🖊️ uni POSCA White Multi-Pack with 3 Variable Point Sizes: PC-1M(0.7 mm), 3M(0.9~1.3 mm), 5M(1.8~2.5 mm) Review

I did not know that markers can melt during transport. I took a picture to show how runny and wet they were the day I first received them. A friend mentioned that I should let them cool before using them. Now they work great. I just wish it was mentioned in the sales information. I always like to try my products when I first get them to make sure they work. Now I know I'll have to wait a day or two before testing.

I have wanted to order these pens for a long time and this offer was a great opportunity. Love the tips and the three sizes were perfect. My problem was that the white wasn't bright and it seemed like it was trying to blur the edges. After a bit of research and trial and error, I found two things: 1. When using mixed media, the layer you apply to needs to be COMPLETELY dry, and 2. Shake the pen well before using. I definitely recommend them, but I might try another brand to compare.

I expected a lot from Posca markers. Everyone loves her, though. You shouldn't splatter all of the paint when you press the pen (this is how you should get the paint to flow). I've attached an image of what happened when I tried to get the markers to work. Honestly. This only happened with the medium sized marker. The other two worked as they should, but the medium size is the most useful for the job right now and I'm running out of pain. That means I may need to find more just for this…

This is a good marker for small dots and maybe the packaging I got was bad but no matter how hard I shake it it's just watery. I tried using it as highlights but it just came through the paper and looked milky. I didn't take a picture of it because I've already fixed it with a gel pen. These photos here make it more obscure than it really is, October was after so many attempts to show it. I had to stop trying because the marker ran out and ruined my drawing on the other side. I checked it…