CUTTLELOLAElectric Dotspen II - the Black Knight, rechargeable pen for artists, hobbist, tatooist. Use Electric Pen for managa, sketching, stippling, pen and ink drawing,doodle etc.

The media could not be loaded. I was amazed to get this so quickly (2 days) and it was already fully charged. It works great, takes a bit of practice holding your hand straight up. I forgot to capture the little tip protector which needs to be removed and the red light did not show up because it was already charge. My first drawing is not too bad. A great new tool for doing artwork. Different color cartridges are also available, it came with three black spares. Thanks Currleola and thanks Amazon!

Love this tool. Makes it easy to draw something all in dots. The first one I bought stopped working so I hope this one lasts. I think you need to use it or battery doesn’t work???

The media could not be loaded. Love that this will help relieve my hands from any risk of additional carpal tunnel problems as I’ve had them fixed once. Magnetic so other things will stick to it - make mind where you set it. I’m excited to do a stippling piece with this!

The this pen one thing after charge doesn’t last that long but other than that it’s great.

It was a gift for my mom for Mother’s Day. She is an artist with almost every kind of art supplies. She is so excited to try out. I briefly used it and it fits comfortably in the hand. Writes with black ink and already had a charge.

This dot pen for me was very difficult to get dots/lines to work with the pressure that was needed, by the time I had it correct , the batterys die. Just had a tough time.

This was a Christmas gift to my best friend. Just a couple weeks after Christmas they had a house fire, and she was very distressed because the firemen wouldn't let her go back in the house to get her dotspin. Her new dotspen was the first thing she wanted to save from the fire! Fortunately, it wasn't damaged, so she was able to salvage it from the fire!

This is actually my third pen! I keep one in my backpack and there's always another near my drawing desk. I like to use this after I've finished adding color to give some depth to my illustrations. The fast setting is my go to speed for even coverage. For best results the surface you work on should be fairly rigid. Too soft and you risk indenting the paper surface. Overall, it's a lot of fun and perfect for large areas. The ink gel doesn't skip and does a good job of getting the stipple to lay down evenly. Take the time to practice how fast/slow you should be moving the pen. The best result is to keep the pen perpendicular to the surface you're drawing on.