🖌️ Set of 12 Professional Brush Tip Cool Gray Markers - Ideal for Manga Drawing, Sketching, and Illustration Review

I love art-n-fly and what they do. They never want to walk properly because of the shape. Why do such good quality pens and inks have such a bad cap?

The colors are superb - various shades of grey. The markers are fairly transparent, not monochromatic, which is exactly what I wanted. I have a showroom in Atlanta Market for my White x White wholesale business and need price tags for my products. The cards are embossed WxW and I've added a light gray border with markers.

They are great, it takes a while to figure out how to get even coverage with these BCs, they streak a bit but with multiple coats and/or quick work I can get pretty good highlighter coverage achieve. I've used them for a few school projects and a number of drawings (drawings from my sketchbook) and they've always turned out great. I will probably get more sets in the future. ALSO, I bought them earlier this year and they are still valid; so premature drying out of the markers is not a big…

I love Art n Fly and try to use as many of their products as possible but have had to give them away. They weren't the shade of gray I needed. If you sell a set of grays, you must sell a set of grays at 10-80% of the SAME gray's value. Not 2 of a gray type, 3 of another type and generally another type. This is inconsistent and doesn't help people get the grayscale values they want. could i come over Yes. I? no I'll find another set until Art n Fly creates a grayscale set of cool, neutral and…

I like these markers because of the quality! The packaging, barrels and nibs are well thought out and the brush tip is very similar to a kopike. They blend fairly well - better than some markers I've tried, although not as smooth as Copics. Love the neat little box they are kept in, they are easy to take to art classes or paint outside. I find the grayscale blending quite confusing. There are some greenish grays, some cool grays, and LOTS of medium grays. The mix makes it difficult to use them…

These are Art-n-Fly markers, not other brands.! I will do some comparisons though as I also have over 200 markers from an overpriced brand that almost everyone likes to compare all markers to. But let me tell you that I much prefer Art-n-Fly markers because they blend and look great on paper. I can't explain exactly what they are, but there's something about the ease of mixing with these markers that puts them at the top of my list. I don't know if it's ink, pens, or a combination. But the…