Shuttle Art Automatic Ink Control Acrylic Paint Markers, 24 Pastel Colors Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Pens for Rock Painting, Ceramic, Wood, Canvas, Glass, Stone, Fabric, Card Making, DIY & Art Supplies

Amazing paint pens/markers! I usually use Posca paint pens but wanted to try something new because they are expensive and eat through your paper. These pens are super bright and work just the same for cheap, and the brush tips are so nice to use. They do not bleed or eat away at even super thin paper. Literally amazing! Bright colors, easy to hold and use the different pen tips, and they layer very opaque and easily. Wish I got a bigger bundle with more colors. The pen colors match the actual color pretty well as well which is nice.

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

Shuttle Art's Acrylic Paint Markers, the 60 brush set. This set has a wide range in color, from red all the way to brown. The matte finish of the paint is one of the best textures compared to other branded acrylic paint markers, and I've bought a lot of paint markers before finding these. with these paint markers comes a convenient stackable plastic carry case/ storage container. The paint markers themselves have a clear window where you can see the paint on the inside!! So you can see if your paint marker is out of ink or not mixed properly. Speaking of mixing the paint, all you have to do it shake the pen up and down a couple of time whenever you want to use it and the tiny ball inside the pen will mix around the paint. The felt tip of the brush marker makes for great thin to thick lines. You can get thinner lines by just using the tips of the brush and get thinker lines when angling the brush more. I've bought this a while ago and have been using it for many different art projects, from painting on paper to decorating pumpkins, to even decorating boxes. These will actually stay on all sorts of different materials and surfaces. The paint dries fairly quickly and for the most part the opacity is amazing, You really only need to go over some non paper materials with two coats but on paper one coat is all you need. These markers don't dry out when not in use for a long time as long as you store them somewhere cool, like a shelf or drawer. I highly recommend these to anyone who wants to try using acrylic paint for the first time, since these are very beginner friendly and great quality. As an artist I was so afraid to use my more expensive markers, but since these were on the cheaper end I had full confidence to play around with these however I liked. Have some fun and try these out, even if you buy the smaller set!!

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!

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.

The markers are very good quality. I used them to paint a sign for a business. The paint flow was excellent and the colors were nice. Good value for the money.

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

Belle le punte, colori carichi di inchiostro. Le tonalità risultano più scure di quelle rappresentate perciò non sono soddisfatta solo per questo motivo, per il resto soddisfacente Sarebbe top fossero colori più accesi e vivaci

Super happy with these! I used them to decorate some mugs and the colors stayed true after the baking process. I also used them to make some christmas cards and they really do give it a painted look.

These are great