Review on 🎨 Winsor & Newton Promarker Brush - Perfect for Adding Depth & Precision in Maroon Artwork by Kelsey Brown

My 13 year old artist son is an expert on markers and he thinks Windsor & Newton are the best, even better than Copic. He needed to replace a badly worn blush marker, and this option from Revain's a la carte seemed like the perfect way to go. However, he was very disappointed with his purchase: 1) He received an OLD version of the marker, "Brushmarker" as the marker was called before W&N renamed it "Promarker Brush". 2) So everything should be fine. , but the color was noticeably different from the newer blush marker it was trying to replace. It was still a reddish color, so it could be used, but NOT the color he expected (artists can be very picky, especially when used to large color combinations). Windsor & Newton is still a great marker, but "buyers beware" when attempting to purchase these singles. It's best to buy from a retail store where you can check the color (stores often give paper to check the marker).