The G nib is an artist favorite, but beginners should consider the School or Japanese nibs as they are easier to use. The School nib is smaller than most nibs, making it easier to control than other longer, unwieldy nibs. Originally used for bookkeeping, it produces fine, consistent lines, but is slightly flexible. This allows beginners to practice line variation before they move onto more flexible nibs, such as the G nib. Advanced users love this nib for drawing manmade objects, such as architecture and cars, or scenery and landscapes.
Good for: Inanimate objects, scenery.

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