Metallic Marker Pens with Soft Brush Tip for a Sheen Glitter Finish Set of 15 - Perfect for DIY Projects such as Card Making, Scrapbooking and Calligraphy for Valentine's Day and More

These paint pen's were a really great buy. They have beautiful color. Plan on buying more. They go a long way to.

Just what I needed for art project I was working on.

Colors are different due to being metallic but they do work well.

I love these pens for their vibrant colors and their subtle metallic sheen! The brush is extremely soft, though, especially in comparison to Tombow pens which are my usual go-to. The image with words written on white paper show one line written with these pens, then one line written with tombow pen, for each word. As you can see, these pens definitely shine. They are also very bold on black/dark paper, which was my main reason for buying them. Since the brushes are so soft, though, the lines can sometimes come out a little sloppily if you're not careful. This is just something to get used to.They also dry out quickly, so if you're done using one, immediately close it. I store them horizontally so as not to either oversaturate the tip (if stored with pen heads facing down) or dry the tip out (if stored with head facing up), and it's worked out for me so far.If you're doing very large letter work, I would not recommend these pens. Their brush length is relatively medium-short, so they're much better for medium to small letter work, so you don't have to do multiple brush strokes to get one line to the thickness you would like. These pens also very obviously show when you have multiple brush strokes overlapping or next to each other, since the ink slightly gradients itself (as you can see in the word "Calligraphy" on the black paper--no extra work was done to make the letters look lined).Overall, I would highly recommend these pens to anyone who is looking to make bold, shiny calligraphy in medium to small letter sizes. I would NOT recommend these pens to brand new letterers, because you need a certain amount of control before you can use these, and I would recommend knowing your style and your stroke habits before embarking on using this set. For beginners, I would get slightly more stiff brush pens and practice strokes first.

I havd had a set of these before and really liked them. I recommend this brand.

The coverage they give is great. I really like them but if you need a string metallic shine, this is not for you. If you want a soft sheen or great coverage I recommend these .

Showed up midway into Paint Marker browsing so naturally I presumed they were and the photo seemed worthy of a try. The are NOT paint as I mistakenly took them for; they are ink. No sweat the recipient said they are cool and would be using them. I haven't tried them myself plus it does look on the packaging just like acrylic paint markers so the stars are not defining the actually products qualities but placement and packaging.

The markers write very well but the colors that the caps show are not the colors that the markers write. Much darker.