🎨 Caliart 34 Dual Brush Pens Art Markers - Fine & Brush Tip Coloring Markers for Kids and Adults - Ideal for Coloring Books, Bullet Journaling, Note Taking, Lettering, Calligraphy, Drawing - Craft Supplies Review

The pen is amazing, the colors are great and they flow like ballpoint pens so they glide. However, part of the brush is slightly stained, so be aware that you may need to repaint or press harder. It comes with extra brush tips in case you break one after pressing, so don't worry about that. I love them, just remember to cover the marks because they dry up, that's what happened to me with one of my fair warnings

For the price it wasn't bad although I have a feeling the black color is already running out so there may not be much ink left. I'm more used to alcohol ink pens and gel pens when it comes to adult coloring books and after using them I think I prefer that. Don't say it's bad because it's not. For the price they are great! If you're just starting out or don't use alcohol ink pens, then this medium is for you.

One end is very thin, the other end is more like a marker that fills large areas quickly. The colors are bold and match the color of the lid. The only drawback is that they cannot be washed. Soap will wash most of the paint off your hands, but there's no way to fix the mistake. I use them to create drawings on postcards or adult coloring books that contain many beautiful places. For the money these pens/markers do the job!

Bought these for my niece who loves to draw. I got them as a Christmas present. She has used this bran in the past and loves it so I got what she likes. The price is great. I looked at Walmart and other stores and it was the same price or cheaper and I have free shipping and it will be here in two days and I don't have to leave the house like I do now. So if you have a child or adult who loves to draw or draw, this would be a great set. So for me it was a win in everything.

Wow. Actually it's very bad! While the brush tip is fine, they are TERRIBLE for blending. They layer like crayola markers and none of my white gel pens can get on the ink. It's like waterproof or something. They also make paper that looks like chalk or something. Like little bits of my paper because they're too thick or something. I don't know how to explain it. They were useless for professional work and would have been better for a seven-year-old. Low quality. Although they are cheap, they…

I think they're good for coloring in, but I bought them for writing and they just aren't quite smooth at the top, the line is too thick for me. The ends are almost worn out or, like a regular marker, not smooth at all. Also, the colors aren't as saturated, which is especially noticeable with black, which looks more like dark charcoal than true black. Most colors are very transparent like excited highlighters. I also bought an artist loft and some of these are transparent but most have the color

These markers are worth the money but I was disappointed in a few things. When I received the item in the mail, the packaging was broken at first and marks were falling out everywhere. There was no cushioning material in the box (bubble wrap, tissue paper, etc.) but I'm not sure why the packaging was broken. Secondly, the colors of the markers do not correspond to the declared shades on the attached color chart. Most colors are much lighter or have a different hue. Finally, a few thin marker…

These are mainly tombow markers from other manufacturers. They fall the same and are really great. Throw away the color chart (make your own or refer to mine) and laugh at 34 markers in 68 colors (68 tips, lol) but seriously, they're pretty good for the price. I'm giving them four stars because they're not a Tombow replacement. They're very cheaply made, very light, and probably don't have much ink in them. I would give them 5 stars but they are just poor quality and not durable. They come with