uni POSCA PC-5M Water-Based Paint Markers, Medium Tip, (1.8-2.5mm), Assorted Ink, 8 Count

Awesome markers! The colors are very vibrant, the markers are very smooth in terms of writing and art, and they are very great at blending! I look forward to buying more.

I USE THESE IN MY BIBLE JOURNALING AND FAITH ART JOURNALING PROJECTS AND THEY WORK FANTASTIC. THE COLORS ARE BEAUTIFUL, THEY ARE EASY TO USE, A GREAT WAY TO USE AS PAINT IN SOME PROJECTS, WRITE/JOURNAL AS A BOARDER ON A PROJECT, AND ADD SPLASHES OF COLOR ETC. PERFECT TO GIVE AS A GIFT FOR THE ART LOVER IN YOUR LIFE.

paint pens are excellent quality and make art projects and Craft look so professional. the only thing I didn't really like was just like a spray can of paint, you have to shake the pen every so often to force the paint to the tip of the paint pen. other than that, they are wonderful and I use them often

Great markers, very highly quality and the coloring is fantastic. They're pricey, but my 8 year old son absolutely loves them and has been having a blast drawing with them. Great for illustrating!

I was very impressed with the packaging and the quick delivery o received. I am giving them as a gift so not sure of quality but I have a feeling the will be fantastic

Granddaughter requested these, she asked for them specifically, and has used them a LOT since Christmas, they all still work and are as vibrant as when she got them. Highly satisfied.

My niece really liked these.

Excellent Color transfer and the I love how vivid the colors are....

Bought for spouse. Worked amazing on canvas. Was okay on regular coloring book paper.

Don't be fooled just because the name and description have the word “paint” in them. These are, by no means, paint markers. They are just basically markers. I've bought paint markers in the past so I know the difference. The benefits of using paint markers: 1) you get liquid paint with every stroke 2) you can mark/color using smooth and consistently-even strokes that resemble those of a paint brush stroke except thinner and more controlled than paint brush, and 3) a LOT less mess than working with paint brushes/paints/water, etc that require setup and take down. These are just… semi-wet markers. They feel cheap and prob wont even last as long as my 7-year-old's crayola markers. Disappointing for sure.