If you're interested in hand lettering, chances are you know what a great tool the Tombow Dual Brush is. It's smooth, flows well, adapts for thin and thick strokes, and even has a bit of texture to it. If you've become friends with good 'ol Tom, then I'd like to introduce you to his digital cousin, Tim. Timbow, that is.

Inspired by the various uses and stages (who doesn't love a dying marker?) of a Tombow Brush marker, this set includes 8 different brushes.

Meet the many brush faces of Timbow:

Brand New Tim - Crisp, clean, slightly textured, lays down a pretty even coat of ink and has a sharp snap to it.

Slick Tim - A bit softer than the Brand New Tim and inks like it has a little more fluid flowing coursing through the veins.

Slim Tim #1 - As thin as it gets, boasting a wispy yet business-like professional touch.

Slim Tim #2 - A quick and thin brush with a slightly textured edge to give it some depth and direction.

Drying Tim - A little bit looser than the Brand New Tim while showing signs of drying from seasoned used. Reminds you of that one brush you keep picking up.

Dying Tim - Memento mori, my friends. All good markers come to an end. This brush shows signs of the grave but will refuse to give up the ghost.

Fat Tim - He may be hefty, but this brush can move. Plenty of size and style to go with this sharp textured brush.

Tweaker Tim - Good news, he lost the weight. Bad news, he's an addict. Better news, he's a fast and sporadically textured brush with a little case of the jitters and some paranoia

Mr. Chronos