Prismacolor Premier Double-Ended Art Markers, Fine And Chisel Tip, Manga Colors, Adult Coloring, 12 Pack

These markers were on a YouTube video that my kids were watching and they had to have them. I ordered 2 color options and they do not disappoint. Beautiful, saturating colors. They have a broad and thin point option for tips and bring every picture to another level.

Bright and vivid - good quality

Prismacolor 3620 Premier Double Ended Art Markers are amazing! They are the best markers out there, beautiful colors that flow like silk from the tip with virtually no bleed through. I purchased a small set to go along with a cheaper, larger set from a different company due to financial issues, and I wish I had saved my money and just bought Prismacolors. You can feel the difference. They are without question worth the money. Will be buying more in the future.

I use this in my classroom for information posters by students.

These markers are a "professional" quality set at a low price, which is really the biggest selling point of this set. However, beware of the use of "Manga" as part of the label. These are not brush tip and although this is a nice set of markers, it can not possibly cover everything you can believe to be "Manga" with just 12 colors.Now, to be fair the product description reads: "Double-ended markers with both broad and fine nibs". These are obviously not brush tip markers. However, for some reason, when I read "Manga" as part of the label, I thought they were brush tip markers. Even then, I thought it was a good set of colored markers for a good prices, so I decided to keep them anyway.As the description of this product mentions, "Manga" refers to the range of colors available in this set. However, how much of a range do you have with only 12 markers? You have your three primary and three secondary: PM1 Process Red, PM 17 Sunburst Yellow, PM39 True Blue, PM14 Pale Vermillion, PM167 Apple Green, and PM171 Lilac. You have three more for flesh tones: PM72 Eggshell, PM70 Brick Beige, and PM208 Ballet Pink. One for shadows: PM156 French Gray 20%. And two for backgrounds: PM95 Sienna Brown, and PM144 Cloud Blue.Of course, you can get really be creative with this set of colors and use them however you want. For example: Use Brown, Vermillion and Yellow for flesh tones, or Cloud Blue for eye color. These markers are very good for layering and if you are able to blend them then you range of colors will go up quite a bit, but that would mean you are already good at using markers.I think this is an OK starter set of markers for artist who has some experience with markers. I wouldn't advertise them for beginners, but it would be the next step to go if you already dabble with cheaper markers.

After receiving my item I didn't realize that I had two of the same shade of color and one of them needed to be a different shade. Instead of contacting Amazon about my situation, I emailed Prismacolor and they quickly responded and informed me that a replacement would be sent for the missing marker. Fast and quick response from Prismacolor.

A mi hijo le encanto, muy buena calidad

Muy buenos, intensos.

Certainly! Here's a more eloquent version of your review:From the moment I saw these markers, I knew I wanted them. The colors are truly unique and did not disappoint when I swatched them. Each hue is lovely and combines beautifully with the others. It's intriguing how the colors manage to be both bright and muted simultaneously. Swatching them revealed endless possibilities for creative combinations. The quality is exceptional, and I highly recommend these markers.

My child enjoys drawing with these. Vivid colors!

I’ve always loved using Prismacolors and have a very hard time finding them in my area. They work really well and the colours are bright.

La verdad es que los e probado poco soy un usuario que estudia diseño industrial y el bocetaje con plumon es muy necesario, soy un amante de los plumones chartpack y quise probar los prismacolor la verdad es que le dan muy buen acabado y colores a si que aprobados

I have been an avid user and fan of Prismacolor products for years... at least 20 of them, to be sure. For the price, they are a bit more than I prefer to pay, but, compared to Copic, they are within my budget, and in my opinion, produce the same results. I prefer the brush and fine tips over the chisel and ultra fine, but to each their own, on that one. I have also recently acquired and had the pleasure of trying out the OHU brand, and find them to be, ok, but still not as good as Prismacolor.