From the moment I started to write with this Edding 55 fineliner I wanted to while away the time doodling. I can understand why Edding suggest these superior quality pens are ideal for preparing drawings, illustrations & sketches. With a great choice of 16 colours with a mix of vibrant & more traditional shades your work could stand out in any crowd.
Pen Reviews
Artline 204 FaxBlac 0.4mm Review
Apparently Artline 204 FaxBlac pens are a favourite with illustrators as they write a consistently smooth fine line
They are made by Shachihata a company that began life back in 1925 manufacturing stamp pads. Now well known worldwide as a manufacturer of a variety of environmentally & user friendly writing instruments including pens, markers, highlighters & of course stamp pads.
Uni-Ball Jetstream Rollerball – SXN-210 RT Retractable 1.0mm Review
I have come to the conclusion that I have been a bit of a stick in the mud when writing letters & cards. I was about to send seasons greetings to the neighbours, happened to have a red Uni-Ball Jetstream SXN-210 close by & decided to change the habit of a lifetime. A retractable rollerball with a 1.0mm tungsten carbide ball it is hard wearing & writes a smooth 0.45mm line. These pens are available in 8 different colours, including violet, orange & green.
STABILO GREENpoint Sign Pen Review
When thinking about felt pens, I visualise school children in the classroom adding colour to their masterpieces. If you looked in a few pencil cases I wonder how many contain a Stabilo Greenpoint Sign Pen.
Zebra Jimnie Antique Gel Pen 0.7mm Review
Personally I like the bold colour choices that Gel pens have to offer, the Zebra Antique Hyper Jell as the name suggests are a range of gel rollerballs offering 6 old fashioned ink colours that were probably around long before the colour wheel was even thought of.