The art of putting pen to paper

The feeling when the pen actually responds to the way you write is just chef's kiss.

With Tombow, the difference is in the tip. The Fudenosuke's firm or flexible tip lets you control line weight with pressure, so you can move from a fine stroke to a heavier one without changing pens.

That makes a real difference when you're learning lettering: instead of getting a thick line because the tip simply gives way, you can choose how thick you want your stroke to be.

Our collection:

• Fudenosuke hard black — precise and controlled. Perfect for small lettering, journaling and neat headings.
• Fudenosuke soft black — more flexible, giving you expressive thick-and-thin strokes for brush lettering.
• Fudenosuke hard neon set — the same easy control, but with a little more colour for highlights and creative journal pages.

For beginners, the Tombow hand lettering Beginner set is an easy way to explore different lettering styles without buying a whole collection.

When you want more colour

For larger lettering and creative pages, reach for the Tombow ABT Dual Brush.

The Pastel set brings soft colour to journals and illustrations, while the Grey set is perfect for minimal, monochrome layouts.

And with a brush tip on one end and a fine tip on the other, one pen can do more than you might expect.

Make it part of your stationery ritual.

Pair your Tombow with a Japanese notebook or writing paper from our collection.