3.The perfect pen

If one were so inclined they could easily label me a doodler, or possibly a doodling enthusiast. A short trip through any notebook that was once mine, from grade school onward, would reveal that my hand cannot resist defacing any paper in my possession. Had my parents not been concerned with my success in school I would probably still have the habit of drawing on homework assignments.

Likely similar to many of my classmates, I have a preferred pen that I use to doodle and draw; the Pigma Micron .35mm by Sakura America.

Who knew pens could be so alluring?

Once I decided that ballpoints were no longer my thing it only took a short amount of time until I settled on my current favorite. Not once did I look online for the best pens of the year, ask any friends, or see an ad for their product. Although I know it's not really possible, I sometimes wish that I could select my purchases like I choose my pens: going into a store and testing every single product. Everyone is looking for something different in a pen, so being able to feel the pen and how it touches the paper, along with the width of the stroke and qualities of the ink, is rather important. I honestly don't know much about pens but I know without a doubt that these are my favorite so far, and Sakura doesn't scream in my face to purchase its product, it lets me decide that the Pigma Micron is the product for me.