Automatic Ink Control Acrylic Paint Markers, 36 Colors Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Pens for Rock Painting, Ceramic, Wood, Canvas, Glass, Stone, Fabric, Card Making, DIY Supplies, FlipFunAlong

Just received this evening. Very pleased that the package was only a day late after the outage we all experienced. These were packaged very well, a very professional look. Nice tips. I haven’t done anything with them yet but I did make some marks. Very nice set. UPDATE: I added pic of one of the cards then included. You have a card to swatch every color and they give you some graphics to paint. I think that’s a very nice addition to the set. I included a pic of a finished ball cap I did with the pens. Lays on nice and bright. I didn’t have to apply several coats to get it bright. This set does not have dark colors. The 60 pen set has the dark colors. I’m not complaining I’m going to buy them as I think these are the best I’ve used so far. I’m

These acrylic paint markers work wonderfully. They have great colors and do not dry out like other acrylic markers do. I will definitely buy these again!

These acrylic paint markers are amazing. The colors are incredibly vibrant, and the pack comes with a great variety. I use them for crafts with my newborn and every little project turns out so good! The colors pop beautifully and are super easy to use.

These metallic markers are exceptional! I have been working on a series of wood projects and needed a solution that would go over wood stain and these markers exceeded expectations. The fact that there are two different tip sizes really provided the flexibility I needed for detailing and filling in more color. Additionally, after I poured the epoxy, they didn't bleed. I look forward to continue using these markers for various projects!

I do like these markers quite a lot. They dry pretty quickly and overall have good coverage. I think that one of the most important things to test with acrylic markers is how opaque the white marker is and how well it layers over colors or can be used to highlight or correct mistakes. The Shuttle Art white marker is not very good, even after shaking it for over 30 seconds; it's transparent and I find myself re-drawing lines made with any of the light-colored markers (such as yellow and blue) because they are so transparent. I also like that they don't require a lot of setup and you just need to shake them for a little bit to get them going, because they have brush tips and you don't need to depress the tips to get paint flowing. That's really nice, especially if you are used to markers that require a lot of setup. The paint flow is also pretty consistent (aside from the light colors) - no blobs of dried paint or bits of the tip coming off. With that said, the hardness of the brush tips is VERY different from marker to marker and I am not sure why. Most of the markers I have used in this set have a pretty stiff brush tip, which allows for a good variation of line - if the brush tip is harder, it's easier to use a light touch and get a fine line or add details. The black marker tip, however, is so soft that the tip is already blunt and I am not going to get any good fine details out of it. I was excited about this set because it had a lot of colors, but even with this many colors I don't think the variety of color is that great. I draw a lot of brown-skinned people and I was stoked to have more than one brown, but they are all pretty light browns. I had to really swatch anything that looked remotely like brown to find a color that was suitable, and there is no shade of brown in this set that is dark enough to represent a dark-skinned person with any accuracy. There is ONE orange. There are two yellows that are basically the same rather than having like a cool and warn yellow. Same with the grey markers - two that are basically the same instead of a light and dark grey. These do leak occasionally but only certain markers and I'm not really sure where they are leaking. So on the surface, it looks like a decent color variety, but depending on what your subject matter is, you might find it lacking. I would recommend these but would also say to get the extra fine tip Posca markers in black and white. Not sure if the issue with the brush tip on the black marker was just me, but I assume the formulation of the white paint is just not that great if you have to go over what you drew 3+ times and it's still not opaque.

Highly pigmented, beautiful colors. Will have lots of fun with these. Great value.

UPDATE::: Y'all I love these markers so much I've been using them consistently since I got them in october- no issues with drying AT ALL, though I would recommend taking them out and giving them a good shake periodically as a precaution. I find that they work smoother/more painterly on canvas or primed surfaces- they dry a bit too quickly on paper and soak up a bit more, but they still didn't even bleed through my mixed media sketchbook, so that's a major win! The case does take up a lot of space when you have all the sections out and accessible, which isn't my favorite, but is only a minor hindrance. No issues with snapping or breaking at all. I still have nitpicks about the color range (lack of oranges and yellows, mostly) but have found that, while they're still wet, they do mix quite nicely. You can achieve a lot of good in-between colors by mixing on the surface you're creating on before the marks dry. Though I am still so sure I will run out of white and yellow before anything else, which has me wishing I could buy individuals. Despite that, these are one of my favorite sets of art supplies in recent years. I'm obsessed. Updated pros/cons PROS: -Surprisingly opaque -very saturated colors -dries fast and layers well (colors do dry a bit darker, as it goes with acrylic) -The brush tip is actually the best, no more pumping a paint marker CONS: -color range is lacking a bit in oranges, yellows, and dark colors -case takes up a lot of space when opened -------------------------------- original review -------------------------------- (I got these today, so this is a 'first impressions' review) I'm a artist and art instructor by trade, and I like to use a wide variety of materials to make recommendations to students as well as find new supplies for myself. These markers are pretty solid- I like acrylic paint for its opaque layering properties, as well as the quick dry, and these markers are pretty effective at both. As with acrylic paint, you do have some transparency and a need to layer, especially on lighter colors like white and yellow, or on top of darker colors. But overall, the coverage is pretty solid and the saturation is impressive. The case is a bit weird, you have to be careful separating the layers (they tuck into these little ridges at the back to hold together, and I can see there being a risk of snapping) but otherwise it seems convenient. The color range is odd. Acrylic dries darker than it applies, so after you let them sit for a moment you do have deeper hues, but the black included is SO much darker than the deepest of any other color. I'd really love to see a deep jewel tone range for each hue so I can achieve solid depth without just resorting to black. A deep alizarin crimson, phthalo blue or Paynes grey, deep viridian- the problem, I assume, is that these markers all have an almost chalky binder to keep the opacity up, and it sacrifices the deeper values as a result (many of the above listed colors are traditionally transparent.) So I'm not sure this would even be possible with the current pigment/binders used. Still, it would be wonderful to have a really deep set of colors, and if I'm just missing them in this 60 pack, I'd love to be directed to where I can grab them. Also, there's not a lot of orange options, and there are a whole lot of certain other colors, like green and pink. Anyway tldr; PROS: -nice opacity -very Saturated -dries fast and layers well -smooth flow with convenient brush tip CONS: -color range is lacking in oranges, yellows, and dark colors -case is a bit confusing I'll come back after a couple months of use to update on whether the markers have any trouble or not, but as of today I'm liking them.

These markers look/feel like a hybrid between Copic and Posca—not a bad thing, just not what I expected. They didn’t bleed through the 165gsm pages of my sketchbook, which is a plus. The set isn’t exactly pastel, but I was after a slightly muted colour range anyway, so I’m happy with them so far.

Well packaged, had some extra papers to test the markers out on, easy to transport multilayered marker box. The only thing I'm missing a bit with the colours is a darker grey

甥っ子へのクリスマスカード用に購入しました。 カラーがかなり幅広く揃っているのと、思ってた以上にちゃんとメタリックでビックリしました。 重ねて使っても楽しいですし、マーカーなのでとても書きやすかったです。

Second time buying these as I wore out the other ones with my rock painting. I love the metallic pens - nice and bright especially after coating with modpodge and varathane.

Amazing and good quality nice pigment just perfect!