen. However, if you’re not skilled enough, the nib does have a tendency to split.

Oh the lines are dreamy. I hoping to find out that I can get refills on the ink.

This is a really soft brush pen. Softer than a Fudenosuke soft tip. Also a bit finer, if you want to write smaller letters. The softness makes fine lines a bit difficult, but probably easier with proactive, like anything else.I wouldn't agree that it's water proof, but definitely resistant. Maybe it would get to waterproof if I left it to dry longer, or perhaps depends on the paper.Personally it's a bit too soft for me, but I'd still rate myself a beginner. I do love how small it can write, so perhaps once I get better at the skill I would move it into rotation.It does seem a good quality pen. The lines are crisp and dark and the brush seems to bounce back well. I can't say as to sturdiness over time.

Good brush pens. Fluid and can be used for dynamic artwork easily.