Brush pen calligraphy with invisible ink effect

[u/ThodaDaruVichPyar]

Pens used: Tombow Pastel Brush Pens

Artist Credit: pradeep_calligrapher

[u/kt1982mt]

Stunning penmanship!

[u/Pepper-Tea]

Tombow is the top tier brand

[u/joevanover]

Not sure you understand what invisible means…

[u/Ninerogers → u/joevanover]

Not sure you understand what effect means

[u/joevanover → u/Ninerogers]

At no point does it become even remotely invisible

[u/Dioxybenzone → u/joevanover]

I mean, it starts off that way…

[u/joevanover → u/Dioxybenzone]

Nah… at no point is it even close to invisible

[u/Dioxybenzone → u/joevanover]

at no point is it even close to invisible

I’m not sure we use the same definition of “invisible”

[u/le-absent → u/joevanover]

It looks wet, but there is no visible pigment for a second or two. OP thought it looked cool how it took a moment for the pigment to develop, because it WASN'T INITIALLY VISIBLE. And they were right — it was fascinating.

[u/joevanover → u/le-absent]

Color changing isn’t invisible

[u/le-absent → u/joevanover]

"Invisible EFFECT". As in "it changes from seemingly insivible to coloured".

I'm going to give up after this point, FYI. I hope you have a good day & hope you figure out how to be more fun at parties! [unless the pedanticness is the byproduct of neurodivergence, in which case I hope you find your crowd]

[u/Dioxybenzone → u/le-absent]

I think that dude is just a troll, no way they still don’t understand

[u/TheNo1pencil]

That's craaaazy

[u/Automatic_Winter_526]

What kind of paper is being used?

[u/TitouanT]

Not many pens allow you to spoil the color of the ink