Review on 🎨 Kuretake ZIG Clean Color Real Brush Marker Set - 48 Colors, Ideal for Painting, Drawing, Calligraphy, Brush Lettering - Flexible Tips, Watercolor Pens - Perfect for Artists and Beginner Painters - Made in Japan by Amy Mcleod

I love these brush pens so much I'm adding to my set little by little. They have at least three targets that I've discovered so far. First, being water-based paints, they can be used like regular water-based paints. However, I'm pretty sure they're not lightfast (unlike most of the colors in Winsor and Newton's watercolor markers), so this needs to be taken into account if you want a painting created with these markers to remain vibrant over time. Secondly, they are very useful for adult coloring books because of their ability to make very small or large, thicker marks. And because they're water-based, they'll only show through thin paper (like carbon paper or slightly thicker paper). brush marker. However, it takes time to develop proper hand control. But hand lettering takes a lot of practice to become a master, and that includes using these markers. Another feature of these markers that I haven't seen anywhere else is that they have a color on the bottom of the marker that makes it very light. to capture the correct color when stored upside down. And those colored ends match the color of the ink well, unlike some other markers. In other reviews I've tried to point out the qualities of these super small pens that don't overpaint (or overpaint heavily). I hope this is helpful.