Review on 🎨 Arteza Real Brush Pens, 48 Colors for Watercolor Painting, Flexible Nylon Brush Tips, Paint Markers for Coloring, Calligraphy, Drawing with Water Brush, Art Supplies for Artists and Beginners by Brian Chatum

Art quality markers at an affordable price. I have some Tombow and Copic markers and I like them better. In fact, I love them so much that I've already ordered more. The colors are vibrant and blend well if you use watercolor paper. They also work well when soaked in water for easier washing. I also use them under colored pencils to quickly make a sketch under a painting. They combine well with Arteza Expert colored pencils and Arteza watercolor pencils. (I like them too and use them with my Polychromos and Albrecht Dürer pencils). This saves time and also extends the life of your pens since you don't need as many layers. One thing they are NOT good at is lifting after drying. But it can also be a plus, especially when working with mixed media. I made a chart for a set of 96 markers that I bought after seeing how good they were. Happy to share a blank chart if you ask.