Review on Professional ADAXI 30-Color Grayscale Art Marker Set - Dual Tip, Alcohol-Based Ink Pens For Anime, Portrait Illustration & Coloring. by Scott Reeves

I just want to point out that I mostly use brush markers, but will not compare these to brush markers since obviously they will act different when it comes to shading, filling in areas, etc. I needed some blue markers and wanted to try these out since the price appealed to me. Overall, I think these markers are great for beginners or someone wanting to try artist markers, but not willing to pay a lot of money for other expensive markers like Copic.Pros:- Swatches opaque with very minimal/ if any streaking- Blends easily and seamlessly- Large color selection- Case holds them well/ great storage place- Design keeps the marker from rolling- The color label is on the cap- Doesn't smudge linersCons:- Marker does not match one pictured. I was expecting the MingYun labeling, but marker comes differently labeled as seen in the photo- Some markers look out of place color wise such as the pink markers- Some labels came partially rubbed off and continued to rub off after little handling- Not all colors match cap colors- Feel cheap/ Case is little flimsy FYI: The markers don't come in numerical order or with a swatch sheet. I ordered them numerically to make it easier to match the color to the swatch on the paper. I also had to do a second swatch for Pale Blue Light as I accidentally put Pale Lavender in its box.