Dual Tip Brush and Drawing Marker Pen
Dual tip brush pen is one of most versatile writing and drawing tool. Our Brush and Drawing Marker Pen boasts high quality brush nib that can draw and write any strokes or lines, thick or thin, broad or narrow, a writer or an artist would like to in any style. The high flexibility gives the user an ergonomic comfort by saving you lots of strength. The fine line nib, on the other hand, provides a convenience for lining, detailing, and writing. Besides, innovative pigment-based inks of super bright colors, makes your writing or drawing works vitrually water-resistant. This is a perfect illustrating, calligraphic, and drawing tool you can ever meet.
Features:
1. VERSATILE DOUBLE-HEADER: BRUSH & FINE LINER
2. JAPAN-MADE BRUSH, SMOOTH & SOFT, EXCELLENT FOR ALL ILLUSTRATOR’S SKILLS (POINT, STROCK, FINE LINE, CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY, ETC.)
3. JAPAN-MADE FINE LINER GOOD FOR BOTH OUTLINING AND WRITING
4. SUPER BRIGHT WATER-BASED, PIGMENTED INKS, MADE FROM JAPANSE DYE STUFF
5. GUARANTEED NON-TOXIC; PASSES ASTM D-4236 & EN 71.
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