Fine-liner BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Pigma Micron 08 0.5 mm Black — archival ink fine-tip pen

BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Pigma Micron 08 0.5 mm Black is a fine-liner designed for precise line work and reliable archival results. The pen features a 0.5 mm fine tip that delivers consistent, clean lines suitable for technical drawings, illustrations and detailed notes. The black archival pigment ink is formulated to be water-resistant and fade-resistant, providing long-lasting marks on paper and draft materials while resisting smudging during handling.

Advantages

The pen offers steady ink flow and a uniform stroke width from the 0.5 mm fine tip, enabling accurate, repeatable lines. Its archival pigment ink is water-resistant and resistant to fading, making it appropriate for documents and artworks that require longevity. The fine-tip construction supports detailed work without excessive pressure, and the pen’s design is intended to reduce skipping and ensure consistent performance over extended use.

Suitable for

• Technical drawing and architectural sketches
• Illustration, comic art and inking
• Note-taking, journaling and diagramming
• Drafting, annotations and archival documentation

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.5 mm (fine liner)
• Ink type: archival pigment ink
• Ink color: black
• Line quality: water-resistant and fade-resistant
• Intended media: paper and draft materials

How to use

Place the 0.5 mm tip lightly on the paper and draw with steady, even pressure to achieve consistent lines. Allow ink to dry completely to ensure water resistance and prevent smudging. Store the pen capped when not in use and keep it horizontally or tip-up to maintain steady ink flow. For best results on textured or coated papers, test a small area first to confirm desired line quality.

Usage recommendations

Use this fine-liner for precise details and final inked lines; combine with pencils for preliminary sketches and wipe nibs clean of debris to maintain consistent flow. For archival work, pair with fade-resistant papers and store completed pieces away from direct sunlight to preserve ink longevity.