ARTISTRO Acrylic Paint Pens, Dual Tip, Acrylic Marker Pens for Fabric, Canvas, Rock, Glass, Wood, Paper, DIY, Kids and Adults 2 Black (Brush + Fine 1 mm)

They are gold coloured nice and bright. They work straight out of the box no shaking like in other acrylic pens. Both ends with fine and there is a big difference between the thick and thin nib. In short exactly what it days in the advert

Just as expected! Lovely golden colour and paints onto rocks well.

Thicker pen is a lovely gold colour. The thinner is very yellow and not gold at all

nice, choice of two tips makes this very versatile. quick drying too!

First thing I should mention is that I looked on this brands website and their acrylic markers are heavily marketed towards rock painting, I used them on smooth canvas so if you use them on papaer, card, rocks etc you might have different results. I've been using acrylic markers for my art for the past couple of years, mainly Posca and Molotow. Acrylic markers typically come in a much smaller selection than other mediums and whilst you can make new colours with Molotow it does require buying more paint, empty pens etc so it's a lot more hassle than mixing regular acrylic or water colour etc. So I'm always on the look out for new colours and I came across these on Insta and it looked like there might be some colours I don't have. First thing I need to say about the pens is that the case they come in is one of the best art cases I've seen among any brand so kudos for that. Colours - There's a decent selection of colours especially the yellow/orange/red selection. The blue selection is okay but there's only two real greens and no light purple/lilac colours. There's also a few flesh tones. As far as adding to my Posca and Molotow collection. The aqua green, light green, pastel blue and coral pink are new colours. Posca does have an aqua green and coral pink but they are different colours. The coral pink here is actually nothing like coral pink, it's more like a light brown. Performance - When I was making the colour chart one of the colours was very dry and a couple of other were very watery. The colour went down smooth on my colour swatch which is canvas sheet which is quite rough. However on smooth canvas I had two issues and I've had them with other 'cheaper brands'. Firstly the paint doesn't go down smooth and it can look streaky. You can go over with another layer but there is always the possibility it takes more than two layers or you scratching through the older layers. On small sections it's not a problem but on large areas it's a problem. My second issue is that the colours look shiny once they've dried and this really stands out when you used them next to Posca or Molotow. The colours are numbered ranging from 11 to 84 so I looked on the website to see if the other 40 or so colours were there and see if there's any I could add to my collection but the company just has way too many different kinds of pens that all look different and loads of different sets in different sizes. They do sell single colours but only in packs of 5 which isn't helpful. It feels like the company has just bought loads of different kinds of acrylic markers and had their logos put on them were as Posca and Molotow all of their pens look the same but just come in different sizes. If you do buy these and do like them and want to expand your collection I highly recommend looking at Posca or Molotow, they are more expensive but you can shop around to get deals on packs etc but they are substantially better in quality. Instagram Dr_Radz

These are great for my glass paintings easy to work with nice that it's thickness

Excellent,I bought these to write signatures on the back of my finished artwork

Very good, other than white, which does not work