How is this pen for the course?
11:47 PM, Friday April 12th 2024
From my local store
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7:04 PM, Saturday April 13th 2024
Based on the tip, which matches the example provided in Lesson 0, it's a fineliner, so it's the current type of pen. Can't speak to the size though, based on your photos.
1:29 AM, Monday April 15th 2024
I just tested it with other pens with varied tip sizes and a ruler. I can definitely say it's 1 mm, my fault, there was no way of telling from the cover. I can't go again to the store till around July because of family problems I won't discuss.
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The Art of Blizzard Entertainment
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