Time for the Pitt Artist Pen

It’s time to start to test my new Pitt Artist Pen from Faber-Castell.

Today I have available a bigger set of this pens to start to test.

A got the information that Faber-Castell has 60 available colors. But I only have with me 30 colors. Well 30 it’s better than none.

I have just checked in Faber-Castell website that the Pitt Artist Pen combines the benefits of a traditional artists' pen in a simple and modern disposable pen.

The high-quality brush tip stays in working order even when folded over, without breaking. The light colors are transparent and are therefore also suitable for glazing techniques, while the dark colors provide full coverage.

The lightfast feature of the Pitt Artist Pen is unrivalled and has a star code in the individual colors.

Ink drawings have a long artistic tradition in many countries. The expressiveness, the coverage, as well as the durability and combination options with a wide variety of other painting techniques have long made the medium an interesting option for artists and graphic designers alike.

So… this are pigmented with India ink and waterproof.

The Pitt Artist Pens are odorless, that’s fantastic, acid-free and pH-neutral. Does not bleed through paper and have one flexible brush tip that retains its shape after use.

Let’s start and very soon I will post all at my Youtube channel.

Cheers and please be happy.

For your information:

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