120 Colors Acrylic Paint Markers, Acrylic Markers Extra Fine Tip Paint Pens for Rock Painting, Canvas, Wood, Stone, Ceramic, Glass, Fabric, DIY Crafts Making Art Supplies

These paint pens are simply fabulous! Not a marker or a pen, but actually paint in a pen. So much fun to play around with! I had just sketched out a little scene from Pinterest, trying to decide if I wanted to purchase the stamp set. Since it was just sitting there I decided to use these paint pens … FYI, I had a blast and was pleasantly surprised.First you have to prime each pen to get the paint flowing. Originally I had used a permanent ink sketching pen to do this and I was pretty amazed that these paint pens are opaque and could completely cover my black sketching ink. I purposely left some of the black in showing, but I could have covered it if I had wanted too.I discovered a fun little hack. On the paper towels I was using to prime these pens, I also had a piece of clear scotch tape. I primed some ink on the tape and it stayed wet long enough to dip a wet paintbrush in the ink and smear it onto the watercolor paper that my sketch was on. An improvised paint pallet! I had to move quickly, but it was doable.When you prime these paint pens, use multiple layers of paper towel as the ink is permanent and you dont want to mark up your work surface. I got these to use on wooden Christmas ornaments with my grandkids so we will all be wearing painting aprons to protect our clothes. I found this set to be so much fun to use. Just remember that this really is paint flowing out of a pen. It dries quickly. The metallics are especially sparkly. Any artsy kid or adult would love this set!

I found this set a great addition to my collection of craft items. The large number of markers, the variety of styles (metallic, glitter, etc) made this a unique set to have. The tip is easy to load with color unlike others I have used in the past. It worked really well on my canvas board.

This paint set has 120 colors, & the paint markers work wonderfully. There are 6 types of colors, all detailed on the back of the box. I especially like the fine tip for detailed work. I had a bit of trouble getting each marker to start, as they required vigorous shaking even after I'd expelled the air & pressed down on the point. That, however, is a minor issue. I'd been looking for a set like this; I think these are now my go-to paint markers. They're a pretty fair deal & will last me a long time.

These markers are awesome!! Beautiful colors, easy to use, very functional, and great value and quality. Durable and doesn't dry out

This is such a great set of acrylic markers that work on a range of surfaces beyond paper and canvas. They can be used on stones, wood or even fabric. There are 120 colors to choose from and they are grouped into different categories (neon, glitter, pastel, etc.)The 0.7 tip is described as "extra fine" in the ad, but I would say they are closer to a fine tipped Sharpie--which is a good thing for this type of pen. Too fine and it's hard to get a strong line on a stone, for example.If the option for a 50% coupon is still available, that makes these a very great buy. Even without it, though, $60 for 120 really nice paint pens is already pretty good.

120 different colors including glitter colors. Easy to use, just press tip on whatever you’re trying to paint and the pain flows into tip for using as a thin to medium thick line. Well worth the money ! Love these

My gripe about some of these pens is how stiff the brush is. They often take what feels like forever to bleed down to the color. These were no exception. But, the array of colors is pretty awesome. There are 5 different sheens and each marker is clearly labeled to make sure you got the type you want. I'm not impressed with the glitters. I don't think these types of markers lend itself to glitter. It gives off very subtle - you gotta look for it. These do dry fast! Which is good if you're using them for multi-media projects. All in all, comprehensive set. 8/10

I've been trying different acrylic pens lately, and I really like the brush tips, but sometimes you can't get really thin lines with them. And of course a bullet nib has the same problem. So I was very happy with the size of nib on these pens. It's an extra fine tip, but using the side, you can fill in larger areas too. They worked really well for me although I'm not a huge fan of shake, shake, push to get them going. There are extra nibs included however, so if you do damage a nib by pressing too much, or too hard, you can swap it out. The box they come in is nice and sturdy so the pens are easy to put back or arrange in any way you like. I've never tried glitter acrylic pens, so I was anxious to try those (there are 12 in the box) and they worked great! Although all the colors are listed on the back of the box, there are no names in the individual markers. They do say whether they are metallic, classic, glitter, etc. So make sure to test the color before using because we all know that the caps don't exactly match the actual color. All in all this is a great set for anyone looking for a smaller nib, lots of different colors, and a good box to keep them in.