PENTEL dual-tip brush marker SESW30C-T112 — light gray brush and fine tips

PENTEL dual-tip brush marker SESW30C-T112 in light gray combines a flexible brush tip and a fine tip in a single marker, designed for illustration, lettering and sketching on paper and illustration media. The brush tip delivers variable stroke widths suitable for calligraphy, expressive strokes and shading, while the fine tip provides controlled, precise lines for details, outlines and technical elements. The neutral light gray ink is suitable for tonal work, preliminary sketches and layered illustrations where subtle contrast is required.

Advantages

The two-tip design provides versatility without changing tools, allowing smooth transitions between broad, expressive brush strokes and accurate fine lines. The flexible brush tip adapts to pressure and angle to produce a range of stroke widths, while the fine tip maintains consistent, even lines for accuracy. The light gray pigment offers good flow and predictable drying behavior on paper, making it convenient for sketching, overlaying and mixed-media workflows.

Suitable for

• Illustration and sketching
• Hand lettering and calligraphy practice
• Design mock-ups and concept art
• Detail work and outlining
• Mixed-media projects on paper

Key specifications

• Tip types: flexible brush tip and fine tip
• Ink color: light gray
• Ink behavior: smooth flow suitable for layering and shading
• Suitable surfaces: paper and standard illustration media
• Form factor: dual-tip marker for handheld use

How to use

Use the brush tip for broad strokes, calligraphic letterforms and shading by changing pressure and angle; use the fine tip for outlines, small details and precise line work. Test the marker on a scrap of the intended paper to check ink absorption and stroke width before working on the final piece. Allow layered strokes to dry briefly between applications when building tone or overlays to avoid smudging on more absorbent paper.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally when not in use to help maintain even ink distribution between tips. Avoid prolonged contact with water-sensitive surfaces if permanence is required; for archival work, test compatibility with other media and fixatives before completing final artwork.