Faber-Castell Art & Graphic Pitt Artist Pen Brush India Ink Pen, Black, Single Pitt Pen, for Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring

The ink is nice and dark and the tip has just enough give to allow for a flowy, free line and giving you just enough control. It's there perfect in-between of a full brush pen and a nice marker. For the money, it's perfect. I want to get used to doing quick gesture drawings or sketches with these.

I am reawakening my drawing and sketching skills and had been reading a lot about brush pens. When this Faber-Castell brush pen was brought to my attention, I decided to make the modest investment and give it a try. Good decision! It is early days to say how I will incorporate this pen in my drawing and lettering plans, but I'm enjoying the creative journey and building my skills. The pen is light weight and very fluid/smooth when sketching. The india ink doesn't bleed through my basic sketchbook pages (a real plus). While it is very pleasant to use, it also requires practice to get a better feel and control over transitioning between fine and bold lines, and lettering. It really does feel like writing with a paint brush -- very smooth and flowing. I'm enjoying this new drawing experience. A great start!

This black ink brush is easy to use, good quality and consistent flow. I can use it as a pen for writing and drawing or to use with my watercolors. The brush can give a fine line or a thicker one.

I do love these pens. had one from a set of Manga Illustration Pens and like its color for shading. used so much had to replace because ran out of the grey indian ink which it contained.

These are some of the highest quality brush pens on the market. They are a bit more expensive, but the expansive color selection is lightfast and archival quality. I would recommend these for any serious illustrator or letterer.

I use this to outline some of my coloring pages so I can fill them in with the big Pitt brush. After laying down a layer of color pencil I outline with this pen and fill in with the big brush pen. This works wonderfully without any bleed through. I also use this for fine details in card making, etc. The brush tip allows me to create fine lines or fill in larger spaces. The ink is a very rich black color, which is typical of India ink.

Brown ink is so nice for drawings instead of black.

I love Faber Castell Pitt artis Pens – I always get the small brush pen for the little details in there great for backgrounds on my coloring pages - On most good paper they will not bleed through - they are India Ink - the small brush pen is great for details around the edges of illustrations (although I’m sure you could do an entire page with the small one but I preferred to use a larger one for that) but I use both!b I also have many of the small ones in different sizes for different projects and I just adore them. They can also be bought open stock and in packages like I bought these black ones I have very many and I just love replacing them on their own good Amazon sales I stick up with them.