KarinBrushmarker Pro 63pc Mega Box Brush Tip Markers Set, Blendable, Water-Based, Professional Grade Brush Markers for Adults and Artists, 60 Colors and 3 Blenders in Exclusive Storage Case

I've had these markers for several years now, and I LOVE them! They're so juicy, richly colorful, and seem to last a long time. Unlike other markers that dry out or have the tips get frayed, these markers have stayed juicy and I expect they will continue to do so until I use up all the ink in the barrels. The only drawback I can say, is that since they are super juicy, they do bleed through some papers, so just keep that in mind when choosing what paper to use them on. Just recently, I've been using them in my 100 Days of Grace & Gratitude journal (pictured), and they do bleed through those pages just a bit. But otherwise they work great!

These markers are so wonderful and well worth the price! The deep rich colors are just incredible. A little goes a long way and i believe they will last a long time. My favorite way to use them is on top of clear gesso and blending with water and I absolutely love it. They also blend together as well and are just very easy to use. I have been very happy with them!

I absolutely love these markers, hands down best watercolor brush markers on the market. The set contains 60 2.4 ml liquid markers and 3 blenders and the ink is vivid. The set comes in a nice storage box. The brush on these are fantastic for brush lettering or artwork. I tested blending them with water and a brush, using the included blender pens and nib to nib. Hands down the best method of blending is with water and a paintbrush, they blend like a dream in the same way traditional watercolors blend. Blending with the blender was a bit streaky and actually changed some if the colors drastically so I really suggest you test blending prior to doing it on final artwork. Blending by touching nib to nib was decent but still not as great as just with water.The markers are incredibly juicy and the clear barrels let you see how much ink is left. These are best used on hot press watercolor paper which is really smooth (cold press is textured and will damage your brush), I prefer Arches Hot press watercolor but any brand of hot press will do.When storing these I suggest you store in the box provided with the tips upward to prevent any leakage since they are so wet with the box closed. Do keep them in away from direct light and heat.If you like "real brush markers" you will love these, and for less than $2 a marker these are a better value than other branded watercolor brushes on the market.

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I am just starting to learn about watercolors and have been trying different mediums and these markers are by far my favorites and they are not even specifically for watercolors. The colors are so vibrant and they act like regular watercolors, without all the mess. This box contains a broad range of colors, but I can also easily mix/blend colors too. I also have the metallic markers which add a fancy touch. Overall, I'm not sure I will bother with any of my other paints now that I have these. They are so much fun and spark creativity.

These markers are expensive! I waited a long time to treat myself to them. I agree with other reviews that the consistency of the ink is not the same throughout the set. However, my biggest complaint is that so many of the pens have changed color since I began using them. I color-swatched the entire box before using any. After five months of use I can no longer rely on my "swatch" to tell me what color will come out of the pen/brush. I have reached out to the company but have not had a response. Perhaps if I had gotten the smallest set instead of the largest my disappoint would not matter as much.

These are super fun markers. Great for lettering. I’m still learning how to blend and color with them, but the colors are vibrant and “juicy” - they are well made and feel nice in my hands. The lids snap nicely back on the markers and the brush tip is crisp and bouncy. I only tried using them on marker paper and Tomoe River because I’m afraid to fray the tips, but everywhere I read about them people say it’s ok to use on mixed media or water color paper. These are probably the best water-based markers you’ll find in this price range.