Handlettering set Maped 983719 — 22-piece artistic lettering and calligraphy pen set

Maped Handlettering set 983719 is a 22-piece artistic lettering and calligraphy pen set designed for hand lettering, modern calligraphy and creative lettering projects. The collection contains pens and markers with a range of tip types and stroke widths to support practice and finished work in card making, journaling, sketching and decorative lettering. The set is supplied in a compact cardboard case for storage and transport.

Advantages

The set provides a variety of nibs and tip sizes in one kit, enabling transitions between fine details and broader strokes without buying multiple single items. Pens are selected to suit different lettering techniques, from thin outline work to thicker brush-style strokes. The included assortment simplifies experimentation with styles and helps users build consistent letterforms across projects.

Suitable for

• Hobby hand lettering and modern calligraphy practice
• Card making and decorative stationery
• Bullet journaling, planners and notes
• Design sketches and typographic experiments

When it may not be suitable

This set is intended for general creative use and practice; it may not include specialised archival inks or pigment types required for professional archival or museum-quality work. Users who require a specific single tip size or a professional-grade refillable brush pen may find a dedicated professional tool more appropriate.

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 22 pens and markers
• Tip variety: multiple tip widths including fine and brush-style tips
• Intended use: hand lettering, calligraphy, sketching, card making, journaling
• Storage: supplied in cardboard packaging for organised storage

How to use

Select a pen with a tip size suitable for the stroke you want to create, starting with finer tips for outlines and details and switching to brush-style tips for thicker downstrokes. Practice basic strokes and letterforms on scrap paper to gain control over pressure and angle. For finished work, test ink behaviour on the chosen paper to avoid bleed-through; allow ink to dry fully before stacking or framing.

What to consider before purchase

• Check that the included tip varieties match the lettering styles you plan to practice
• Consider the paper type you will use and whether inks in the set are suitable for that paper
• If you need archival or waterproof inks, verify their presence before purchase

Usage recommendations

Begin with basic strokes and consistent practice sessions to improve control; rotate through tips to understand differences in line quality. Use smooth, medium-weight paper designed for markers to reduce bleed and feathering, and store pens capped in the provided case to preserve tip condition.