48 Colors Acrylic Paint Markers, Dual Tip with Fine Tip and Brush Tip Pens for Stone, Wood, Calligraphy, Canvas, Ceramic, Metal, Glass, Rock Painting, DIY Crafts Art Supplies KitCarbonfree Certified

I have been using these acrylic markers for paint by numbers canvas and they are awesome. The markers work so much better than the paints and brushes that come with the canvas. The fine side of the marker could be a little more fine but still great. There is a little color variation from the fine to brush but nothing that really bothers me.The case the holds the markers is great.Overall would recommend these acrylic markers.

Nothing will ever replace my love of coloring with colored pencils, but in general, nothing will accent colored pencil, either, because of the faintly shiny waxy or oily surface colored pencil leaves behind. And sometimes I need to accent my colored pencil work. I searched forever to find a white pen to accent colored pencil--I have every brand of gel pen and oil-based marker, to no avail. It wasn't until I found a white acrylic PAINT pen that I could highlight and accent!SO I started noticing all the acrylic PAINT pens available and tried a glitter set. OMG, the sheen was dazzling. Glitter gel pens will have their place, but nothing has ever matched the shine of an acrylic glitter paint pen! AND that led me to think I must have a set of regular acrylic paint pens. I chose this brand almost on a whim. In case I didn't like them, I didn't want a full set, but I also didn't want a set of 12, just in case I DID like them! I chose this listing because the pens came with a case.I was thrilled to discover that with this set I don't have to shake or press the nib to get the paint to flow. THe set was delivered in TWO days! Every pen works, both ends! The colors are MATTE. There is no shine. A few strokes covered a small swatch area, I noticed little streaking and NO bleed-thru to the other side of plain white paper! The colors are modern, meaning no true red, no true blue, but very nice shades that will look pretty on a coloring page (or whatever you're working on).The only drawback is that the elastic loops in the case are tight. It's hard to pull out a pen without popping off one of the covers. Putting the caps back on is very important. They cap with a loud click. I will store them horizontal.I recommend this particular set with its case and intend to search for a pastel set and other glitter and/or metallic acrylic pens simply because I do need all kinds of sparkle. But for a MATTE set of pens which will mark ON TOP OF COLORED PENCIL, I think this is going to satisfy my needs.

These markers are fantastic! My husband 3d printed some gnomes for me, but I wanted them to be different colors so I purchased these markers on a whim. The brush end is so perfect for the weird shapes and angles on the gnomes and they are so easy to control. Even though the gnomes were printed as that terracotta color, the markers covered it really well! I will absolutely buy these again!

These markers are very easy to use, I liked putting the numbers on myself as I rearranged the color order in the case to my liking before doing the swatch test.My only issues are the variety of the colors (only two brown shades yet several pale yellows and pinks), the markers themselves are a bit rough on the sketch paper I’m using, and they are opaque rather than solid covering.The brush end ‘pills’ up the paper and I have to brush away little balls of paint coated paper fiber. That was on 80lb sketch paper, I have heavier sketch paper I’m going to try them on but I haven’t had the pilling issue with other paint markers and there is nothing in the description or papers that come with the markers to indicate a specific paper to use.The coverage is pretty good for the price as long as it’s being directly applied to white paper, the paint is not solid enough to put a lighter color on top of a darker color (it just bleeds in, not buildable even after multiple coats) They are not transparent like a regular ink marker but not solid like a posca pen or the kind from hardware stores with the roller ball inside. But unlike those two examples, these paint pens are 100% consistent in flow which is really nice especially for outlining.Overall I’m happy with them. I like the case they come in and the vibrancy of the colors.

These are the first set of markers I've gotten like this, and I have to say they're amazing. It takes about two coats on a coloring book to get the full non transparency, but they don't bleed thru the page. They are super snug in their case and come with numbers to where you can number them for your pictures! Super easy and functional.

These markers were exactly what I needed in my art toolbox. I mostly do digital art or just sketching with pencils and colored pencils, however I found this cute heart shaped rock and I just had to paint something on it. I think I have a newfound addiction of painting random things now and I would highly recommend these for any artist.

These pens are really really good pens did not have a problem with a single pen. Some of the cabs may be a little hard to get off but they loosen up a little bit and work good love all the different colors and the colors are really nice. They are very smooth And love that you get two different tips. I recommend these paint pens.

I bought these acrylic paint markers for my wife to use in her coloring books, and she absolutely loves them! The dual-tip design is a game-changer—she can use the fine tip for precise details and the brush tip for smoother, more expressive strokes. The 72 vibrant colors really help bring her pages to life, adding depth and excitement that regular markers just can’t match. She’s been using them consistently for two months, and they’re still going strong—no drying out or running low yet. The ink flows smoothly, with no streaking or pooling, and works well on different surfaces beyond just paper. She’s even tried them on rocks and wood with great results! We’ll check back later on longevity, but so far, they’ve been an amazing addition to her art supplies.