Guess What I’m Drawing?

PIGMA Micron pens are a time-tested classic that designers, illustrators, manga artists, technical illustrators, and archivists swear by. They also work great as technical pens.

I used to create with ordinary Centropen fineliners for a long time. But they simply can’t compare with the details Micron pens can achieve. The finest tip is an incredible 0.25 mm. (And I still miss the finest one, which measures 0.20 mm.)

All the pens use archival ink, which keeps the color stable for up to 100 years. I can’t exactly guarantee that, of course, but none of my drawings have faded so far… (which isn’t something I can say about fineliners)

Guess what I’m drawing with?

I also have to mention how durable the tips are. Even though I draw on rougher papers, the tips hold their shape and still write like new.

I’d been eyeing Micron pens for a while, but there wasn’t a supplier in Slovakia. I came across them for the first time at ARTMiE.sk. Of course, I didn’t hesitate, and I had them at home that same week.

HERE
is the link to the 6-piece set

And if you’re no longer a complete beginner and know what Zentangle means, take a look HERE

Katka