Review on 🖍️ Dual Tips Brush Pens Set, 120 Vibrant Colors with Bonus Watercolor Pad for Adult Coloring Art, Calligraphy, Sketching, Bullet Journaling, and Hand Lettering - Ideal for Coloring Books, Artist Drawing, and Journal Art by Heather Shaw

I received these markers in exchange for my honest review. I would happily pay the retail price for such a large set of markers. The markers were of excellent quality. I'll start with that. The watercolor paper that came with it had a center tooth I would say. First, these aren't watercolor markers, so why watercolor paper and not marker paper? However, it allowed me to do some quick checks. In the first picture there are four hearts. The first is drawn with a thin point, and the second with a brush tip. Despite the uneven surface of the paper, both tips draw quickly and evenly. The next two hearts are examples of filling two heart sizes with a thin border using the brush tip. If you just press lightly, a smaller area will be covered. Out of interest, I wet the paper and let the water soak in. In the second picture I drew a simple flower. The ink has bled a little, but not quite as much as one would expect from a watercolor. The description states that markers can be used for shuffling and shuffling. I tried it in picture 3. It was made on wet watercolor paper. I did a few passes with red and tried applying less ink, pressing lighter and spreading the strokes out as I moved to the right. On yellow I did the opposite and kept moving to the right. As you can see, the colors overlap but don't mix. To sum up - great regular markers, amazing colors, decent carrying case, good for lots of different things, not art.