Dual Tip Brush Pen Art Markers, Calligraphy Brush Pens for Lettering, 24 Pack Brush and Fine Tip Markers for Coloring Books Sketching Bullet Journaling

I ordered two of these one for myself and one as a gift for Christmas. I love these pens. They draw beautifully. I have used the brush pen side more than the fine line side. One of the packages of pens was open when I received the box from amazon and spilled all over the box. No biggy. They were all there. The only complaint I have is that some of the caps are super hard to get off. I actually broke apart a couple of the pens tying to take the cap off and the whole thing came apart. They go back together easily and I am just cautious taking the caps off now. I would buy again.Edit- The pens don’t last very long. I have a few that are drying out and the tips are easy to fray. They aren’t “brush like” as compared to other brush pens. I ordered a cheaper set through Amazon as well recently for my daughter because she liked mine so much. Hers are much better than this set. They are actually watercolor based and the brush tip is more brush like. They seem to be lasting much longer. I wouldn’t purchase this set again, personally.

Was in need of some markers and these were found just in time. Wasn't sure what to expect since they are water-based but they did surprise with how vibrant the colors are. You will have to swatch these as some of the colors don't match their casing; just be sure to have an accompanying photo as there's no color name on them.The fine tip is about the size of the 03 Pigma pen and it writes just as well. Another bonus with these markers is the ability to layer. Some markers can be layered but stay the same shade no matter what while these actually get darker as you need them to.I've used them on printer/copy paper (20lb), notebook paper, paper that's thinner than notebook paper and a 98lb/160g mixed media paper. Haven't gotten around to using them as watercolors but will likely do so very soon.

The media could not be loaded.  Product is very good for modern calligraphy and lettering. Much cheaper than other brush pens and especially good for beginners if you’re not willing to spend big bucks on the more expensive pens like Tombow. The one con is that the caps are somewhat hard to put on and take off and sometimes the cap can hit the brush tip. Also, you might have to hit it a little hard to close it all the way. Let’s see how long they last.

Wanted to try brush pens and decided these were a decent price with a nice color selection. I’m use to alcohol markers, but wanted to try water based markers for backgrounds and lettering.The brush tips on these are super nice and flexible, and I love the nub on the other side to do finer lines.My only issue is that the packaging doesn’t hold them very well in place, they’re super loose and move all over the place. I’ll likely put them in something else, as this packaging is flimsy. But, for 5.99 I’m not really upset about it.For the price, the quality is amazing!

This is a really great set of brush markers. They work almost as good as the really expensive Tombow brand! They blend really easily when using a wet brush, and you can achieve some really great watercolor effects with them. The picture included was colored in with these brushes and blended using a wet brush. I would definitely purchase again.

I love the colors included in this set and how vibrant they are. The only reason I am giving it a 4 instead of a 5 is because some of the markers leak a little bit into the cap so you end up with marker all over your fingers but these were less than $5 and the colors are beautiful so it’s a small price to pay

Ok product overall but the thicker brush tip is really hard to “adjust” the thickness. I would have to hold it up for thinner brush writing and push it down towards paper for thicker brush writing. I only paid $6 dollars for this but don’t want to kill my arm and shoulders for cheap pens. Will be returning for better markers.

These are so nice. The price is really good for these markers. Each marker has a dual tip....fine and regular Each marker has a dual cap. . The regular end is not real thick. The fine tip is a fine as one of those gel ink pens, buy is still a marker. It works smoother than the gel pens. They are easy to control. They are good for coloring books and to use for whatever.

Decent set of markers. Like that it has the brush on one end and The regular pen on the other. Definitely fun markers to play with! Do be careful taking the cap off on the brush part..I've had the brush come out...easy to put back on. And definitely not a huge issue, especially for the price

I like these markers, the colors are bright and they don't bleed so much as to destroy the paper as some other markers do. I find they work well to fill in large areas, and then detail the edges with the finer point end of the marker. It is a good selection of colors and fun to use.

Absolutely outstanding pens, so necessary for adult coloring books, And having a large tip is great for filling in backgrounds like skies or large garments, clothing trees etc. yet having this small tip side to switch around to keep your colors exact if you have to go to a smaller item and don’t need the large tip! A tremendous value for the price way to go most excellent product ever!!!!!

I like these brush/dual tip markers a lot. They are very easy to use, however the caps are a bit difficult to remove and replace as they have to be lined up “just so”. The color variety is nice, but I had to buy a different set to supplement this one since there weren’t really any skin tones. Not a big deal and it was a great price!

We have only had the markers for less than a week, so I can't speak to how long the ink lasts-- but so far, so good. The brush tips are much better than the standard thick tips for older children/tweens/teens who like more precision, and the fine points work well for tiny detail work. Good selection of colors. Should work just fine for my middle schooler's Art class.

These were fine for lightweight coloring. Colors were nice, transparent. Pens slid across the page easily. However, the tops were on so tight that the pens sometimes came apart when trying to take the top off. But they were fine overall as long as you are careful with them.

These are ok. They are a good price if you want cheap pens for kids. The thicker side is more like a marker and the thinner side is VERY thin. I find it easier to do calligraphy with Crayola markers than these.