Arrtx Acrylic Paint Pens, 32 Colors Brush Tip and Fine Tip (Dual Tip) Paint Markers for Rock Painting, Water Based Acrylic Painting Supplies for Fabric Painting,Wood, Plastic, Canvas, Easter Egg

I love these markers. They don't bleed through anything and they are very vibrant. You can definitely shade with them. I think they're worth it for the price. They haven't dried out at all and I've had them for a year or more.

These are supposed to be acrylic markers. They are not. However, they are still great. There is a great selection of colors. They don't need to be primed. The brush marker can make a very fine line. They are perfect for coloring. They are very transparent as you can seen in the swatch which was done over a black sharpie line. The white isn't very useful, but that's not enough to even drop it down to 4 stars, as I really love these markers.

These markers are tons of fun to use. They are very smooth and the flow does not puddle. They require a few layers as they are a tad transparent. In my swatch photo, the letters/numbers are a single layer using the fine tip and the circles are several layers done while wet using the brush tip. They dry very quickly. The black one (200) is shiny when your work is turned at a different angle. Pencil does show through the colors, even after several layers. I made my swatch on a piece of cardboard and drew a picture on a thin paper bag; the bag did not warp and the paint did not bleed through at all.The caps of the markers come off without much effort. Some of the caps do not have tactile or audible feedback (no click sound/feel) so I have to double-check to make sure the cap is on securely. It is a tad difficult to pick the markers out of the box, but I don't see that as an issue. Each marker has a little protrusion on one of the caps; I assume this is to keep it from rolling away if you place the marker on a flat surface.My normal pen grip keeps my fingers very close to the nib. While I cannot do that with these markers, the new grip location does not feel unnatural or uncomfortable.

Overall I do recommend these markers! The packaging is very cute and sturdy, the colors are precious, and the brush tip on an acrylic based paint marker is quite novel!I have experienced a few minor issues but none that I think would dissuade me from purchasing this set again! I've found some of the colors are a bit sheer and mat require more than one layer of paint for full coverage, but mostly they don't require more than 2 layers if that. I also have had some issues with the bullet nibs being a bit dry, and with there being no pumping action to release more paint, like Posca and other paint markers have, the only remedy I've found for this is scribbling with them, so I'd recommend having a scrap sheet of paper while using these. I also got 1 dud marker, one of mine came with a brush tip that was dry or clumpy or something but that nib is completely unusable. I can still use the bullet nib half, and I'm sure this is just an unfortunate fluke, but it is unfortunate indeed.But yeah, overall I do recommend. Especially if it's on sale.

Markers are vibrant and work amazingly with no pumping required. Super fun to use!

We are very happy with these, we've used them for a variety of projects like rock painting and they've worked well. I ordered the set of 32 colors with dual tips. None were dried out or had bad tips. We've had them 3 months now and they're still going strong. These have been a great addition to our art supplies, there isn't a big mess to clean up like painting with brushes and they create beautiful consistent lines and dots. We're ordering another set.The only complaint we have is the marker cap color isn't a good representation of the color the paint. Its easy enough to make a swatch guide but still its annoying that some aren't even close. All markers have it to some degree but these are the worst I've seen.

The paint markers are good quality and work really good but I have only 3 complaints 1. The paint is very thin so it takes a few layers to get a good saturated color coverage it also causes the paint to streak really bad and not allow you to get a clean consistent coverage. 2 in order to get good saturated coverage you have to layer it but even after letting it fully dry when you start putting down the next layer it will pull the previouslayers off and leave a streaky mess of paper or whatever surfaces you are using showing through it is very hard almost impossibleto get a good consistent coverage. For most that probably won't matter much but as a professional custom artist it poses a massive problem. All around they are really good pens and would probably be great for kids and hobbies but not for professional use. 3 the dual tips will be different shades but after a bit of use they will eventually start putting down the same shade of color. I think if they were to add a shaker ball inside so you could mix the paint then all of these issues would disappear.

Bought these for a new art group I've started recently since I wanted to introduce them to painting and stress relief at lunch time at the job. They loved them! Bright fun colors, no need to shake them, and the options for brush or bullet end made everyone try them. One of my friends even wanted a set of her own. I'll have to see just how long the paint last but so far so good.10/10