56227 Dual Brush Pen Art Markers, Wonderland, 6-Pack. Blendable, Brush and Fine Tip Markers, Portrait, 1 Count (Pack of 6)

Let me speak to Durability first. The pen itself is quite durable as far as the casing and cap. The actual brush tip that you color with is less durable. I do love to get a new pack of Tombows because the point on the brush tip definitely gets less and less precise as you use it. This is very disappointing but I guess should be expected. As for the durability of the ink, I think it has a pretty good length of life of the ink. I tend to use mine a lot, so they might seem to go quickly, but I think I get quite a lot of strokes out of them. The value for money is moderate. They are pretty pricey markers, but they are also quite quality. To me, they are worth it, but they may not be worth it to everyone. As for bleed resistance, they are pretty good. On your average coloring book paper, they do not bleed fully to the back side like Sharpies do, but they do leave a shadow on the back of the page. One thinner paper, the bleeding would be worse. I would not necessarily recommend these for writing or coloring on both sides of paper. The functionality is excellent. These are probably my number one favorite media to use to color. They are somehow just extremely fun to use. They are easy to use for me, but I don't remember if there was a learning curve with the brush tip. Now I really enjoy them ,so I forget what it was like when I used them for the first time. They do require a bit of a different technique then your standard Crayola or Rose Art marker because the tip, being a brush, does move slightly as it touches the paper. I enjoy this, as I said, but it may have a slight learning curve, but not a steep learning curve. I like the colors in Wonderland (this is the second set I have gotten). I find they are good for water aspects, even though that is not what they are marketed as. I prefer the packs of 10 markers because it just gives you more options, but I am trying to collect all of the available Tombow packs, and I do truly like this pack. I hope you enjoy these markers as much as I do.

This set has great colors in it and was a very good value. Tombow markers are my favorite.

Colors complement one another beautifully. Pens are perfect for coloring or lettering.

I’ve been using tombow pens for years now and they have always been great for journaling. This winter set was perfect and colors matched the lids.

Loved the colors perfect greenish colors. does not transfer color.

These pens Rock! You have to try them.

Good, not perfect. On photo comparison 12 hours after applying on mixed media and cold pressed watercolor paper: Winsor&Newton, Tombow, Faber-Castell Goldfaber and Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer.

Love tombow pens!