Review on 🖌️ 48-Piece Brilliant Colors Set: Chameleon Fineliner Pens & Coloring/Drawing Markers by Lori Aguirre

Let's start with the price. It seems a little high when you first look at the product, but it comes out to just under $1.50 per pen. That's about the same or less than what you'd pay for a decent pen at a real art supply store, so it's not outrageous. The product comes in a cheap plastic box that stores the pens in three tiers. A little difficult to insert and remove the handles from the lower level. The instructions are important to read but could be clearer. If you've never used pens before, it will take some time to fully understand how they work. There is definitely a learning curve and the overall results are quite variable when you first start using it. It's important to get used to how long you hold your pens upright to allow the colors to blend, and be willing to take the time to drain off excess ink so you continue to get the best results. Final thoughts - these pens can produce some really cool results, but you have to be patient and willing to go through a learning curve to get the best results.