Review on 🖍️ Shuttle Art Fineliner Pens 100 Colors: The Ultimate Fine Point Markers for Adult Coloring, Drawing, and Journal Art by Denise Davis

Pro's. Very nice range of colors, shades and shades that I wanted to include in my Coloring.con's.1. Although none of them are completely dry, at least 1/2 are close to doing so. Very little ink comes out, and if you then go over the spot a few times, the paper tears. (Check out the reviews - many have complained about drying sticks since February 2018 when I bought them. Is this an age issue?) 2. Number those pins before you do anything! The handles are flimsy, flimsy, plastic shells that can spill, especially if you're painting a bed with pets. Do not remove them from the shells until you have numbered them. There is no color name or number on the pen itself. That means if you're looking for a specific hue, you should be able to guess it by the color of the pen's plastic body. You will receive this color chart with the name and number of the color but as these names/numbers are not listed on the pin itself this is meaningless (i.e. the chart says Olive Green is #90 but which pin is #90 ?) . I took a fine line marker and numbered each pen before taking them out of the bowls to check against the chart.3. The schedule is terrible. The colors on the chart are so wrong it's meaningless. Blue colors appear green, some peaches appear pink, buttons 2, 3, 25 and 26 are swapped by color/name. I took each pen and scribbled it next to the number on the chart.4. Caps are very difficult to remove. I'm telling you, get ready to really pull! 5. Trays are too thin for the handles to hold for a long time. I will not buy them again because they are dry. really draw! 5. Trays are too thin for the handles to hold for a long time. I will not buy them again because they are dry. really draw! 5. Trays are too thin for the handles to hold for a long time. I will not buy them again because they are dry.