Tombow 62038 Fudenosuke brush pen with soft and hard tip, black, 2 pieces

I really love the quality, i love using these for my art work

I've only just started to learn brush lettering and was using the other brush pens and struggled a lot. Since using these ones my writing has improved and I'm really enjoying the pens.Highly recommended.

Recommended by my modern calligraphy teacher these pens have stood up to three months constant use and are as good as when I bought them. They are still going strong even now but just incase I’ve bought a back up set for next term.

Came on the day I expected it to.I have never done calligraphy ever before in my life. They are super easy to use, super flexible nibs that don’t bend to much under pressure. The image attached is my very first attempts with the tombow fudensuke brush pens.The value for money I thought was excellent considering the price of others and for 2 very decent pens.I took half a star off (I know it says 4 stars nut I couldn’t work out how to do 4.5 stars) because the nibs on both pens seemed a bit stiff and seemed to have a few pieces of dry ink on it. I think this is a very slight problem but doesn’t seen to effect writing so far!All in all, very good pens that I will enjoy!😊

Amazing pens, the have amazing flexibility and good ink use

They came in a clear bag branded with craftelierBoth black ink tombow onesSoft tip - Black pen ( allows you to easily transition from thick to thin lines effortlessly)Hard tip - blue pen ( mostly stays thin lines)Both have black ink inside the different packaging colour Is helpful to distinguish the type of Pen tipThey are both absolutely brilliant pensI picked up the soft tip pen and found I could instantly write in a modern calligraphy style I’ll be buying more of theseI prefer the soft tip to the hard tip pen as personal preference but this was a great set super fast delivery it arrived the next day

Lovely pens so easy to use

Wether your a beginner or advanced, these pens are some of the best on the market. The soft tip is excellent for lettering and calligraphy, while the harder tip is good for line work, drawing and detail. Both can be used for either though, I think it would just be easier to use harder tip for more control if your a beginner.Would highly recommend buying the both in the pack though as excellent value for money, considering this brand can be very pricey. My only quibble is I wish they had a bigger colour range!!!