Zig Fude Brush Pen, Fine tip marker, White Ink Refillable, for Calligraphy, Manga, Drawing, Professional, Artist, Made in Japan

It’s a little hard to use because the instructions are in Japanese, but there are pictures. To get the ink flowing you gotta squeeze it. Then try it out on a scrap paper because the flow can be irregular and it can blot. Once you’ve done that, it’s really great for putting white details on top of your artwork. I like this better than a white gel pen because the line can be thick or thin. Also there’s no scratch down the middle of your line like a gel pen often leaves. And the ink is buildable so if you want less opaque just one layer, for fully opaque you can do more passes until your satisfied.

Nice white and keeps on going vs some other brands.

I think this is a good pen for its ability to use white ink. Compared to other ways to apply white ink I think this is very average.

I read the negative reviews and decided to give this a try anyway. I followed the instructions to a T and I still can’t get this pen to work. Maybe it’s a batch issue or maybe I’m doing something completely wrong, but I have never been able to get any ink out of this pen. It’s a real bummer.

I had high hopes for this but I was disappointed. It’s really hard to control the volume of ink. I use Pentel water brush and other kinds of Japanese black brush pens a lot, so I thought I should be able to control and manage this one too. However, that was not the case. I think the issue comes from its ink. The texture is thick, as other white pens usually are, but it doesn’t go well with brush pens. It worked okay for the first a few times, and then the white paint would dry out at the tip and gradually clog the tube. I had to press harder than usual to make it flow. It would either explode right away, which is actually better, or unexpectedly, it would leak on my paper while I was painting, and ruin my work. Hope they will figure out a better formula for this product.

Love these in my paintings to bump up contrast. Hate it when I’m out of ink…. And plus they seem to walk off by choice or chance.

Really nice white brush marker. It didn't work for black paper but I use it for highlights on watercolor

To get the white ink to flow to the brush, you squeeze the sides (very very gently,) except there are two air holes along the sides just above the nib where the white ink just flows out and down the side of the pen no matter how gently and carefully you squeeze. The brush itself doesn't hold that much ink, so you end up having to do this often, and many times large drops of ink will drip out while you are using it, just from the light pressure of gripping the brush, getting large splotches of white ink on your drawing surface. I was very dissapointed in this, as Kuretake brush pens are generally very good.

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Follow these steps to get your white fude brush pen to work: 1. Take off the cap and unscrew the tip from the barrel. 2. Remove the yellow ring. 3. Screw the tip back onto the barrel. You can hear a slight click. 4. Replace the cap and shake the pen a few times. 5. Test it on scrap paper until it is as opaque as you like. Enjoy your white brush pen! (And thanks to Jetpens for providing the instructions in English).

I primarily purchased this for highlights in my watercolour painting. Nice point, however, sometimes too much ink and sometimes no ink due to clog. Couldn't make it work. I have gone back to old gouache and and small brush for highlights.

Great for extreme highlights in eye drawings.

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