🖌️ Amazon Basics 24-Pack Dual Tip Brush Pens - Blendable, Fine Tip and Nylon Brush Review

I was going to spend $143 on Tombow dual-tipped brush pens, but decided to use them instead. great quality and worth it. If you use very thin paper it will show through. So I recommend you to use thick paper.

These markers look great at first glance, but after 4 uses they start to run out of ink on the pad. I would have expected more lives from a box of new markers. The color choices are decent and the ink applies fairly smoothly, so it's not too bad. They're just not worth a damn. (worst is the color "flesh”)

I was very pleased and impressed with how well they work for handwriting. My main complaint is that some of the markers dried up before I could even use them. Also, I think they're great if you're just starting out with handwriting, so they have dual leadership.

I've tried these pens and I'm very pleased. I was looking for pens that were affordable and didn't bleed through the pages for journaling. These pens are very cool. I like that they are light but not too light. I can use them in my journal and not worry about ink spurting through the pages. There are a few, but no big deal. By the way, I use Peter Pauper magazines that I got from Revain. Pens and magazines work well.

These markers are very profitable. You get 52 double-tipped markers and a bonus stand. While the brush tip is narrower, it's a close copy of the more expensive Tombow Brush Pens. Surprisingly, the caps closely match the real color. I tested all my markers on light card stock and none were dry, although one of the blue markers didn't seem as pigmented as the others and one of the faded yellow ones was difficult to see on the card, but when thin white tissue paper was used , the color was more…

I'm a real Amazon here. The hand lettering trend is taking crafters by storm and with this nylon nib pen, blendable colors and some pretty nice color options and fairly rich colors (not as pigmented as Stabilo but what it is) this is a product I'll be saving for everyone 50 to buy +. I distribute letters as a business so I need something that doesn't hurt my bottom line, my main pen is Fibralo. Just like the pictures I can achieve my curls without missing a single detail. Also, my main writing…

I've been doing a lot of handwriting lately and I'm looking for the best brush pens. Stabillo 68 brush pens and marvy coloring books are among my favorites. I never liked Tombow. You really have to focus to get the variety of lines, and they cost over $2 a pen. I haven't heard much about these Revain Basic markers, I hesitated to buy them because there are so many bad "brush markers" on Revain, but the price is so good that I decided to give it a try. . They look just like tombows and average…