Tombow ABT Dual Brush Pen - Manga Shonen - 10 Count

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The Tombow ABT Dual Brush Pen set is designed for comic book artists, illustrators, and hobbyists who require high-quality tools for detailed work and expressive coloring. Featuring a versatile dual-tip system, these pens provide the flexibility needed for both precise lining and broad, watercolor-like blending. While they offer exceptional control and professional results, users should note that the water-based ink is not light-resistant, making them best suited for personal projects, scanning for digital reproduction, or temporary displays.
| Model Part Number | ABT-10C-MANGA1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tombow |
No, the ink is water-based and not light-resistant, meaning it will fade if exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods.
Yes, because the ink is water-based, you can use a water brush to blend the colors on paper or a palette to create watercolor-like effects.
Yes, all Tombow ABT Dual Brush Pens are acid-free, making them safe for scrapbooking and photo-safe projects.
Always store them horizontally to keep both the fine and brush tips equally moist.
These pens are dermatologically tested and safe, but due to small parts, they are not recommended for children under 36 months.
Smooth, heavy-weight paper or dedicated marker paper provides the best blending performance and prevents paper fibers from damaging the brush tips.
Store the pen horizontally for 24 hours to allow the ink to re-distribute to the tips.
Switch to a thicker, bleed-proof paper stock, such as marker-specific pads or heavy-weight bristol board.
Ensure you are using a light touch; the brush tip is designed for flexibility, not pressure-heavy scrubbing.
To ensure your Tombow pens last as long as possible, store them horizontally. This prevents the ink from settling into one end, ensuring that both the fine and brush tips remain evenly saturated. Always recap the pens tightly after use to prevent the water-based ink from drying out. When working with these pens, opt for thicker, high-quality paper or specialty marker paper, as standard printer paper may cause the ink to feather or bleed. If you are blending colors, it is recommended to work quickly while the ink is still wet on the page.