Pentel Arts Pointliner Drawing Pen, 5-Pack, Assorted Sizes, Black Ink (S20PBP5A)
$1.32
About this item
- Lines draw clean in a rich, solid black
- Pen tip doesn’t degrade or split over time unlike competitive brands
- Consistent ink flow is perfect for shading techniques such as cross hatching and stippling
- The waterproof ink dries quickly and integrates well with watercolor washes
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| Brand | Pentel |
| Ink Color | Black |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Point Type | Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Bold |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Drawing |
4 reviews for Pentel Arts Pointliner Drawing Pen, 5-Pack, Assorted Sizes, Black Ink (S20PBP5A)
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Prof. Mae Simonis II –
Smooth to work with. When using these the glide.Really nice and sharp.Great for sketching outlining etc.They feel sturdy.
Myron Koss –
I love these pens for journaling. I am not much of an artist but I do journal and draw in my journal. I tried the micron pens but just felt “meh” about them. Decided to try these because I find drawing a picture is much easier than writing a tomb sometimes. I was wow-ed right from the start with these. I can’t tell you what’s better about these over the microns. All I can say is I’ll be sticking with these for my journal (and giving the microns away…). They write easy and smooth and allow me to quickly illustrate an idea of thought very nicely. It just feels good to draw with them.
Susan Hagenes III –
Work well so far. Good water resistance for line & wash work.
Bria Russel –
On their own, the lines go on smooth and dry pretty quickly. I haven’t noticed any wear after a few months of using them. My main mediums are alcohol marker and watercolor. they work amazing for alcohol markers. No bleeding, even with several layers. They are not perfectly waterproof, however, so they can sometimes bleed when using watercolor. However, they don’t claim to be perfectly waterproof, so that makes sense. Allowing them more drying time than normally needed seems to work for this. Overall, they are perfectly serviceable markers