Faber-Castell PITT Artist Pen Manga Drawing Set 167132

Faber-castell's Pitt Artist Pens are perfect for creating comic and manga book illustrations! These pens will not bleed through the pages of your book, while providing a coal-black color. In this set there are 4 different nib sized pens. These pens come in sizes of 0.1 mm, 0.3 mm, 0.5 mm, and brush. With all of these sizes, adding different textures and designs will be effortless. These pens are made for comic book and Magna drawing So you can be sure that all the stroke sizes you need to add detail and big picture items are provided. The Black India ink in these pens is acid free, Waterproof, permanent, lightfast, odorless and archival. Faber-castell's Pitt Artist Pens are preferred by artists, calligraphers and hand lettering enthusiasts of all ability levels. See your artwork come to life with the absolute best quality art materials. Faber-Castell has produced quality art materials Since 1761.

• Manga pens – These pens were developed for professional manga artists. They are perfect for creating comic or manga illustrations. These pens will not bleed through and can be layered on paper, canvas, books, journals, or Bibles.
• Artist markers – 4 drawing and illustration pens that are great for creating precision designs and wide brush strokes. With the variety of different nibs included in this kit you will be able to add textures, density and personality to your projects!
• Black India ink – Pitt Artist Pens in this set feature the highest quality India ink. India ink is highly pigmented, lightfast, water and smudge resistant. The ink is why artists, calligraphers and hand lettering enthusiasts of all ability levels prefer using Pitt Artist Pens.
• 4 Pitt Artist Pens – Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens provide versatility while delivering a high result. These pens come in sizes of 0.1 mm, 0.3 mm, 0.5 mm, and brush in this wallet.
• High quality pens - see your artwork come to life with the absolute best quality art materials. Faber-Castell has produced quality art materials Since 1761.