Kuretake Zig Clean Color Real Brush, 24 Colours set, Made in Japan

Lovely fresh colours with good blend ability, a few did go ever so slightly grainy but that might have been the paper I was using (160g/m² Daler Rowney A3 Sketchbook). If you're used to Copuc, Ohuhu etc brush tips you'll find these longer and much more flexible, they really are more 'brush' than 'brush tip'. I'd actually say I was a bit scared to get stuck in with them and I'd recommend you be more careful with them. I bought the 24 set, wasn't really in the market for 120 set at the minute but having used them, yeah, I'd be looking to get the 120 set in the future probably, for a mixed media artist or a hobbyist who colours in I'd definitely recommend them. Oh and there was a tiny bit of bleed through to the back of the page but even so that was just after heavy blending. I was replacing the old Letraset Aquapromarkers (remarkable markers lol) and this was as close as I could get.

I bought a single pen before buying this big set- these are fabulous pens. The brush end is very flexible and you can get a very narrow line, and a broader one, just with pressure. It is very smooth to use and clear lines. So they make great lettering pens. They are water soluble, so equivelant to a loaded paintbrush. There are Lots of You Tube reviews, and often there is a complaint about how they react with water on paper. Like any water colour you need to wet the paper slightly ahead, or it will be less smooth in shading. They work really well on watercolour paper, which is where they really perform best. The colours are great ( set of 60) some are quite bright/ synthetic hues, and I'm not greatly enamoured by neon colours, which there are neon pink, orange, yellow and green. I would highly recommend these pens, the quality of brush is great. These are very well priced ( I saw same box on Simon Says Stamp. com for $207 !) but they are still quite expensive for pens, until you get to have a go. They are streets ahead of other pens. I'd advise maybe to buy one to try. But if you enjoy lettering and watercolours you'll love these. I've seen people using with stamps, to colour images as well as on the stamp it's self as an ink. I'm delighted with them. They do all come individually wrapped, which is a test of patience, but twisting cap and body seems to be easiest way to unwrap. Enjoy them.

These are wonderful, I absolutely love them. The only doubt in my mind is how long will each pen last? They will be of most use for colouring books but you can use them in watercolour painting but because the brushes have such a sharp tip you can't do large areas. You can of course use them for detailing work. I have tried them on the brilliant 'Enchanted Forest' book and they are ideal. I usually use watercolour paints and a brush on this book and they do NOT bleed through. Unlike W&N pro-markers and Staedtler Noris Club Fibre Tip pens, both of which bleed through horrendously. The colours are very rich and if you are doing a leaf or flower the you can put a small amount on at the base and blend out with a damp brush or brush pen - I use a Mudder brush pen for this. The effect you get when you do this is great, looks beautiful

Not really worth the money but that's not a reflection on the quality of the pens, just an observation of how expensive things are these days! If you're looking for brush pens then these are the ones for you. Vibrant and smooth to work with they come in an array of colours. I bought these for adult colouring books and they are great but they don't mix well on colouring book paper (even more expensive ones). These are my go to set of pens if I want to use brush pens. Then brush nibs allow you to colour intricate and more spacious areas with just one pen.

I bought these Kuretake Clean Color Real Brush Watercolour Brush Pens (Set Of 24 Colours) for my wife who is an adult colourist and loves trying new mediums, so this review is in her words. "I don't normally colour with pens as they always tend to bleed through the paper, but found these brush pens really easy to use, it is actually my 1st time using this type of Brush Pens) as I would normally use sharpies and other types of pen. The colours are lovely and very vibrant, you can use the tip of the nib for those delicate hard to get to areas and for larger areas you want to get to just hold the pen to the side and use the side of the nib. I would really love it if they could bring out more colours such as skin tones, silver, gold, luminous and possibly other metallic colours, bigger size packs would be good too. I really don't know what I'm going to do when the ink runs dry on this set, I think I've found my new favourite colouring tool.

These pens are very easy to use, for all kinds of art work, I used them in parchment craft as they are good for detailed colouring because of their small brush nibs. They are also very vibrant with a good selection of colours, well worth the price.

Love these pens, I am a card crafter and use them for colouring in my stamped projects, the colours blend really well, the tips are really good for fine lines or for filling in. I have used lots of other pens that are made for crafters but none of them are as good as these, I thought long and hard before getting these read all the reviews,it was only when I saw them being used on a craft channel that I made up my mind ( they were selling them for a lot more ) so glad I did. The back ground in the picture was not done with these pens just the mouse and cake.

With the right watercolour card, these can be used to shade, blend and mix colours. Great little pens, last ages (never run one out yet) They take a bit of getting used to as the colours are so bold, but worth the effort.

These markers are just beautiful, and so easy to use. You can use the vibrant colour in so many ways - directly from the marker nib, or splash onto a palette and mix with other colours, or guache, or dilute with water. You have so much control, that even without previous exposure you can dive right in and create your own masterpieces!

I love how these perform. They are easy to blend and make a very fine line if needed

How I love, love, love using these brush markers. My copics have been delegated to the back of the cupboard to make room for these, and wow, are they just gorgeous to use. I much prefer water-based than alcohol, and the colour range of these is amazing. They also blend so beautifully. The brush is smooth and fine, so getting into the details is possible in ways that other pens simply can't achieve. The colours are quite rich, so it's worth getting the blender if you like using paler colours or blending out to a fade. Watercolour pens work well with these too, however, I've found the blender to be the best when aiming for a smooth, even diluted colour. The quality of paper makes a HUGE difference, and I've found them to blend well on smooth cardstock or ivory paper if in colouring books (like the paper in Johanna Basford's books). They also work really well on watercolour paper, however much more ink is used and I've found I have less control with blending because the paper absorbs so much ink so quickly. Using them on wet watercolour paper is also good but they very much behave similar to watercolour paint, in that you're best to allow the ink to do it's own thing and go with its flow, than try to control it too much. I've found it best to dab colours to blend and play with on an acrylic or silicone palette, then use my blending marker or a water brush to apply to the page when I want to apply or blend with lighter or diluted dark shades. The skin tones you see in the image I've shared are not included with this set but can be purchased separately in the portrait set (6). I also used watercolour pencils to complement some of the colours I used from the 60 set.

Avevo già acquistato la confezione da 36, mi sono piaciuti molto e ho deciso di comprare quella da 60. Rapporto prezzo- qualità ottimo! Colori vivaci e scriventi, li utilizzo soprattutto sul mio bullet journal per disegnare, si sfumano facilmente tra loro anche senza miscelarli con un pennello bagnato, creando delle belle sfumature e non trapassando il foglio. Li uso anche per disegnare come acquerelli, ottimo risultato. Bella la scelta dei colori, rispetto alla scatola da 36 ci sono più gialli, rossi e azzurri che scarseggiavano per i miei gusti nell’altra confezione. Assolutamente consigliati!!

Necesito practicar para mejorar, pero son de muy buena calidad y muy finos al momento de trazos delgados. Servicio y entrega como siempre excelentes.