ArrtxPaint Markers Paint Pens 60 Colors, Acrylic Paint Pens for Artists Adults Coloring Drawing Cartoon Anime Comic - Brush Tip for Rock Painting, Wood, Canvas, DIY Crafts Making Art Supplies

amazing pens, super opaque, just the right size to hold. And super easy to use, no need to shake it at all!

THESE MARKERS ARE AWESOME :D !!! Honestly I love everything about them! All of mine were super juicy and I love the color selection and packaging a lot! Super cute markers and I love the box, it feels really high quality honestly. All the markers have their own little "cubby" and come with sticker numbers to put on.I haven't really tried blending them that much (I'm sure you could definitely do it) but they layer super well! The white is really pigmented especially (thank the lord) The white I used in my drawing was NOT from this set, so I made my own swatch of layering white.The only issue I had was that one marker leaked a bit when I opened the cap on my desk, not a huge deal but I got acrylic paint on my desk mat :-( Just be careful when opening some, they're pretty juicy! I can't really complain about that though, lol. Overall I would definitely recommend! I think it is worth the money, personally. Everything about them is just really nice. The only real difference between this set and the other is that this set has a few more in between and lighter colors, whilst the 60A set has some neons, some dark colors, and metallics. Just go with what you think would suit your art more :)

Love these markers! I had gotten the 60A regular colors and plan on adding to the collection. They’re fluid, easy to apply (no shaking, just straight from the tip), pretty easy to blend given enough patience, and they are vibrant. The cons are that it’s not opaque as it seems, especially the lighter colors and it’s difficult to blend on some surfaces because it dries quickly. Another con for me is that, I don’t like have to label my own markers. They give you a sticker sheet to label them yourselves. It’s not a big problem because I go based off color anyways which are at the tips. Overall these markers let me do touch ups or just make something fun!

Bought these as a gift for my son. These are pretty kool! He loves them! :D

Hey I ordered this for my son and he loved it

I have a almost all of the arrtx sets. This is a necessary complimentary set to apply of the arrtx sells. I can never have enough white. Then there are the times that the blending requires it.... Which leaves a stain on the white tipsMost of the time, I can clean the tip off and use again blending another color just fine, but there are a few times I haven't been able to and required a new white pen. In the beginning of my foray into the arrtx acrylic marker world, there was only one white per kit, with the option for more basically non existent (when it comes to the single ended marker like this). Having the option to but more white, with more black has only make me a happier artist! The silver and gold tones in this kit are a nice bonus...Now, what would be truly swell, would be selling lines with portrait tones (including CMYK), then having the option to but in color families... A complete line of grey scales in cool, warm and natural would be steller, too... It's getting necessary and there is only one company selling grey sets, though sans brush tip.. you could be another, but with an upgraded products!! Oh also, please sell some extra tips, beyond what is provided in the kits. Thanks arrtx!!Super ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ product all around...

Very good acrylic markers great for using on paper didn’t bleed at all but I do recommend getting a new barrel for the markers the black marker leaked a bit and one of the grays were bubbling a tiny bit but otherwise it’s pretty great

The media could not be loaded. I actually like these acrylic markers more than my posca markers because I prefer the flexible brushtip on Arrtx markers. The lighter colors are a bit translucent, but if you layer it multiple times it blocks out black pen drawings. After about 6 or 7 layers, the light turquoise fully covered a black marker drawing I didn’t like (it’s a square blotch in the middle of the third photo).These markers work best on smooth paper in order to blend and layer colors. If you use the wrong paper, or don’t let the first layer dry, it will pick up bits of paper. The best part is that they don’t bleed through on the other side. These are perfect for my sketchbook to quickly get color in. They do dry on paper fast, so blending two colors has to be done quickly switching between two while both are wet. I’ve only had them for a few days and they don’t come with care instructions, but on their website they recommend storing them sideways to prevent it from drying out/leaking. The caps click into place to prevent drying.I chose the 60 count Anime color set because I loved the saturated palette and don’t really use metallic colors. Unfortunately, there’s not a lot of options for darker skin tones to mix with. These are best for background/landscape illustration and any other bright colored subjects. I also noticed that some colors dry a bit darker, so having a swatch page is helpful. These markers are so helpful for learning how to use color, and the medium is really forgiving because you can recolor areas without it affecting the other side of the page.