Acrylic Paint Pens 22 Gray Tones Assorted Pro Color Series Markers Set 0.7mm Extra Fine Tip for Rock Painting, Glass, Mugs, Wood, Metal, Canvas, Projects, Non Toxic, Waterbased, Quick Drying

Let me start this off by saying that I am an artist. I am one of those picky artists who is obsessed with finding the perfect paint or the perfect paintbrush.. or the perfect.... paint pen. I have a massive collection of paint pens with names such as Posca, Montana and Molotow. We all know those paint pens aren't cheap and they come with flaws. I took a risk and decided to buy these because I was drawn to the range of color! I felt it was worth the risk! Let me tell you..It was definitely worth the risk! I've included a pic of a fraction of my markers and paint pens in my review so you can get an idea of what I work with for comparison. This is not a paid review and I definitely bought all 5 or 6 sets with my own money so, I'll copy and paste this review on every set I've purchased. Pros:1. Easy to get the paint to flow. Shake it to mix any settled paint. It took about 4 pumps on average to get the paint to flow.2. Great coverage. I even tested yellow over black. Posca can't compare to this. I included a picture with multiple layers of different colors overlapping for reference.3. The tips aren't getting clogged with paint. Anyone who as dealt with an ultra fine Posca and the muddy mess that can unexpectedly happen on a project knows the frustration. It hasn't happened once.4. The fine lines are comparable to Posca Ultra Fine.5. The color range is phenomenal. They aren't dups of the same color. Each color is different and is perfect for the painting without actually having to paint effect.6. I havent tried it yet, but I can bet these would be great for rock painting also.7. These work WONDERFUL on YUPO paper. You might need to let a layer dry and double it up. Not because of the paint, but because of the nature of Yupo.Cons: None? I can't really think of any cons. I am sad I have spent literally thousands of dollars before I found these. I haven't done enough research to know if I'll be able to order replacements of specific colors if I go through certain colors faster than others so, I suppose that could be a foreseeable problem if that option is not available. Hopefully, they have the option to "build your own" or customize or order colors or refills directly from the manufacturer.

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Wow! So glad I found these! The color range offers so much room to play around. I cannot express how much I love these. I’ve tried them on canvas,plastic, paper, cardboard, and wood so far. Every surface has worked with the exception to plastic. Skip plastic. The only downside is that these tend to clog very frequently. I’ve been using a wet paper towel to wipe the nibs off and it has always solved it. They do come with a pack of 5 nibs in case you do need replacements. I think it’s nice you can see the paint level on the side.The color is slightly off from the printed colors on the back of there box. The cap color itself is much closer to the actual color. I’m just so happy to have found a reliable brand that doesn’t have a weird finishing texture like some other acrylic paint pens, and a brand that gives a wide range of color options unlike another beloved og brand we all know (posca).If you don’t buy these you are sorely snoozing!Like Posca the same rules apply. Shake a lot. Even pressure on tip. Don't try to apply another coat before the previous one finishes airing out. If your nib is clogged don’t keep pumping or paint will ooze out the base and dry. Hope this helps!

I ordered these pens strictly for the color palette. I make earrings that are hand painted and needed a large range of blues for some ocean themed earrings. I've heard of Tooli before, but had never ordered them. They come highly rated so it was a bit of a no-brainer. Once I got them and used them I was blown over. These are without a doubt the best acrylic paint pens I have ever used. The ink flows very easily and smoothly. The tips are super fine which is important for the small areas. And the colors are bright and vibrant. I will be using Tooli exclusively from now on. They are absolutely amazing. So Tooli-Art, if you are looking to sponsor someone, I'm available.

I just received these today and immediately swatched them out. So I love the variety of colors, smooth flowing paint, and they primed with ease. I bought smaller/fine tips because I specifically ordered with lettering and detail work in art journals in mind. Based on the swatching, these will definitely do the job/s I have in mine. The cons are that they are a little small for the price. The smaller size isn’t a total con as it makes it nice to hold for lettering since it feels like a pen, so I’m feeling a bit of love/hate towards the size. I gave up on lettering with GEL pens because of dry out issues. These will be great for lettering! The pink set has some duplicate colors. 17 & 18 are almost the exact same color, as well as 10/21, and 11/6. But the colors are so beautiful that I can over look this. For the price, a slightly larger marker with double fine/broad ends would make these markers surpass the famous Poscas due to color variation. As much as I love the colors, I wouldn’t buy separate sets to have access to thin and thick tips because it’s too expensive and too much to store. I am also only rating a 4 due to the lack of open stock. I could tell right out the door that I will use #1 and #22 like crazy because of how beautiful the colors are. But when they run out of paint, I’m out of luck and will have to buy a whole new set??!!?! I think if Tolli came up with open stock, double ends, and a slightly larger size, they’d easily put Posca out of business since Tolli would then be the perfect paint marker. I love my Poscas but there is no comparison to this color range. Despite the 4 star review, do I recommend them and will I buy more? YES.