🎨 Tanmit Dual Brush Marker Pens - Vibrant 34 Colors for Adult and Kids Coloring, Drawing, Writing - Art School Supplier Review

If you buy to color, avoid this. I don't really want them for any project! They literally tear the paper to shreds with smaller ends. The ends of the brush are not smooth. And no blood? Lie. You'll bleed just as much, if not more, than an alcohol-based marker. Not to mention when the item arrived the entire package was hidden in a box.

I use Tanmit Glitter & Gel all the time but markers are the worst. They remove the top layer of paper and I'm talking thick paper, even cheaper paper. I tried working with them on three different paintings and even scratching paper but ended up throwing them away! Sorry I bought so many thinking they would be good what a loss and disappointment. Back to my Sharpies & Bic, they are of the finest quality.

Although the colors are saturated, they run a lot. Not just to the next page, but also to the paper you use it on. They spread along the lines even if the lines are drawn with acrylic. After my first attempt at using them, I stayed away from outlines. It was unpredictable every time. Sometimes it bleeds to the line, other times it bleeds very little, so when they had to be touched up to fill the space I still bled along the contours. Very frustrating. I actually gave it up and gave it to my 4…

This is normal. I'm used to Prismacolor so maybe I'm a bit biased and have high expectations. The lids are difficult to remove and some don't stay on at all. Sometimes when you open them they can splatter, so remember not to open the marker on your work. The color choice is good, I will add that they are double sided, but brown for example has a completely different shade of brown for the wide side and the thin side. Love how they work, great for calligraphy. I'm just a little annoyed with…