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Tombow Fudenosuke Set Trilogy 3 pieces

Tombow Fudenosuke Set Trilogy 3 pieces

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The Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen Set Trilogy 3 pieces is a smart starter set for anyone who wants to experiment with brush pen techniques for hand lettering, calligraphy, or sketching. The set contains three variations—soft, hard, and a grey tone—allowing you to immediately discover the versatility of brush pens.

What can you do with it?
  • Create flowing letters and lines with fine to medium thick strokes thanks to the elastic nib.
  • Work in black with the hard or soft nib, and add shadow or subtle tone with the grey pen.
  • Ideal for bullet journals, card design, illustrations, or calligraphy practice.
What's included?
  • 1 × Fudenosuke Brush Pen, soft nib, black
  • 1 × Fudenosuke Brush Pen, hard nib, black
  • 1 × Fudenosuke Brush Pen, hard nib, grey
  • Water-based pigment ink for clear results
Structure & properties
  • Model / type: Fudenosuke Brush Pen Set Trilogy 3 pieces
  • Contents: 3 brush pens (black soft, black hard, grey hard)
  • Writing/line width: variable by pressure — from very fine to medium wide
  • Weight: lightweight set (only a few tens of grams)
  • Ink type: water-based pigment ink — suitable for creative applications
  • Suitable for surfaces: paper, illustration/sketch material, bullet journal
  • Opacity and effect: rich black lines for main work, grey pen perfect for shadows or subtle accents
  • Usage tips: practice on scrap paper first, vary pressure for line width, close caps securely
Why choose this item?
  • Three complementary pens in one set — ideal for comparing different techniques
  • Quality material from the Tombow brand — reliable performance and professional look
  • Perfect for beginners who want to start with brush pens and hand lettering
  • Grey pen extra useful for shadow effects or adding contrast
Usage tips
  • Start with light pencil sketches to establish your composition.
  • Use the hard black nib for clear statements, the soft black nib for more fluid lines, and the grey pen for shadow or subtle accents.
  • Vary pressure: light touch for thin lines, firmer pressure for wider strokes.
  • Close the cap carefully after use to prevent the nib from drying out.
  • Store the pens lying flat or horizontally so that the ink flows evenly.
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