CUTTLELOLA Electric Dotspen II - the Black Knight, rechargeable pen for artists, hobbist, tatooist. Use Electric Pen for managa, sketching, stippling, pen and ink drawing,doodle etc.

The media could not be loaded. I’m pretty new to trying dotwork art, I hand made a small dotted art piece that took 5-6 hours and immediately bought this right after 🤣 it really saves you a lot of time when filling large areas. It’s pretty beginner friendly but there’s a big learning curve and technique (that I haven’t figured out) about getting the dots more evenly spaced with more symmetrical dot sizes. The angle and pressure you use REALLY affects how it’ll turn out. The pen itself seems really good quality, the ink is very saturated and has multiple replacements. It’s a tad pricey imo, but I think it’s worth it if you love creating art and you’re looking to not spend your entire day on a single dotwork piece.

Sleeker and better then the fist version. In the fist version the ink was held with friction with an tube and could be hard to take out. Now it’s a magnet and much easier to change ink. Still has the same limited battery time when not plugged in. That’s a given with how small both version of pen are. It’s a balancing act keeping it reasonable to hold in your hand while using but not feel like your holding a novelty toy over your art. But with practice you can do some really cool art. Here is a drawing I did of Sara from the SF Zoo. I mostly used the Dark Knight but used the older version too for a little bit too.

Artistic teen daughter loves this pen. She has created some really nice pieces with it. Her biggest complaint is that it needs charged frequently so she can't sit and draw for long stretches of time.

I’ve always wanted to try doing tattoos but I don’t know if I’d like it and this pen mimics a tattooing gun which is perfect. On the picture was my first try drawing with this pen and it gave me the exact effect that I wanted. You get used to the vibrating soon after you started using it. It’s kinda hard to draw straight or solid lines but I guess it’s probably the same with a tattooing gun, so you learn from it.

This rechargeable dot pen is so much fun and easy to use, my art teacher showed a video in class and I went home and purchased it, took it to class the following week and did a show and tell and the class loved it, the following week another class mate had also purchased one, this does such a nice jot of stippling and so quick as I do not have the patience to dot by dot in the traditional way. So much fun and easy to use, the ink seems to last quite a long time for me , I did order extra just in case.

This pen only has two speeds and neither of them are fast enough. I was looking for a pen to practice stipple shading like for tattooing but this pen was way too slow. It does create dots but you have to hold it at a 90 degree angle and be very careful/precise. The slightest angle will create comma like patterns. The hole where the pens comes out/retracts is too spacious causing the pen cartridge itself to wiggle around which contributes to it being hard to create actual dots. Literally put it back in the box after trying it for 10 minutes and returned it the next day. This pen has potential, they just need to make changes to it and add faster speed settings for sure!

The media could not be loaded. I was amazed to get this so quickly (2 days) and it was already fully charged. It works great, takes a bit of practice holding your hand straight up. I forgot to capture the little tip protector which needs to be removed and the red light did not show up because it was already charge. My first drawing is not too bad. A great new tool for doing artwork. Different color cartridges are also available, it came with three black spares. Thanks Currleola and thanks Amazon!

A good product for those who aspire to be a tattoo artist, it fulfills its function, the only detail comes from the quality with which the pen is made, it breaks with amazing ease, one fall and say goodbye to your pen, for me it's good in terms of its function but it leaves much to be desired if we talk about its duration.