is this a very fine line marker?
750606
Not like a fine point pen but thin enough to comfortably write in cursive. I normally use fine point pens and like that type of line. Hope this helps.
1079252
Yes it is, although it is a fine point but it dries really fast so no smearing. Great pen!
1626338
Yes, one side is a brush marker and one side is a fine tip. I find these markers last longer and the colors are more vibrant than other brushes I've tried. They also do not bleed on the opposite page like some markers do.
794655
This Sharpie is not your 'typical' Sharpie; I use this "Stylo" version of Sharpie for doodling/pen and ink drawings. It is very smooth, no bleeding, no feathery line, and no 'dragging' at all. It doesn't have the harsher quality of typical permanent Sharpies, which are great for labeling, etc, but awful for my doodling/drawing hobby. To me, this Stylo Sharpie, at 0.5, feels similar or even thinner than the 0.2 ultra-fine regular Sharpie -- I suppose because of how differently they're made.
839834
Here is a description that I found online that should help explain what the marker is like. Premier Chisel|Fine Double Ended Art Markers - Every artist can appreciate these double-ended art markers. The ink is formulated to give the richest color saturation with silky smooth coverage. The duality of the thick (chisel) and skinny tips let you change it up whenever the mood strikes. One ink source ensures color consistency from either end.
1050444
I haven't tried using the marker but I suspect the marker will bleed through the stabilizer. I would not use a permanent marker.
804452
Have used this pen and refills for many years for its smooth, fine, and precise writing. Was not aware the "Technical Details" says it's a medium point.
2167669
Mark, this nib appears to be a medium point. It produces a beautiful smooth line without grabbing or scratching. I purchased this pen for my wife who loves fountain pens, and she loves this one. It is one of the most beautiful and unique pens I have ever seen. I would not hesitate to to buy another.
247947
Lisa, it totally does! I did not have very many fine lines but I noticed a definite difference in them. It certainly does not have the same immediate results as botox but as a preventative measure, I would HIGHLY recommend it! If your skin starts breaking out, decrease the amount you use or use it every other day!
689711
Yes it is. You add liquid soap and water to the marked lines and you are good to go.
1040224
Yes and no. I think if you are tracing something very defined, very clear lines then, yes. Otherwise really see-through so fine details won't work. Hope that helps.
55339
No. The item looks fun but the markers are really faint. I have been looking for different darker colors but have been unsuccessful.
94255
It's been my experience with these markers that it's a very opaque white... not a solid white on basically any surface, but especially anything porous (sp?) - anyway... they suck beyond anything you can imagine. Truly.
1595382
It seems to be. I just made a brush stroke and let it dry for a minute. Then I used a water-wet brush over the line and it did not dilute the line or smear it. After multiple passes over the line with the brush, it did not dilute or smear. However, if I use my thumb and smudge, it starts to smear. I would say if you have a light touch, maybe one or two passes of watercolor would be okay. If you really saturate the page with water and use instruments stronger than a brush (like your finger), you might see some line infidelity and dilution. Cheers.
813287
I honestly don't know...I got it for my boyfriend & he has never used marker in the book. Sorry.
471835
Yes, it means extra fine. If I were doing professional illustrations I'd use a Sharpie pen (different than their markers), fine point.
597298
Honestly, I did not try it. But based on the feel of it, I would say YES if it's a sharpie... NO if it's any other marker.