Faber-Castell Art & Graphic Pitt Artist Pen India Ink Pen, Dark Sepia, Wallet Of 4, For Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring

Great for my drawing class. I am using o shades of gray and tan papers.

Great shading pens for artist of any skill range! They're just great fun!

Various sizes to get almost anywhere you need. Good color tone reflecting the sepia color. Unfortunately this set is one of 3 that arrived with a leaky pen, thus the four star rating.

These are high quality pens. I wanted a brownish ink for my vintage stationary and these are perfect.

Faber-Castell PITT Artists & Sakura Micron (Japan Import type) are my lifelong favourite India Ink/permanent pigment pens.This Faber-Castell Sepia-coloured ink set does not disappoint. It is a standard in my kit & a repeat purchase, as are the other offered sets in Black and Sanguine colours.While this set does not include my most-oft used job-size of “XS” (0.1mm), purchasing these pens in sets is still generally more cost-effective).Here is a listing ofFABER-CASTELL PITT Artists Pens Nib size equivalents (The top 4 are included in this set):* B: 1-5mm (Brush spread)* M: 0.7mm* F: 0.5mm* S: 0.3mm———————-* XS: 0.1mmGreat pen set. Good value. Consistent, professional quality. A standard in any artist’s kit.Thanks for reading,-CC, Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer

I've been buying these pens for years, mainly for use in inking cards I have made. Quality always shows and these pens are the real deal.

After using a Pentel Pocket brush and a Sakura brush pen I was expecting these to be similar. However, the tip is a lot stiffer than those. It feels a lot more like a standard marker than a brush, but with a flexible pointed marker tip. They get the job done for me and I will definitely use them though.As for colors you get three cold and three warm. The cold and warm sort of clash if used together, so I have been mostly using them three to a single piece. The warm ones go good with pencils, the cold ones seem to go good with black pens.One other thing that seemed a bit odd. The warm ones seem to have light, then dark, and slightly darker tones. The cold ones seem to be more light, medium, dark. I like the warmer ones better, but getting an even flow between the three shades seems rather hard.FYI: I am a total and complete amateur hack when it comes to artistic ability, so if your totally awesome artist friend says something different, trust him and not me.

for fine lines, accents and lettering. The Sepia color is perfect for vintage and nostalgic style artwork.

They are OK, however the tips are starting to fray on me. The shades of grey are nice, however it's hard to get them to blend depending on the paper you are using. There are better brush style pens out there. If you want a pen that will keep it's tip then look elsewhere. With the tips frayed it might as well be a regular felt tip.

These pens are good, with great tips. However, I feel that they are dark and the light grey ones are darker than I expected. There is barely any noticeable difference between the two darkest tones and the light grey ones are definitely darker than the colour displayed on its cap. Nice set overall though and it has a colder blueish grey and a warmer brownish grey which are great.

These are my favourite sepia pens. Would always recommend these.

Brilliant. These just arrived and i have had a play around with them. They are really nice to draw with and i especially like the brush pen. Will definately buy these again. Can't wait to try a pen and wash later.

Just what I expected, great colour.