80 Color Master Markers Permanent Professional Dual Tip Alcohol Double-Ended Art Markers with Chisel Point and Brush Tip - Soft Grip Barrels, Includes: Plastic Storage Case

I love to color adult coloring books and am not an artist. These markers are vivid and have great saturation. You do need a little adjustment to how you color since they will bleed between lines and cannot really be used in small areas. Unlike water based, these will blend so smoothly. So if you stop and start again, you don't get that awful line. And they don't fade the longer you color, again like water based.They are expensive so I recommend buying a smaller set to try out alcohol based or just this brand which is what I did.Another thing to keep in mind is it does also depend on the paper. These are so wet they work better on thicker book paper, my favorite is the pre-code Haunted Horror coloring book available on Amazon. The paper thickness is perfect. They won't work on those stained glass books with the see-thru paper. And standard thin coloring paper there will be too much bleeding. So purchase smart...especially for the money they cost. Good luck!

I am impressed by the quality of these markers for such a cheap price! The saturation is rich and smooth. I would say they are comparable to prismacolors markers. Also, the colorless blender in this set is absolutely amazing! Just as good as a copic brand colorless blender. Really the only thing I would criticize is that many of the colors are darker than what is shown on the cap. Personally, it is not a big deal to me because I always have a scrap paper for color searching handy. They do have trouble with the lighter colors, but so do prismacolors which is why I would say they are about the same quality. I also think the felt tip could be a bit more soft and the market is a bit long, but that might me personal taste :) I still think these markers absolutely deserve a five star rating because you won't find anything that has this quality for it's price.

These lay down color pretty evenly and blend great, good deal for the price. I have not had issues with any of the colors leeching into white gel pen (which some prismacolor markers do) I definitely recommend getting BOTH the a and b sets if you plan on doing detailed and shaded work as set b has the more subdued pallet. Will continue buying these! Hopefully they will start selling individuals as well!

It's missing a star because I received the plastic container and it was cracked in multiple areas, I'm going to have to replace it. Otherwise these markets are amazing!! No duplicates or dried markers (never store them upright if you want long lasting even pigment), they're comfortable to hold, and the brush tip is amazing. I suggest pairing these with Crescent Rendr sketchbooks!I've illustrated how badly they bleed on my canson mixed-media sketchbook versus not bleeding at all on my pocket crescent Rendr sketchbook.

Its not just the price, these markers are great for what they are. Yes they bleed through a little, and yes they spread a little. But if you're an artist, or just someone who loves colors, you'll make it work. I got the 80 pack set A to try out and I kinda wish I would have just got the 160. But just with the 80 is more than enough to do any piece. I got the nylon case which I was hoping for but it did say includes nylon case in the title so idk why some have been getting broken plastic cases. I guess just make sure it says includes nylon case. Either way were here for markers not cases. Brush tips are great. I don't use much of the chisel tips. Brush tips are softer than copic but not bad at all. I'd compare them very close to the artists loft markers. Though I feel these are packed with alcahol when the artists loft seem to be almost dry every time I get them.

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I'm giving 3 stars because although the markers are beautiful and great for their price, I found some flaws that no one has mentioned so far in any other review I looked at before buying.First off, the cap colors are just completely off, I'm used to caps looking different from the actual color with other markers, but this set was just beyond what I can look over. For example, nude #3 is a light pink on cap, but ends up looking dark on paper.Then there are the nibs. If this is your first marker or you don't care much brush nibs to notice, then they're 100% fine. But I've noticed that the nibs are extremely stiff and it worries me that the tips will all fray too soon. It's like nothing but the top of the brush nib moves, which stops from making any good line variation. They have a weird feel to it, almost as if I'm just using a long fine nib instead of the brush. As you can see in my picture, I'm trying to push the nib down on the paper so I can get line width variation but the nib doesn't flex. This bothers me the most, since the one reason I bought them was for the brush nib. I didn't expect them to be amazing like copic or promarker, but a little more flexibility would have been nice.The barrels themselves aren't bad, maybe a little long, but getting used to it isn't hard and it doesn't make using the marker any less enjoyableOverall though, I do think the actual ink in the markers are amazing, and can even say that they're just as good as copic. For the extremely low price, it feels like a great bargain. Even with the flaws I found, I would still recommend them.

These are really nice quality pens and have a nice array of colors. They don't seem to dry out too quickly like some cheaper sets we had bought in the past.