JusArt Acrylic Paint Markers Brush Tip 24 Colors for School Art, Water-Based No-Bleed Markers with Automatic Ink Control, Waterproof Acrylic Paint Pens for Rock, Egg, Wood, Fabric, Glass, DIY Crafts

I originally purchased the 18 count to see how well these pens worked before spending more money. I was so happy with them that I went back and bought the 30 count as that was the highest at the time. Then the 48 count came out!The only cons so far is that the caps will crack if you push then too hard onto the bottom of the pen. Some colors are not as free flowing as others but I believe that is the nature of the materials needed to make the paint.All the pros! Love the case! It's made well and durable. Included color swatch with preprinted squares and titles AND labels on the pens make my little OCD heart happy. Pen tips are good for fine lining or wider strokes and maintain their shape. Paint does not bleed through regular paper, though you will get the typical semi-wet affect. Fast drying, long lasting paint. Did I mention the durable, zipper case also has a carry handle?!?!?!

Very good markers they draw and color very smooth. Blends good. The colors are like the caps. They are really easy to use. The paint drys in about 5 seconds but the black a bit more time the brightness of them are really good. But one issue the time said it would come at 4:15-7:15 then went up to 4:30-7:30 ten minutes after 4:30 it changed to 6:45-9:45 but overall the markers are really good for any type of art level

Got this markers and I will give you a very honest opinion. I'm an artist myself and I know it can get very scary when buying new stuff cus you don't know wether you getting good stuff worth the price.I do primarly digital and wanted to try acrylic cus... color pencils, water colors aren't for me, I like something quick like markers and acrylics.Overview:- Love the Colors, the pigmentation is amazing.- The color doesn't bleed neither ruins the paper (using Mix Media sketchbook)- Almost invisible to non-noticeable paint traces.- Excellent layaring and coverage (1 trace usually covers a good amount on top of other colors, 2nd trace for full color covering)- Quick drying and non smudge.-All markers where ready to color and non of them where dry!PRICE: The price for 30 acrylic markers that look stunning both desing and pigmentation are worth the money. I will definitely keep buying this brand on the future!

Solid purchase. The markers have been working great. The durability of the brush nibs really shows after using some heavy handed strokes, and the intensity of the color is even throughout the paint. I would recommend using mixed media or watercolor paper with these as they really help the markers shine at what they're best at. These are great for calligraphy as well and write smoothly. Take your time with them if you write though, the nibs on these can be hard to handle for new users to brush tips.

The media could not be loaded. The markers are easy to use and fairly opaque. The colors are vibrant and good quality. They don't bleed through typical sketchbook paper, but they can warp the page a bit. The white is the easiest color to blend with the others, but generally they don't blend very well. They tend to layer on top of the previous color, even when wet (though that could just be because my technique is bad). I've noticed that the tip of the brush nib varies in sharpness depending on the marker, but you can get a very thin line with some of the them. Other than that, the brush tip is very fun to use and I would recommend these to anyone wanting to try out acrylic markers.

I’d definitely recommend them for beginners. They’re high quality, easy, and aren’t super messy. You do have to layer on the white one multiple times, as is the case with Acrylic markers in general. It’s not TONS of colors but the shades are lovely, vibrant, and they go in smooth! So far, I’ve seen some leaking inside the cartridge but otherwise its perfect and doesn’t coat the pen inside the cap. It does dry quickly, feels good to write and color in with, the caps are strong too. I’d say that the size of the brush nib is good for coverage and okay for finer lines, though you have to be pretty careful when trying for smaller lines.