🎨 Scribble That Matter Water Color: 24 Watercolor Markers w/ Real Nylon Fiber Tip – Perfect Set for Calligraphy, Painting, Drawing, and Water Brushes – Ideal for Artists & Beginners Review

I have thousands of brush pens. I feel like I've tried at least every decent brush on the market. It's so absolutely wonderful. Much better for tomb painting and so far they hold up much better at a much better price. I love the tin it comes in and the colors are great. My only complaint, and 99% of the world doesn't care, but I have a huge personal complaint against companies that don't name damn colors and put them on pens. how come but otherwise it's great. Buy them and you will love them.

I love Scribbles that matter. Your dot grid notebooks are by far my favorite. I was very excited about these pens and they looked beautiful, but with all the other competitors it wasn't enough. Definitely usable, but I was hoping for more pigmentation. One of the pens in the set didn't even write, I don't know why, but it was defective. They looked better when I colored them in, but they made my side bleed. The price is very cheap but the packaging could have been a bit better as the tin was a…

I originally bought these because I like the brand of Scribbles that make a difference. For €29.99 I expected a lot more. The handles themselves feel like cheap plastic. I'm familiar with the nylon nibs of those brush markers, but these markers are very dry to the touch. I don't have enough ink. A stroke down, rather than detaching from a dry bush, as if almost devoid of ink. At first I thought it was just one marker I chose, but I've tried more than one. Colors are nice but some are duplicated

These are great pens! I'm a fan of Scribbles and they have these pens almost perfect. The colors are bright and tint well. They won't smear or bleed through on STM magazines or index cards. These are the two types of paper I use them on, which is why they are so specific. Love the box they come in, I need my pens to be in order and this works great. The only drawback are the numbers. It's just a trifle, not even a real scam. They are not numbered 1-24. They go to 47, which doesn't make sense…

I love these pens; They write very smoothly in my bullet journals and the colors are vibrant. The shape is nice as is the metal they can come in. However, there are several reasons why I only gave 4 points. First, pen caps don't stay on the back of the pen when you use it. . I'm scared of losing someone I've almost had several times. Second, as someone else mentioned, they're numbered, but instead of 1-24; they are numbered to 47. Why is that? Does that mean they actually have 47 colors but…