Sakura Pigma Micron 08 Fineliner Pen 0.50mm – Black Archival Drawing Pen for Bold Illustration & Outlining

Designed for artists, illustrators, designers, and creative hobbyists, the Sakura Pigma Micron 08 delivers bold, consistent 0.50mm lines ideal for strong outlines and defined detailing. Perfect for comic art, lettering accents, and structured illustration work.

✨ Key Benefits

The 0.50mm nib creates darker, more prominent lines compared to finer tips, making it ideal for outlining, emphasis work, and structured sketches.

Archival-quality pigment ink is waterproof, fade resistant, and chemically stable, ensuring long-lasting artwork without smudging or feathering.

Smooth and controlled ink flow reduces bleed-through on most drawing papers, providing clean and professional results.

🎁 Popular Uses

Ideal for comic inking, bold mandala outlines, journaling headers, architectural detailing, mixed media accents, school art projects, and professional illustration. Suitable for beginners and experienced artists alike.

🧪 Works Well With

Compatible with sketchbooks, archival drawing paper, mixed media sheets, watercolor paper for outlining, and marker-friendly surfaces. Can be layered with watercolors, brush pens, and alcohol markers once dry.

🛡️ Quality You Can Rely On

Engineered for precision and durability, this fineliner maintains consistent line width and archival integrity. AP certified and trusted worldwide for dependable illustration performance.

🛒 Pair It With

Complete your illustration setup with sketchbooks, drawing pencils, colored Pigma Micron pens, watercolor sets, or brush pens to enhance layering and professional finishing.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is it reusable?

Yes, the pen is designed for extended use when properly capped after each session.

Is it beginner friendly?

Yes, the 0.50mm nib offers controlled bold lines suitable for beginners and professionals.

What materials does it support?

It works on most drawing papers, archival sheets, and mixed media surfaces and can be layered with watercolor and marker techniques.