Arrtx Acrylic Markers 36 Colors,Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Markers Paint Pens Set for Rock Painting Glass Stone Wood

Tl;dr-No leakage-No pumping-Very opaque (except one, may just be a me issue)-Can layer very well on top of each other (if layering a huge amount, expect a small warp in the page)-Does not ruin paper-Numbered capsheard about these through a YouTube sponsor for an artist so I decided to get them. As a digital artist who only does traditional once in a blue moon, I really love these markers, you don’t have to pump them to get the paint flowing and there is absolutely no leakage in my experience so far. Also they’re brush tip, what’s there to lose? They layer pretty well, it did cause my paper to warp slightly (only for the first image) but even then it wasn’t by a lot (and I layered these on top of each other A LOT so that would explain the warping. If you’re not layering as much as I did, I don’t think you’d encounter the warping). The opaqueness is great in all of the markers except for my pink one numbered T329, for some reason it is very faint (see in image two, I attempted to use it as a shading color for the white parts of the drawing), in fact the most color I could get from it was the first time I used it for the swatch and ever since it has been very difficult to get it be opaque. Besides that one, the rest work incredibly well (especially the white, which is what I was looking forward to).Note: My swatch sheet has color names that I made up (yes, I know some are a little silly so ignore them), I don’t know if these colors have official color names, however they are numbered which I only noticed after I had finished swatching (but I really like the organization of them!)

Great product!

No pumping, paint comes out nice and covers well

I bought my pens in March. I have used them a number of times. Some of them have already dried out. I have had them about a month and a half and a number of them have already dried out. Is there anybody that knows how to revive them?

I made this plaque for a friend's wedding and used the white for the larger letters, while using a super fine tip for the Bible verse. The acrylic marker was great, didn't create any bleeding, dried quickly so I could do multiple coats in a short period, and didn't put up old color when applying the next layer. Easy to trace a pattern and then just fill it in, making you look like an artist but never needing to use a brush! I ended up using spray poly over top for protection and the paint didn't run or mess up at all. Can't wait to try the other colors as there are a bunch!!

I'm very impressed! These markers are just lovely and there are so many shades to choose from! They will be great when doing mandalas on my rocks because you can really achieve all of the gradient hues with so many colors to choose from. The cardboard box they come in is compact and has a tray that easily comes off to reveal the other 18 markers stored below. I feel that this is a very high quality set and at about $1 each, it is a great value. However, if the company offered a discount code from time to time, that would make for an awesome deal and I would buy more sets to gift to others. The markers allow you to get that thin detailed line, but also with a little pressure applied, you can still achieve the thicker brush stroke. These will surely be fun to work with when I'm just not in the mood to break out all of my paint bottles and brushes. Also, the paint dries super quick!

These paint markers are the bomb. They are bright and easy to use. I bought them to rock paint with them, but I had to test each one out on paper. They move smoothly over the page, no snags. I keep thinking out things to paint with them: sketch paint rendering. home designed cards, (no more expensive one), glass art, the list is endless.

Hello.Overall I really liked the ease of these markers. Unfortunately I received markers that were empty (especially the black marker) which made it impossible to use.