Grabie Acrylic Paint Pens Markers, 48 Colors, 0.7 mm, Extra Fine Tip Drawing Markers, Premium Paint Pens for Painting on Various Surface, Art Supplies

We all know white is a tough color. These pens are amazing. They are great for small to medium detailing. They dry quickly and are always ready to color when I am. No fighting with them to get the ink to come out. While the tip really shines for small to medium detailing, I have used them on larger areas on my ornaments with equal success. Best white on the market.

Solid quality and beginner-friendly. The paint has great coverage and layers well over other colors—just make sure to let each coat dry before applying the next. I used this set for my first painted miniature (a cat), and I’m really happy with how it turned out.

These balck and white paint markers are so high quality and easy to use. You can use them as inking for any artwork, just a few pumps, they they are already filled with paint from the tips. Perfect tip size, drys so quickly, and perfect foe all artist!

Love these pens so much! The colors are so vibrant, quality is great for the price and they have lasted me over a year and a half so far! I am definitely going to buy again once mine run out.

These pens are good, they aren’t great but they work pretty well for most things. I have been using these white and black grabie pens for atleast a couple years now. Though they have a few downsides, I find myself always coming back to them. Pros are they last a very long time. After like 2 years my old black pen ran out of ink, so I got this pack. I think these are very good for outlining drawings, and they dry pretty quickly. They are pretty cheap especially for this pack, which I like. Cons are that they tend to run out of ink while drawing a lot so I frequently have to keep pressing the nib down for more ink, which can be annoying when I’m coloring with a lot of black. It can also dry with a strange texture, making it have a rough streaky texture at times, but this can be useful and look nice depending on what you are doing. The white paint pens can be pretty opaque like 80% of the time, and they make great pens for adding highlighting to things, I think I personally like the white pens a bit more than the black. Overall, I find myself using these a lot mostly out of the fear of trying anything else and hating it since I’m broke, so I continue to use these until I come across anything better. If you want an inexpensive black and white paint pen set that will last awhile, I do recommend these to an extent. Attached picture to demonstrate streaky texture of the black.

Very good pens, even flow. Black pens are good for outlines and the white pens dont clog

I really like these. The nibs are not felt and don't break down. They don't leak (unless you press down hard continuously) & they haven't dried out after many uses. I've ysed them on paper, wood, stone, etc & no issues. They do need to be shaken, but it doesn't take much. I'm also able to hold the pen down to make a flood of paint and dip the nib into it & spread. It dries quickly. My only issue is the hard tip can cause spraying if using them on a rough surface. In other words, the paint splatters off the tip when going over rough textures. Highly recommend them.

These are great! And I didn't even realize it came with a pad of good quality paper in the back. However, some of the names of the colors are not accurate. Example: vermilion is not a yellow or an orange. It's a brilliant red. Also, I wish the corresponding names were on the pens themselves.