My top picks
Some of my favourite pens this year
Pen #1
A favourite for technical drawings, these light-fast, archival pigment pens are great for bullet journaling. They don’t smudge when highlighted and won’t fade over time. Fine tips are great for detail work too!
Pen #2
These brush pens feature a heavily pigmented metallic ink that shows up even on dark paper and surfaces. They’re a great way to add a pop of sparkle to an otherwise dull spread
Pen #3
This relatively fine-tipped brush pen will help you achieve all your lettering goals. This pen is available in many colours but the basic black is a personal favourite of mine
Pen #4
These markers feature two ends: fine and ultra fine. With many colours available, these pens make an excellent addition to any marker addict’s collection.
Pen #5
These classic gel pens have been around for years and for good reason: they’re awesome! With sparkly, metallic, neon and so many more options available, these pens can be used in pretty well any situation or spread
Pen #6
Pentel Energel pens are generally an excellent pick but for everyday use, the navy blue stands out as a clear winner
Pen #7
Similar in feel to the Tombow Fudenosuke, these pens feature a fine, hard brush tip that is great for smaller brush lettering. These are available in various colours.
Pen #8
Not only are these available in gorgeous pastels, but they can also be erased if needed. Excellent for bullet journaling and studying too!
Pen #9
Nothing beats the Zebra Mildliners in highlighters or markers. Featuring a fine tip that is great for lettering and drawing and a chisel tip that’s great for highlighting, these pens are multi-use. Available in 25 beautiful colours that range from pastel to neon, theses pens are a great fit for anyone.
Pen #10
This fine tipped ballpoint pen is great for detailed drawings or even just filling out your weekly to-do list. If you like fine point pens, this pen is definitely for you.