Review on 🖍️ Neon Glitter Gel Pens Set - 32 Vibrant Colors with 40% More Ink - Fine Tip Art Markers for Adult Coloring, Drawing, Doodling - Perfect for Scrapbooking, Bullet Journaling and Kids - Includes Sparkle Gel Pen Gift by Doris Tran

Excellent Gel Pens. The colors are very vivid and there are enough possibilities to work with them. I really liked that each family had multiple shades of color to make some beautiful drawings. Especially if you expand your taste with mixed media such as fineliners, colored pencils or acrylic pencils. They go well with TaoTree's 36 colored liners (see my review and also a sample). Coloring with these pens was really easy. No gaps or accumulation of gel. They are full of glitter 😁Perfect for coloring, zentangling and other mixed media. I've used them over fineliners to add brightness and also with colored pencils. Most of these work well with acrylic paint as well as some fun, beautiful things. They won't bleed through even cheap computer paper. rolls) on black paper (see example photo). They are on the pattern in the order I rearranged them in the case. Make sure you give the color some time to settle, I don't know why but it takes a bit for the color to lighten on black. I found that using a colored pencil from the light color family on black paper initially made them stand out. As with black paper, some colors don't stand out well, but most stand out. The first 3 patterns on a black background have no colored pencil. Don't make one that has a silver star next to it. The third and fourth colors are the same, but there is no light pink pen under the first one, but there is one under it. What I did not like. The pack broke down pretty quickly at the bottom, but they have a card to snap onto so at least they don't spill out of the bottom. I wish they were packaged like TaoTree Fineliners, with a plastic case, but strong. and cut in half. I would pay an extra dollar for the convenience. Also, they weren't organized by color group, but by pattern, which looks beautiful (a pet peeve of mine that I've found at many art supply companies). I like my stuff organized by the color wheel, so it's easy to choose light green, teal, or teal-blue. I really wish art makers would do this more often. So I make samples, arrange them according to the wheel and put them back in the box. The attached example shows how I organized them. It's neither here nor there, but it's virtually impossible to get gel gloss marker caps, endings, and pens to accurately represent color. Often the ink doesn't even represent it accurately. it's just one of those things. As a standard practice, you should create a pattern (draw a square or rectangle and fill it with the color of each pen, pencil, or marker). This will show you the true color of your wearer. One trick I learned is if the colors don't match the caps or bodies, color in a .25" x 5" laser or inkjet printer label with your media, take that label and stick it on the cap of your pen or pencil. I find it extremely comfortable with gel pens. Packaging aside, these are great pens, especially for the price. I would definitely recommend them. If you look at the picture of the pins you can see how I rearranged them. I then examined them (photo attached) in their new order. I have samples of these, one in white and one in black, as well as a picture of them along with 36 colored Taotree inlays (which I like). and reviewed.) I think this is a very good starter kit and would be nice as a gift. poorly organized (difficult to get the right refill) I think you get a good deal for the price. They make a great stocking stuffer or a secret gift from Santa. Or just use them in the office to brighten up the whole day. I keep them in my trick bag for when my pre-K niece comes over for glitter and cheap computer paper = fun and laughter.