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Pentel
Pentel Touch Sign Pen with brush tip, Set of 12 Pastel Colors
Item #:
SES15C2PC12
$32.76
This incredibly popular brush pen has a flexible yet durable tip, perfect for precise and fine brush lettering. Linda Schneider highly recommends this brush pen for its ability to mimic calligraphic lines created by a pointed pen. Compact and long-lasting, the Pentel Sign pen is the perfect tool to bring with you for lettering on-the-go.
This set includes one each of the following colors: Burgundy, Blue Black, Blue Violet, Grey Blue, Light Green, Light Grey, Olive Green, Pale Blue, Pale Brown, Pale Pink, Pink Purple, and Turquoise Green.
This set includes one each of the following colors: Burgundy, Blue Black, Blue Violet, Grey Blue, Light Green, Light Grey, Olive Green, Pale Blue, Pale Brown, Pale Pink, Pink Purple, and Turquoise Green.
This incredibly popular brush pen has a flexible yet durable tip, perfect for precise and fine brush lettering. Linda Schneider highly recommends this brush pen for its ability to mimic calligraphic lines created by a pointed pen. Compact and long-lasting, the Pentel Sign pen is the perfect tool to bring with you for lettering on-the-go.
This set includes one each of the following colors: Burgundy, Blue Black, Blue Violet, Grey Blue, Light Green, Light Grey, Olive Green, Pale Blue, Pale Brown, Pale Pink, Pink Purple, and Turquoise Green.
This set includes one each of the following colors: Burgundy, Blue Black, Blue Violet, Grey Blue, Light Green, Light Grey, Olive Green, Pale Blue, Pale Brown, Pale Pink, Pink Purple, and Turquoise Green.
| Features | Pastel |
| Tip Size | Extra Fine |
| Tip Style | Brush |
| Ink Type | Water-Based, Dye |
| Surface | Paper |
| Skill Level | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
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Customer Reviews
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Great Colors!
I bought the full 24 pack of these markers, since I heard that the tips were great for hand lettering. Compared to some of its competitors, like the Tombow fudenosuke, or the Writech brush pens, these are a bit clumsier and floppier, but the color selection really is wonderful. I’m not crazy about about Pentel’s first set of the basic 12 colors, but this newer release of pastel and jewel tones aren’t like any you’ll find in this size and quality of marker. As far as how they write: they’re clumsier than other markers because the tip is longer and floppier than other small brush markers. This makes them harder to control. Otherwise, no complaints!