SAKURA 50203 8-Piece Pigma Manga Comic Pro Drawing Kit

Great for the price and no leakage and dries quick. Quality is great and colors come out wonderful on drawings.

I have used pigma Micron pens for a while, and I love this brand. I have not ventured out much to other brands, but I have not felt a need to as these pretty much fit the bill. These markers are great! I love bible journaling, practicing my brush calligraphy, and just doodling and drawing in general. There is a very fine marker for the intricate details of your drawing (005), some medium for when you need a heavier hand, (03 and 08 and 1) and a mechanical pencil and brush marker. I haven't had any issued with the pens running out or going dry, and I have already used them quite a bit in my sketches. I love the amount of detail I get, and although I am not using them for "manga" I still think they are the perfect pens for my little toons. I've already done a variety of drawings, and these are perfect for my needs, and exactly what I wanted. I would definitely recommend these if you desire a pen set that has a little bit of everything. They came very quickly and well packaged. I love the design and durability of these pens.

This is great for any artist; student, professional, or even a hobbyist. The ink is rich in pigment, and will last a very long time, depending on average use. Even the pencil was pretty great, and it's not just your regular, store brand, cheap, pencil, it actually is much more sturdy and has a nice feel to it. The eraser that comes with it is perfect for erasing those tiny mistakes that you can't undo with a large eraser, and can be used just as a regular pencil for school or work, instead of just sketching or drawing. This set allows me to add fine detail to my art and it even comes with a graphic pen, to color in those empty spaces or create thicker lines. Overall very amazing, and would definitely recommend to any and all artists. This is definitely something all detail-oriented illustrators need. The only thing I would like to add however, is that you need a very steady hand, or it can create very shaky strokes that are just really ugly and can mess up the entire drawing. I'd also like to add that you shouldn't press too hard or risk the tip splitting or breaking. These are very fine pens and the ink is really pigmented and you do not require a lot of pressure to handle it.. (Anyone else got these because of Mark Crilley? XD)

These are awesome markers for a beginner. I highly recommend them for any starter. There was a variety of tips and the black color was smooth and nice. A great set. I am a hobby artist along with my younger cousin. When I first started I went with the pricey but Great quality Faber Castle Pitt Pens that came with 3 black pens and a variety of grays. The 3 black pens came in small, medium, and big. It was a nice (but pricey) set, and I wasn't all entirely sure how to use the gray. So this set was a lot simpler for a beginner like my cousin. Also the variety of black tips is a plus. I also liked how these Sakura pens showed the dimensions instead of just "small, medium, big." it will show her what kind of tips she likes for her art for future reference.

Pima Micron’s live up to the hype. They are excellent for bullet journaling and illustrating. This set comes with a wide range of pen tips (.20, .25, .30, .35, .45, and .50). An excellent surprise was the included .7mm mechanical pencil. I initially didn’t think I would use it because I’ve never really liked mechanical pencils, but it turns out quality makes a huge difference here as well. I ADORE this pencil! So much so, I searched for another one to purchase, but they are around $8 when purchased separately. Yikes! This makes this set all the more valuable.

This looks like a good set. Marks well. Personally, I dont care for the pencil. Its very thin for my liking and even though it has grips in the plastic barrel its very slippery. I will have to add some tape to bulk it up and make it less slippery.

Great set.

Smooth writing and doesn't bleed through, the one with the brush tip might be if you push on it to hard but other than that it's really good.