Uni Pin Fineliner Pen 0.1mm - Black
The Uni Pin Drawing Pen is a fineliner for artists and designers available in a variety of sizes. These pens are particularly useful for artists who wish to add watercolour washes to their sketches and technical drawings as the ink is waterproof once dry. This is the Uni Pin Waterproof Lightfast Drawing Pen in Dark Grey, 0.1mm.
The Uni Pin Drawing Pen is a fineliner for artists and designers available in a variety of sizes. These pens are particularly useful for artists who wish to add watercolour washes to their sketches and technical drawings as the ink is waterproof once dry. This is the Uni Pin Waterproof Lightfast Drawing Pen in Dark Grey, 0.1mm.
The Uni Pin Drawing Pen is a fineliner for artists and designers available in a variety of sizes. These pens are particularly useful for artists who wish to add watercolour washes to their sketches and technical drawings as the ink is waterproof once dry. This is the Uni Pin Waterproof Lightfast Drawing Pen in Dark Grey, 0.1mm.
The Uni Pin Drawing Pen is a fineliner for artists and designers available in a variety of sizes. These pens are particularly useful for artists who wish to add watercolour washes to their sketches and technical drawings as the ink is waterproof once dry. This is the Uni Pin Waterproof Lightfast Drawing Pen in Dark Grey, 0.1mm.
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The lowest price for Uni Pin Fineliner Pen 0.1mm - Black right now is $1.88 at Antoine Online LB, compared across 51 retailers.
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Prices last updated 1 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 01/10/2026 01:28:59
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originally posted on cowlingandwilcox.com
I have used these Pin Fineliners on and off for years. They have always proved reliable and consistent and are very good value.. The thinner nibs do wear down rather quickly if you use overuse them for shading but for line work they are excellent and longlasting. The only downside is that once they do run out you have to throw them away. I have bought some Copic Multi-Liners because of this issue but have had a few problems with them.
originally posted on dickblick.com
Rich, black ink that last longer than most fineliner pens. The nib also wears nicely, although that really depends on how rough of paper you use. Other pen brands are twice the price and the nibs give out way too quickly. These pens are completely waterproof and I like to combine them with a brush pen. Thanks Dick Blick for carrying these pens!
originally posted on bunbougu.com.au
So I grew up using artline fineliners and honestly never thought I'd use another fineliner until I started bullet journaling. The standard artline fineliner doesn't tend to mix well when especially when adding a touch of watercolour. Since I've tried a few pigment fineliners (from cheap $1 ones to ones that cost $10 each) but the two I keep coming back to are these and Sakura brand fineliners.The barrel design of the uniball pigma micron reminds me a lot of the Sakura Pigma Micron, which are so far my favourite I've tried in the pigment fineliner range.Its performance does as well and because the cost is slightly less than Sakura you gotta give it full marks for being a well balanced, affordable fineliner.It is resistant to water which is great if like me and ... MoreSo I grew up using artline fineliners and honestly never thought I'd use another fineliner until I started bullet journaling. The standard artline fineliner doesn't tend to mix well when especially when adding a touch of watercolour. Since I've tried a few pigment fineliners (from cheap $1 ones to ones that cost $10 each) but the two I keep coming back to are these and Sakura brand fineliners.The barrel design of the uniball pigma micron reminds me a lot of the Sakura Pigma Micron, which are so far my favourite I've tried in the pigment fineliner range.Its performance does as well and because the cost is slightly less than Sakura you gotta give it full marks for being a well balanced, affordable fineliner.It is resistant to water which is great if like me and like adding watercolour to your journal. And of course it is pigment ink so it is fade resistant.I must add that I like the caps on these pens as they are slightly longer (again like Sakura pigmas) so you are likely not to knock the nib when recapping.
| Application | Drawing, Design |
| Pack Size | Individual |
| Nib Type | Fibre |
| Ink | Pigment Based |
| Pen Type | Fineliner, Permanent |
Uni Pin Fine Line Marker 0.2mm
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
UNI PIN FINE LINE BLACK 0.2
Delivery between 7–13 Oct $35.85
UNI-BALL Uni-Ball Pin Fine Line Technical Drawing Pen 0.2 mm Black
Delivery $83.68
Uni Pin 200 Fineliner Marker Pen 0.2mm Black - Sold Each (12 Per Box)
Delivery between 2–9 Oct $15
Uni Pin Fine Line Pen - Black 0.2
Delivery $3
I have used these Pin Fineliners on and off for years. They have always proved reliable and consistent and are very good value.. The thinner nibs do wear down rather quickly if you use overuse them for shading but for line work they are excellent and longlasting. The only downside is that once they do run out you have to throw them away. I have bought some Copic Multi-Liners because of this issue but have had a few problems with them.
Rich, black ink that last longer than most fineliner pens. The nib also wears nicely, although that really depends on how rough of paper you use. Other pen brands are twice the price and the nibs give out way too quickly. These pens are completely waterproof and I like to combine them with a brush pen. Thanks Dick Blick for carrying these pens!
So I grew up using artline fineliners and honestly never thought I'd use another fineliner until I started bullet journaling. The standard artline fineliner doesn't tend to mix well when especially when adding a touch of watercolour. Since I've tried a few pigment fineliners (from cheap $1 ones to ones that cost $10 each) but the two I keep coming back to are these and Sakura brand fineliners.The barrel design of the uniball pigma micron reminds me a lot of the Sakura Pigma Micron, which are so far my favourite I've tried in the pigment fineliner range.Its performance does as well and because the cost is slightly less than Sakura you gotta give it full marks for being a well balanced, affordable fineliner.It is resistant to water which is great if like me and ... MoreSo I grew up using artline fineliners and honestly never thought I'd use another fineliner until I started bullet journaling. The standard artline fineliner doesn't tend to mix well when especially when adding a touch of watercolour. Since I've tried a few pigment fineliners (from cheap $1 ones to ones that cost $10 each) but the two I keep coming back to are these and Sakura brand fineliners.The barrel design of the uniball pigma micron reminds me a lot of the Sakura Pigma Micron, which are so far my favourite I've tried in the pigment fineliner range.Its performance does as well and because the cost is slightly less than Sakura you gotta give it full marks for being a well balanced, affordable fineliner.It is resistant to water which is great if like me and like adding watercolour to your journal. And of course it is pigment ink so it is fade resistant.I must add that I like the caps on these pens as they are slightly longer (again like Sakura pigmas) so you are likely not to knock the nib when recapping.
Uni Pin is known as being one of the most popular fineliners, and for good reason - it's dark on paper, smooth to draw with, and not overly expensive. I use the brush tip and the line variation I get is crazy! I'll definitely need to buy a whole set of line widths for the full experience, but with one pen I'm set for now!
I bought these pens because the price was right and I thought they would be a nice change from the Microns I usually use. I also liked that they were very small-tipped pens that I need for detail work. Unfortunately, I bought 3 pens and ALL of them were dried out on arrival and unusable. Blick was very helpful with a refund, but I think from now on I will go to the store to purchase my pens to insure that they do, in fact, work!
this is SO SO SMALL you can fit a ton of doodles on a 5"x5" sticky note pad, great for on the go! Of course you can use it for detailing. Unless you're working microscopic, this will be perfect for the job.I was skeptical that this diameter was even possible, and I haven't measured the line weight, but it creates a really nice thin line.I think it's better than a Pigma Micron; I like the way it glides across the paper. The barrel feels a tad plasticky, and might be kinda slippery feeling, but I honestly don't mind because it's so small and that's what I want.
It is amazing how this pen is offered at such an affordable price. I purchased the brush tip, 0.05, and 0.1 nibs. They write smooth and precisely. The Unipin barrel is slightly wider than the Molotow and Sakura Micron, and this added weight makes for a less strenuous grip. The brush nip is really sturdy and transitions well between thick and thin lines. I would definitely buy these again.
I started with Prismacolor and Staedtler when I leaned about microns. Then dedicated to Sakura micron and now was introduced to Unipin. I love how smooth and dark they are in comparison (Copic multi-liner is its competitor imo). They do seem slightly more delicate vs Sakura so treat them accordingly. They dry great for water-based artwork and I find their smaller nibs to perform better than others (so far). Don't be shy to pick up some individual pens. Especially during sales.
I have tried all sorts of pens for drawing and watercolors. These are by far the best because they start out smooth and stay that way day after day. Others, and some more expensive, did not have the same quality. These are on my list for Santa!
Uni has outdone themselves with these fineliners. These are the only pens I'll be using from now on. I've tried Sakura, Copic and Faber Castell and I've gotta say, Uni comes in miles above them. The ink is incredibly solid and waterproof, there's virtually no smudging and dry time happens in literally a second, the pens are incredibly smooth with no drag at all and are comfortable to work with. I've gotta thank Blick as well for the timely delivery and care that they provide in shipping!
| Application | Drawing, Design |
| Pack Size | Individual |
| Nib Type | Fibre |
| Ink | Pigment Based |
| Pen Type | Fineliner, Permanent |
