🖌️ Faber-Castell PITT Artist Brush Pen Set - 12 Grey Shades In a Sturdy Workstation for Improved SEO Review

Faber-Castell is my favorite brand of brush pens. Many others are really difficult to work with. It's pretty easy. I want all the pens and products I can get from this company. They are a bit expensive and I need to save some money to buy a Faber-Castell. They are worth their price.

Colors were bright but a couple of my pens were dry when I got them red and brown (probably because I was waiting for something like an eternity from Italy to the States). It came in a nice case but I would have preferred all my pens to be working to enjoy it. I wouldn't buy them again.

I was hoping that these pens would replace a set of 6 neon pens plus 6 regular pens but when I got them that wasn't the case. Although these are Faber-Castell pens, the word "bright" is misleading. These are just 12 regular pins. Not garish or neon so be careful when looking for old neon in a new package. I think they just don't make neon pens anymore, which is sad.

I heard about these markers/pens from a colorist. She makes live videos on Facebook and colors 90% of her work with alcohol markers. In a video, she showed off these watercolor brush markers with ink. I am so happy and satisfied with these markers that I plan to buy a 60k one. Furnished. They won't streak or crumple the paper you use. This is truly the best set of watercolor brushes (real brushes!) I have.

I took these to try in my adult coloring books hoping to get something that didn't show through but didn't bleed through paper and this was a winner. There are some streaks, but that's ok. There is no bleeding. YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and you can layer the color on top of each other to get darker versions of the same color almost until it looks like you used a different color. In the attached…