🎨 HUASHENG Dual-Tip Permanent Art Markers: Vibrant 60-Color Set for Kids & Adults - Ideal for Drawing, Sketching & Coloring (8001-60) Review

I don't have much experience with drawing markers but they seem pretty good! I would definitely suggest trying them out if you don't want to spend that much or more just to get a few copies. In life, the color is very bright and smoothly transferred to paper.

Decent quality art markers in a sturdy zipped case that doesn't pack so tightly that you never have to put them all back in. Clearly marked, with lettered and colored labels, and the thickness of the two ends gives you drawing and shading options. They dry quickly and the colors are vibrant despite showing through regular paper, so make sure you're working with good quality marker paper. A step up for kids and hobbyists, but probably not to the level of real artists.

My daughter has been watching Instagram artists use them and she NEEDS her own set! She's compiled lists of pros and cons after using them consistently for a few weeks. Cons: They stain, bleed, and sometimes blend, making it difficult to keep clean lines. Pros: They spread quickly so they are easy to paint, there are many different colors that mix easily, and they spread well so they are easy to draw. She uses them almost every day so it's definitely worth it. Also a great gift and plan to get…

I don't use these markers for art (I'm more of a crafter than an artist) so keep that in mind as you read my review. I really like this set - they don't run or smudge, there's a wide range of colors in the set, and the choice of a thick or thin tip is a definite plus. Another plus: some other permanent markers smell pretty strong, but that's not a problem! There are points that do not wear out/break. I think they will last a long time!

This is a nice set of pencils. These alcohol markers don't curl the paper as much and look nice. children love them. You will mess things up. We do a lot of crafts for our kids, especially during the pandemic. We go through a lot of felt-tip pens, and I figured I'd rather burn my kids' legacy onto the pens than yell at them to keep caps on all the time. In this house we use more markers than toothpaste. They seem to come from the same factory as many others. I have had this set for a long time…