Tombow82040 Fudenosuke Brush Pen, Twin Tip, Black/Gray Fudenosuke Brush Pen for Calligraphy and Art Drawings

I used it on an acrylic painting I'm working on to draw fine lines for tree branches in the distance. Having gray and black in the same pen was extremely useful. Excellent product.

Also ways so fun and easy for quick sketches. I carry it with me always. The nibs act as a sort of brush tip with more control, the grey side is amazing for shading. One of my favorite ink tools.

Tombow = Love. This is a brand that I don't have to try it first to know that it works well. I do lots of brush lettering and this pen is perfect. I can use the black side to write my word and WA-LAH, gray side to make a shadow. It's easy to make a simple word look like a finished product. All in one pen. This is the one I carry with me all the time in my bag for those 'emergency' items like envelopes, folder labels, or quick tags.I'm not easy on my products. I use it on the crappiest copy paper, the roughest kraft paper, and occasionally even wooden items. This pen and the Tombow Fudenosuke are good pens that handle my 'rough' usage well.

i bought this dual hard tip brush pen as i’m new to calligraphy and brush lettering. not only is the pen easy to handle, but the opacity and smoothness of both the black and gray inks are unbelievable! i’ve seen reviews saying that the gray end lasts a shorter time than the black, but so far they’re both doing fine for me. one little thing that i noticed is sometimes, when i want to do thinner lines, the tips may make thicker lines than i would like. other than that, would recommend!

I love this pen, I love that it has the black and the gray together. It writes smooth and the lines adjust nicely with pressure! I love all the Tombow pens I've purchased so far!

Excellent brush pen! Everyone has their own style and requirements for writing tools, but I find these two nibs are perfection — not too soft and not too firm ( the gray nib is not really "hard" but has slightly less give than the black nib). The ink is smooth and opaque but you can definitely get sketchier looks depending on how you move the pen. Took a stab at some calligraphy and didn't do too badly and I'm a complete novice. I plan to use them for mixed media and art journaling, and I am super happy that I accidentally ordered two :-)

On the paper I tried these on was a white medium paper, it looks bright and great but when I went to write on a card it was so dull it looked like pencil. I ruined the card because I had to go over it with marker to make it stand out. I’m sure someone that has nicer writing than me could make these pens work great but mine is terrible. These are not for me, I’m better off with a gel pen.

This pen was super nice and smooth and the variations between the hard and soft for black and gray (respectively) was really nice. I tried my friend's pen out before buying it to make sure that I would really use it, and it was definitely worth it. I'm totally going to be using this for bullet journaling.However, that said, the package did come about a week after the estimated time for delivery, and only after I emailed them. It still says that the package hasn't been delivered yet but that might just be a glitch in the Amazon website.