Sargent Art 22-1592 Classic Fine Conical 🖍️ Tip Markers - 30 Count in Peggable Pouch Review

Ever since I discovered the world of adult coloring books, I've been looking for markers that meet or exceed my expectations. I have to admit that this brand is not one of them. The tips have an odd shape that makes it almost impossible to get to hard-to-reach spots. Also, some colors don't match the colors on the hats. On the plus side, the ink bleeds well and the colors are vibrant. I'll end up gifting them to my sister in law who is a 3rd grade teacher and will stick with my new Crayola…

I received these to use with a Silhouette pen adapter (for Silhouette cutters) to create labels and such. for the items I sell. They are perfect for the oversized adapter and work very well in the car. I am happy with the color combination and the quality of the ink. Even after I got distracted and left open air for a while, it still worked great. I wouldn't recommend writing in very small letters depending on the knowledge of the machine and its capabilities, but I made the label about 4…

I just started coloring as an adult with my first coloring book and after looking at a few sets of markers I settled on these. I feel like I made a good choice. They are very easy to work with. The tips aren't very good, but I had no problem using them in small spaces. There is a good range of colors but my only regret is that I wish I had gone for a larger set of 50 colors just to have more variety. As for the colors that go with baseball caps, sometimes they don't go well together, but the…

I always need a variety of colors to color in and it doesn't disappoint. But you must test them before using them as the caps do not necessarily reflect the true color. I noticed that light pink doesn't turn into light pink, but more of a darker shade. As long as you test first, they should be fine. One star deduction for several reasons. One for the above reason and the other because they are fake fine nibs. I tried to work with them in small areas and it was difficult but possible. I've found

I can't believe I'm going to become an adult painting expert. I started a few months ago and am really enjoying it. Since then I have bought 7 books and five sets of markers. Now I have a pretty good idea of what works for me. I seem to like very detailed coloring pages with thick glossy paper. These markings do not match. They are too thick for small details and a bit watery. The ink bleeds a bit so you can't use it for tiny gaps and the watery consistency dilutes the color so it's not bright…