Plumix Iris

Me encanta escribir con estos pilotos y no traspasa la tinta la hoja y muy duraderos, compre dos juegos mas

This is my first Neptune brush, and I bought the size 4,the size of this baby compares to my Princeton Snap brush size 20 So obviously dipping back into watercolors after quite a long break I definitely need to figure out the sizing...so I purchased a size 6 Princeton Neptune brush and that too is huge...lol, So I purchased an 8 and that is comparable with my size 8-10 in the Princeton Heritage accidentally ordered 2 but love the size, and has pretty decent snap for loose florals. it is a very thirsty brush, I like, but believe if your new to watercolor there is a learning curve with this brush, but I'm enjoying playing with it and am going to keep both of the size 8's~~!!**

I love how SMOOTH they write even though they are "stub" nibsI love how they have the shape to hold the barrel just right....very comfortableI love how lightweight they areI love that I can refill the cartridges (they sell more but I'm trying to decrease the landfills in every little way--if everyone did, can you imagine?!)The pen referenced in the photo I filled a converter with Noodlers ink, but the other 2 are written with the ink cartridges that came with them

Easy to pick up and use once you get the ink flowing. Do recommend to try out on different styles of paper for best flow. Regular printer and notebook paper don’t take the ink as well but I’ve come to find Sketchbook paper, mixed media, and Bristol work the best to get nice even flow for the inks.

I would not say these are for beginning calligraphers, as they are a bit hard to get used to. However, as someone who writes in calligraphy style script often, they are wonderful. I do not, however, know the purpose of that random black marker in the package. It does not seem to go at all, and seems like an afterthought.

I purchased these to work on my brush/hand lettering. I am about 6 months into my hand lettering journey, so I consider myself a beginner. These are great that they have a hard, fine point. But if you’re looking for that true “bubbly” or “brush lettering” result, these may not be the best choice. That said, for what these pens were intended for, they’re good. 7/10 would repurchase

Loved the broad pen, love the colours and all three make for a versatile collection of writing instruments. Makes writing fun. Would love to have more of the broad nib pens to use all the time.

Great set for the money. This product is hard to find. Rare.