Marker PENTEL double-ended brush red, model SESW30C-T102

PENTEL double-ended brush marker in red (model SESW30C-T102) combines a flexible brush-style tip with a secondary fine tip in a single pen. Designed for illustration, lettering, calligraphy, sketching and a variety of craft projects, this marker provides both expressive broad strokes and controlled fine lines. The ink flow and tip construction are intended to support varied line widths and smooth transitions between thick and thin strokes.

Advantages

The dual-tip construction allows quick switching between brush-like strokes and precise detailing without changing tools. The brush tip produces variable widths depending on pressure and angle, while the secondary fine tip is suitable for outlines and intricate elements. The marker’s ergonomics and ink performance are suited to both quick sketches and refined lettering work.

Suitable for

• Illustration and character design
• Hand lettering and modern calligraphy
• Sketching and concept work
• Craft projects and mixed-media accents
• Detailing and outlining

Key specifications

• Tip types: brush-style tip and secondary fine tip
• Color: red
• Ink type: water-based dye or pigment (marker-specific formulation)
• Body: double-ended marker housing for two tips
• Intended use: illustration, lettering, sketching, crafts

How to use

Begin by shaking the marker gently with caps on if recommended by the manufacturer, then remove the cap of the tip you intend to use. Use the brush tip with varied pressure and angle to achieve thick or thin strokes; apply light pressure for hairlines and heavier pressure for broader strokes. Switch to the fine tip for precise lines, small details or outlining. Replace caps securely after use and store the marker horizontally to ensure even ink distribution and prolong tip life.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on a scrap of paper to gauge stroke width and ink behavior before working on final artwork. For best results on porous paper, allow layers to dry between passes to avoid bleeding. Use with lightfast or archival papers if permanence is required; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to reduce color fading.