Felt pen PENTEL Sepia SESP15-SPX, brush tip, 1 colour, 1 pc

PENTEL Sepia SESP15-SPX is a single-colour felt pen with a flexible brush tip designed to deliver variable line widths and expressive strokes in warm brown sepia. Supplied as one piece, this marker uses smooth flowing water-based pigment ink that is acid-free, fade proof and water resistant. The brush tip responds to writing pressure to produce both fine details and broader strokes, making it suitable for illustration, lettering, sketching and calligraphic work where sepia tones are required.

Advantages

The water-based pigment ink offers stable, water-resistant results that resist fading and maintain tone over time. The brush tip combines flexibility and control, enabling precise strokes and fluid transitions between thin and thick lines. The single sepia colour provides consistent warm brown shading for natural-looking illustrations and vintage-style lettering. The pen is ready to use and requires no additional tools to achieve varied expressive effects.

Suitable for

• Illustration and sketching with warm brown tones
• Hand lettering and calligraphy with variable line width
• Graphic outlines and shading
• Mixed-media work where water-resistant pigment ink is preferred

Key specifications

• Ink type: water-based pigment ink (acid-free, fade proof, water resistant)
• Tip type: flexible brush tip for variable line width
• Colour: Sepia (warm brown)
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Hold the brush tip at different angles and vary pressure to achieve thin hairlines or broader strokes. For fine details use light pressure and the tip’s point; for fills and bold strokes apply increased pressure and use more of the tip surface. Shake gently before use if ink flow seems uneven and store horizontally when not in use to maintain consistent ink distribution. Test on scrap paper to determine the pressure and angle needed for the desired line width and texture.

Usage recommendations

Use on appropriate paper for markers or mixed-media paper to minimise bleed-through and optimise pigment appearance. Allow ink to dry fully before layering other media; pair with light washes or archival-safe materials for best long-term results.