JusArt 48 Colours Acrylic Paint Markers with Canvas Bag – Water-Based No-Bleed Paint Pens with Automatic Ink Control, Waterproof Brush Markers for Rock, Wood, Fabric, Glass, Eggs & DIY Crafts

These are the best Acrylic pens I have bought so far and I’ve bought a few sets. There juicy. Smooth and flow beautifully. At long last I’ve found what I have been looking for all along. I’m so happy with them and wouldn’t hesitate to buy them again.

Fantastic. Many uses for them. Have really helped advance art. Free flowing. No issues. We love them.

Beautiful pen set and the flow of the ink is perfect for my Disney colouring books making the end result picture perfect, really happy and will use again in future 😁

Really good

I have many markers…. And these are the ones you are looking for if you watch the asmr style videos for people colouring. Great for the price and better than most

An excellent set they can be a bit awkward to use at first and. If they have not been used in a while but they are really useful has a good range of colours and

I bought these off the back of the amazing reviews both on Amazon and social media. And I have to be honest, I am a little disappointed. They are just…ok. The good bits: The product itself looks lovely and the storage case is a really nice touch - and very handy. They are fun to use and lay down colour very quickly. Some of the pens are really ‘juicy’ which makes them satisfying to use. They look nice under Caran dAche NeoColors. You don’t have to prime and pump like you do with Posca markers (a definite bonus there). The not-so-good bits: The opacity of the ‘paint’ leaves quite a bit to be desired. The pens are much more transparent than I expected - but it’s not really noticeable until you start layering. If you layer the same colour, you end up with pen stroke lines in pretty much every colour. I have tried them in an A5 sketchbook with mixed media paper so not large area/wrong substrate. I would have expected better performance. Also, several of the markers are noticeably quite dry - almost unusable to tell the truth. To summarise - I am currently on the fence about whether to return them. They seem like they would be fine for smaller artworks, pocket sketchbooks or details in a piece. But anything much bigger, they aren’t quite up to the task. I’d describe them as opaque felt tip pens rather than acrylic markers. Payoff reminds me of a really cheap gouache. If you haven’t used them before, I’d order the smallest pack first to try them out. If you are working in mixed media and plan on layering other mediums on top, they will probably be fine. I mean, plenty of people seem to love them. But if you are looking for a pen that provides a flat matte graphic look without the pen stroke lines - this product might not be for you.

Great acrylic pens - perfect for colouring.