Primrosia 100 Dual Tip Marker Pens, Fineliner and Watercolor Brush Pens for Art Sketching Illustration Calligraphy or Journals Drawing Coloring

I am in love with those markers I got them for a BTS army coloring book and wow! So bold and beautiful words can not describe how satisfying it is to use this markers I'm buying all the different things now I'm collect them ! Best of all didn't bleed thru the page and great value for the money so quality and super functional 💜👌💝

I’ve had these markers almost 24 hours now and I’m obsessed. I’ve already ordered the pastel colors to add to my immense collection of coloring tools. I have a ton of markers but these are my favorite. I will never regret dropping 45 bucks on these. The quality here is impeccable. They dry quick and don’t smudge the lines in coloring books. They don’t bleed, either. I will always have a scratch sheet of paper between pages though, just in case. I highly recommend these markers <3

These dual tip brushes come in a charming box. However, that’s where the charm ends. The fine tip is, yes, very fine & perfect for coloring tiny places. But the big downside is that the tip, or ink, (who knows) ends up making “pills” in the paper, even with.a light touch. Eventually it even leaves a hole in the paper. The brush tip is streaky & IMO of inferior quality.. It also “pills” up on the paper, as well as the nib wears out quickly to a frazzle. A few extra new nibs are included but they should not need replacing so soon. After using this set about 4 or 5 times, I’m disappointed with them, would never recommend them to anyone, & there are far too many nearly identical colors. The price was enticing as well as the adorable box, but those are the only good things about this set. You get what you pay for, so spend a little more & get a higher quality dual brush/fine tip marker set. FWIW—they do bleed through, as most of these sets do.

These are my favorite markers for coloring as the dual top ends allow for creative ways to fill in your favorite scenes. Could also be used for font work and doodles. They do not bleed and the color lasts quite a long time.

This is my first set of watercolor brush pens, and I am a beginner when it comes to both coloring and water coloring, so keep that in mind when you read this review. I also bought a package of another brand of double-ended watercolor brush pens at the same time, so I will compare the 2 sets during this review.100 dual tip markers for the price that these Primrosia markers are currently listed for seems like a very good deal to me, and are definitely a better value than the set of 36 watercolor markers I also purchased. Most of the Primrosia colors seem vibrant and vivid. While I was hoping for more lighter color pastels in this set, I guess I can achieve that look if I use them as watercolor markers and dilute the colors. It seems like there’s a good representation of all the major color families in the Primrosia set.One of my fine nib colors was totally dried out and unusable, but I guess that’s not bad in a set of 100 (or 200, if you count both sides of the pen.) I found that some of the brush tips had a softer and more malleable tip that is more brush-like, whereas others had a harder tip. The softer-tipped colors were easier to use when coloring larger areas, and I wish the brush nib tips were consistently soft. The pen caps snapped tightly back onto the stalks of the pens.I like the size of the fine nib pen for writing, outlining, filling in, and detail work. I also like the size of the brush nib for coloring wider areas and still being able to stay within the lines. I prefer the brush nibs to chisel nibs found on some of the other dual tip marker sets. However, as noted previously, I was disappointed that only some of the brush nibs have a nice brush-like flow. Generally speaking, I think the Primrosia pens are juicier than the other set I purchased.Each pen in this set is numbered but not named. (In the other set I bought, the colors are neither numbered nor named.) For me, naming as well as numbering each color would be a helpful feature, as it would make it easier for me to identify and retrieve the exact color I want. The numbers are printed in 2 orientations at both ends of the stalk of each pen (before the caps). Unfortunately, some of the numbers can be easily confused when read upside down. In fact, I had to restart my swatch chart coloring a few times because of that confusion.Also, the numbering system is SOMEWHAT organized by color family but not completely, which is annoying. (See photo of Color Chart.) There is definitely room for improvement in that area. The caps of the pens closely matched the actual color of the ink for some of the pens, but not others.On the positive side, after contacting the seller, she responded quickly and sent me PDFs for a “Primrosia 100 Dual Tip Marker Pens Color Chart” (see photo) along with the PDFs for their other smaller marker sets and the pages of a very nice adult coloring book. This was a very nice perk and the company deserves an A+ for customer service!Although the box that the 100-pen set came in is very attractive and nice quality, it is pretty much useless for storing the pens. First of all, it’s a tight fit, and they’re hard to remove and replace. Secondly, there is no way to organize the colors in the box as only the pen tips are visible, and the tips aren’t numbered. Since some of the colors don’t bear a close resemblance to their respective pen cap colors, there would be too much trial and error involved in pulling out pens from the box while working on a project.Alternatively, I bought myself a large pencil/marker case that holds both the Primrosia and my other set of watercolor markers (see photos). I inserted the markers into my holder in numerical order and now I can see 32 colors at a glance. I highly recommend that if you purchase these marker pens, you also spend the extra money to buy a separate marker case.In summary, I think this set of 100 Primrosia dual tip watercolor markers has a lot of things going for it and is worthy of a 4-star rating. I deducted a star mainly because of the inconsistent quality of the brush nibs of the pens, which was somewhat disappointing.I think these pens are a better value and are better quality markers than the other set of 36 markers that I also purchased. I have no other watercolor markers to compare my Primrosia markers to, but I am happy with my purchase and would recommend them to anyone looking to buy their first set of watercolor markers.

Wonderful colors. Very vibrant. Love using them to journal.

These are FANTASTIC! Whether I’m using the brush pen right after removing the cap or dipping it in a little water first, I love the way these markers allow me to create beautiful paintings without a mess. That makes them great for travel, since I don’t have to carry messy paints. I even used them on a recent plane trip to create a small painting for a loved one. I with I could give these more than 5 stars. To make finding the correct market easier, I sorted the markers by color and then created a grid card showing each color with and without water, as well as the marker number. Each row of the grid is assigned a color that’s marked on the top and bottom of each pen.

These markers are so nice for coloring. Such good quality and the price is very good! They don’t bleed through my coloring book paper onto the other sheets either. 10/10 product