OhuhuFineliner Pens Micro Drawing Pens: 8-size Tips (Ultra-fine, Fine & Brush) Waterproof Pigment Black Ink for Illustration Drawing Journaling Sketching for Artist Beginners

i haven't used these much yet but personally these seem like a really nice alternative to microns, if not better. has a nice feel despite being plastic, lightweight. ink is nice and dark. does smear a tiny bit when watercolor is laid on top of it, so i'd suggest inking after watercolors, but they do hold up well against alcohol markers. ill have to see if the felt tips last well over time, with microns they do tend to split off or fray sometimes for me after a while, especially with the brush tips (although i might just be heavyhanded..) but so far these seem worth it^_^

This pack contains 8 Fine Line Drawing Pens: brush, 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 1.0. They write very smoothly and dry very quickly and do not smudge. They are water-proof, which makes them perfect to use when there is watercolor on the card or page. I like these a lot and they have multiple uses in my craft studio - lettering, outlining. Very happy with these pens.

I trust Ohuhu more than any art brand out there at this point. Their liners are no exception to being the best I’ve used (granted, only the second kind I’ve tried)!The wide variety of tip size is great, and each one dries very quickly. The brush tip specifically, while the thickness is useful to have, seems to smear a bit more than the others, though still very minimally (see first image). The ink is also very dark, and doesn’t appear washed out after drying like the other liners I tried.Biggest boon for me, and my biggest worry, was that they would fade if I erased sketch lines after inking; They don’t! They are colorfast even with eraser running over them, as well as alcohol marker. No smudging was apparent, and they are very accurate and smooth on the paper.The finer tips do bend easier than the thicker ones, but this is typical of thin liners and the durability of even the thinnest tip is far more impressive than the one I had previously.They serve their purpose and do so fantastically. Exactly what I hoped for, and another product from Ohuhu that I trust.It is worth noting that the alcohol markers used with the liners were also Ohuhu brand. It is not unlikely that they will be more compatible with their own product! So if you use Copics or another brand, your mileage may vary, but at least with Ohuhu’s alcohol markers, they’re fantastic.The first image shows the thickness/size of each tip, as well as a smear test - I ran over the scribbles with an alcohol marker 6 times, then 5, then 4, so on, from left to right. For the ones I had space on, I also used the Fat Tip end of the marker for extra measure (this was also used on the labels to the right of the scribbles).Second image shows the line work after sketch lines had been erased.The third is the drawing after it had been colored and shaded with alcohol markers.The fourth and final image shows the backside of the piece, where you can see the markers bled through, but the liners did not (the paper is only medium weight, and the sketchbook itself is a cheap one I grabbed for ~$2 if I recall, as well)!Highly recommend these liners if you’re looking for new ones to test out, or for a gift if you have a friend/loved one who is an artist. I’ve been long overdue for new liners and couldn’t be happier with choosing to try Ohuhu’s.

Exactly as I expected! They worked great with my recent order of Ohuhu markers, but also work nicely with my watercolors and Japanese gansai paints!

The pens work smoothly and beautifully. Love using them in my art journal

Nice quality markers, with a good variety of line thicknesses.

These were awesome to use on my line art work. I’ve use them throughout an entire sketchbook and they still aren’t dried up yet! Will definitely purchase another set when I go through them

Great for drawing. Make sure to read the instructions on how to use. They don’t run when coloring with Ohuhu markers over them. Good variety of tip width.