Monami Felt Tip Super Marker Set for Art Drawing, Coloring, and Decorating - 12 Vibrant Colors Review

Ideal for writing on a paper calendar or class planner (which is what I bought them for). Vibrant colors and rich pigments, yet they don't bleed or bleed through the pages. Fine point ideal for clean writing, smooth texture / smooth transition to market point. Nice color scheme, caps match the hue. Love! Highly recommended!

I'm in love with these pens. This is exactly what I was looking for and the price is better than anything I've seen which is important to me now that I don't have much money. I use them to take notes on colored paper for a course I'm studying and it makes note-taking, studying, and reflecting even better. The quality is fantastic.

Aaah, these markers are good. With a thicker tip than the Stabilo, these markers are great for coloring when big detail isn't needed. The colors are vibrant and the pigments do not fade or change color over time. These are very slick markers and I really enjoy using them to create maps. However, they are not as good as Stabilo when it comes to writing. They're great for art, but can get a bit awkward when writing.

I teach math using Scribbles and these are my number 1 favorite markers for my students' notes. They look great and have lasted almost a year. They're also the perfect thickness, thick enough for painting and thin enough for writing! Update: We've had several sets for almost 3 years now and haven't had to throw many of them away. I've been amazed at how long they last and my students use them multiple times a week (for multiple periods). I still highly recommend it.

Water soluble makes these pens so fun. This is technically called paper chromatography. With slow wetting, the pigment slips with the spread of water. This works best with porous paper like a coffee filter or paper towel. I wrote the names on a paper towel and then placed the towel in a glass that was only 1/4 full of water. Water and color increased with some color separation. Lots of fun with my little grandson because his rough drawings were blacked out but looked fun when spread out…