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

I like her thin lace. They tend to be hard on paper unless it's coloring cardstock. But great for grip, smooth working and the color layering you can do is very neat.

I have chameleon markers and they fit me perfectly. They didn't come with instructions but since I have the markings I wasn't concerned. However, the blending times with these pens are significantly more difficult than with markers. It takes a lot of trial and error to figure that out. Experiments will be fun. ^-^

I bought these liners to use in my journals and I just love them. It took a little learning to blend the colors, but once I figured it out I was ready to go. They produce such beautiful gradients that are good for writing or working with fine detail, but if you do this make sure you have a 13 second delay so the gradient shows up faster. If you find that your pencil does not return to its original color, perhaps because of the long exposure time, take a piece of paper and make big curls on it…

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…