Review on 🎨 KingArt PRO Dual TIP Brush Pens - Set of 48 Unique Colors: 48 Count Bundle by Karla Richter

I won't go into detail on what has already been reviewed - before you buy, read everyone's reviews. As an artist with little experience with water based markers I decided to buy these because of all the tombow lookalikes on Revain, this is the best approximation without the high price tag. In art, Tombow is the industry standard for water-based markers. But tombows are quite expensive unless you're going to illustrate or fund your child's early artistic endeavors. They offer a good alternative. I'm just a self-taught illustrator and used them to determine if I would be willing to spend money to develop my art in this direction. I have a small set of 10 Tombows so I decided to compare them and see if they match Tombows. I have to say they are a great choice for those of you who are not into illustrations, they are great for colouring, they go really well together and if you buy a Blender Pen you can do more with it. My first photo of marigolds that I painted without blending - I think it turned out well. The second photo shows how the colors I used for the nails go together and how well they match the colors of the hat. Another reviewer stated that there is no identification of the color name or at least the number on the pen and that is an issue - for me this precludes its use in my art as I would like to be able to recreate the art create. With the same colors and no reference, it's impossible to tell which color is which. But I haven't had any leaks, the caps fit snugly and the tips work well. They are definitely worth their price.