uni® POSCA PC-1M Water-Based Paint Markers, Extra Fine Tip (0.7mm), Black

I absolutely love these paint pens/markers! I purchased one a last fall to do Christmas ornaments and it worked out great on plastic. I started drawing with them and realized just how versatile they are. Recently I redid my daughters bedroom into a dog themed room and couldn’t find any artwork that I liked that didn’t cost a fortune. So I decided to make her some. After getting through the first piece I was afraid that my pen was going to run out before I finished the other 2...paint pens don’t usually last that long. So I decided to order 2 more pens. Well, I finished all 3 (11x14) pieces prior to these pens even arriving (extended mail time due to pandemic). The amount of ink that came out of one little pen is INSANE! And the fine tip allowed for the details I needed. I will always have these pens on hand and highly recommend all crafters and artists try them out!!!

I like the Posca pens of all sizes for my mixed media art, they work great over acrylic paint where other brands do not. The black Posca is my favorite and it never seems to fail by drying so very quickly and not smudging. The permanence of these pens is another plus especially when layering is desired because they are permanent and do not bleed or run unlike some pens that claim to be permanent. I believe for the cost these are a real bargain, i highly recommend

Very fine point with a consistent ink flow. The ink dries very quickly too helping to avoid smudging.

I’ve been using Uni Posca fine tip for over 3 years. Since I use black a lot for handwriting and outlying, I am constantly rebuying just the black fine tip marker. However, Uni Posca does dry a little slower than other brands I’ve tried.

I ordered this paint pen to do hand lettering and details on the front cover of a book I painted with acrylics. It took a while to arrive as it is coming from outside of the U.S., so keep this in mind. However, for the price, I didn't mind waiting. Pros: -The ink dries relatively quickly -The ink is thick and doesn't really need multiple coats -Seems to be durable and ink doesn't smudge. -The thickness is a good neutral width. Too thick for very fine lettering, but good for most everything else you would need a paint pen for. Cons: -The ink is prone to splattering if the pen tip snags on something. You need to have a steady hand and not draw long lines or else it could splatter. I would test in an inconspicuous area first. Overall, the pen works well and writes pretty smoothly. I ordered another one in white.

I usee the pen to fill in some scratches on the tank of my motorcycle worked perfectly

I have spent literally $100s of dollars on all different kinds of paint, paint pens markers. You name it. I came across a blog who highly recommended the posca paint pens. Since I already have a craft cart overflowing with all kinds of other pens I don’t want to spend a whole bunch of money on a set of pens to add to my cart and be forgot about. Then I stumbled upon this one pen. So I purchased this with some other cheeper paint pens and I used this on a rock. You can see the result for yourself. I am very happy with this purchase and I will be certain to buy more colors when I have the spare cash

Love the Posca pens for drawing on top of paintings. Really fantastic, hardly any trouble with drying up or flow. The occasional puddling while influencing the flow but otherwise very easy to use and opaque.