Again, a pretty standard fineliner — but much better than their V Sign Pen. These have a slightly more generous ink flow compared to Pentel or Molotow, and the ink is a deep black. The nib is good and moves smoothly on regular paper. It dries fairly quickly, and once dry, it can be painted …
The V-SIGN PEN by Pilot is probably a multipurpose marker. It closely resembles alcohol-based markers typically used for labeling rather than detailed drawing. You can draw with it, of course — especially if you’re already used to similar markers like the Sharpie. The V-Sign pen lays down a smooth, vibrant line of liquid ink, but …