Review on 🎨 Vibrant Set of 36 KingArt Studio Tip Watercolor Brush Markers with Unique Colors: Unleash Your Creativity! by Michelle Langley

These should be advertised as long tipped markers. If you know what you're getting, you probably won't be as disappointed as I was! These are not watercolor brush markers! Watercolors: These markers have nothing to do with watercolors. The effect is closer to a Crayola marker than anything I can think of on the marker market. They don't flow, wet or bleed with water (on the watercolor paper I tested them on), and when dry they look like I used a traditional water-based marker, not watercolor. The pins I happened to pull out looked more like solid markers than anything else (see image). Brush Tip: Although the tip is long, it does not feel like a brush or is flexible and begins to flake off after the first use. Apply paint like a marker. But there are too many highlighters/neon colors and no lighter/pastel colors to mix or create gradients. Case: They are packed in a compact, reusable/storable case! I would choose Crayola markers if I knew what they were. more flowers, less money, same effect.