KINGART Inkline Fine Line Art & Graphic Pens, Archival Ink, Set of 8 Unique Colors, Size 10

My husband loves these pens, I’ve ordered servers and will continue to order them for him.

These markers do work well especially for writing. I personally don't like them as much for art. I thought they would be good for coloring in very small spaces on mandalas in adult coloring books but not so much. They leave a rough area where they are used for coloring. they are also a bit scratchy to write with or draw with.I took a small piece of heavy art paper made for ink and markers and drew a simple line drawing with these pens and a set from a different brand. These pens do make a thinner line and it's pretty obvious from my photos. It's worth noting that the other brand I used cost twice as much as these.It's a nice set of colors. The caps are not a struggle to take off or put on.They are good but they are not my favorite.Recommended.

I've been using these pens for a full month now and I couldn't be happier with them. A few months back, I started journaling and it has become my new obsession. And these fine line markers have been a fantastic addition!They're juicy as can be still after many uses. The colors are bright and very pigmented. Plus the nub tips are still firm; even after using them often with stencils. I can't think of a negative thing to say about these. This set was an excellent find. So if you find the price right, I would definitely have to recommend you consider these!

I am an artist and really enjoy trying out different art supplies. These KINGART Inkline Fine Line Art and Graphic Pens are smooth writing and glide on the paper well. I use them for outlining my watercolor paintings. They would also do well for handwritten notes, invitations, etc.The pens have a cap that snaps on and off easily. These are very handy to have, especially for Walter color work, which I like to outline loosely - based on my subject matter. These pens perform well.

These pens have vibrant colors and last for a long time. They have lasted for approximately seventy-five pages in my average-sized journals before drying up, and give a vibrant pigment without fading in and out on the page. The tips are thicker than I expected based on the description, and in comparison to another product from the same brand. I would describe this as being more like a thin marker, not a fine line pen. It makes a distinctly thicker line, for example, than a typical ballpoint.These are better for writing than coloring. I have found that they look somewhat streaky when I'm trying to color something in, with random darker parts that are uneven with the rest of the color, compared to the solid and fairly uniform lines that I get from the pens while writing.