40 Colors Skin Tone Markers Dual Tip Marker Set, Alcohol Based Art Markers Artist Permanent Sketch Manga Marker Pens whit Upgraded Case for Portrait Illustration Drawing Coloring

I recently got back into traditional marker drawings recently to take a break from digital art. While coloring with markers I realized I needed to expand my skin tone set because the peach and the browns in my set were just not cutting it. I am actually quite happy with my purchase. Some of these markers are quite vibrant, but I actually like the look. Something I realized is that these markers don't really layer on each other like how some markers do. The blenders that comes along with this set also doesn't really work for me. It seems to remove some of the marker, it's easier to just blend with the markers themselves.

I'm a professional illustrator and I've used several different brands of markers including Copics, Prismacolor, Blicks, etc so I'm pretty familiar with markers in general. I needed some skin tones, specifically, tan and darker skin tones because even though I have 120+ markers, I didn't have the right colors to color darker skin.These markers were at such a great price and they do exactly what I need them to! And I love the wide range of skin colors this set gives. The colors can be applied nice and smoothly, just like my other markers and the markers feel like there's plenty of ink to last for awhile.My only complaint is like what others have said, the markers only have their color name and numbers on the caps which can scratch off easily (some were already a little faded right out the box) but I just rearranged them in order and made a color chart to keep track of the colors and I don't think it'll be a problem.Overall, I am pretty happy with my purchase!

Colors are wonderful

I bought these markers because I needed more skin color choices for my adult coloring books. I received them quickly and they came in a nice carrying case. First I made a color swatch chart and saw there were many skin colors I could use in my coloring. My first project I used a beigh marker, the color went on smooth with beautiful color, I did find that the marker felt alittle dry after using it for more than a couple of minutes so I colored part of the face and came back and did the rest of the face later. I like these markers very much and would probably buy again.

I bought these alcohol marks in conjunction with another set that has broad range of color and really makes my drawings pop! (I included a color key I made so you can see what the colors look like on paper.) They come on smoothly and blend well with each other. There is also a blender tool if you want more distortion or bleeding between your colors.I would recommend buying a simple ball point pen to use as an outliner as in the color set (not this set) the pen was too thick and bled where I didn't want it to. Happy drawing!

Awesome markers for the price. Only complaint is that some of them were very drier and streaky. :/ the browns were also very close together so I wish it was more difference in the brown shades. They also kind of bleed but if you go slow and no so close to your lines it was fine.

Used for personal and professional projects, nice tones for skin tones, they blend well, don't bleed or streak excessively and work well on a variety of papers and canvas.

I don't like making lukewarm reviews but I have to for these. I'm no artist by any stretch of the imagination. For the past few months I've been buying different mediums in art supplies to color with when I want to do projects that aren't my typical thing which is making doll accessories, resin crafting or card making. I have to say I don't like these at all. I used one of the colors "Rose Beige" to color in a face. It went down streaky so I put on more, that layer went down streaky as welm and then darkened the color. After fiddling with it enough I went and got my Spectrum Noir markers. I personally would never pay the price for how much those cost but with A.C. Moore going out of business I got almost the entire six pack sets that are offered for $4 a package. When I tried a color on a different picture these markers still streaked and the Spectrum Noir marker laid down constant, even color. Even with putting more on the color didn't darken, at all. I think that perhaps if you are a better artist than myself, these will probably work better for you. For me, I'll just stick to my Spectrum Noirs and find another brand of skin tone markers.