ARTISTRO 12 Acrylic Paint Pens, Fabric Markers for Textile, Rock, Glass, Wood, Paper, Ceramic, Canvas DIY Art Supplies Kit, Drawing Markers for Kids and Adults (Extra Fine Tip)

I’ve ordered and received the 12 extra fine point pens and the 8 basic + 8 metallic brush pens.I’ve tried maybe 5 other brands, both fine/extra fine point and brush pens, including some dual tips. They all left me wanting much better. However, I’m not interested in paying lots of money on this stuff either.The colors are nice, though the brush pens required layering on Kraft card (I’ve not tried anything else yet). Not a problem for me as sometimes that’s the look I may go for. The brush pens all work well with consistent paint and flexible nibs. The extra fine point pens work well but watch out for splatters if you press too hard on a more textured paper, like a Kraft card. I’m a bit new to acrylic paint pens so this is my user error and not the pens themselves.Artistro solved my dilemma by making great paint pens that don’t bust my budget. They’re not super cheap but you get what you pay for on these things. I believe these are worth the extra little bit without paying even more for a more popular and expensive brand.I did have a problem with one of the extra fine point pens and contacted the company. Customer support responded quickly and to my satisfaction. I had contacted another company and still have yet to hear back from them so I was tickled with Artistro’s quick response and care.An extra note— not something I’ll take off a star for because I’m pleased overall and this is likely my own personal preference— the extra fine point pen colors are labeled on the pen caps. The brush pens, however, have no color identification. The package lists the color names so it’s okay but I might be slightly disappointed that colors are not labeled on the pens themselves. That’s a problem almost everywhere so I’m sure I’m dreaming but I’m legally blind and need help identifying many colors.All of that to say— I’ve not tried all their pens yet but I can safely and happily recommend Artistro paint pens.

Marker quality:lovely saturated color and relatively easy to use; a pump paint pen; good care enahances longevity of the markers

They work great, gonna get some with a wider felt tip, very vibrant and dry fast, they spit a little because the tip is plastic but it holds its shape, the blue is the only one that doesn’t show on black paper

I wanted to try these out to see if they could compete with more expensive pens and they definitely do! The colors are bright and the pens flow like a dream! I've been using them for small "paintings" just for fun. I'd post my works but so far they have been small works of commercial products and I'm wary of copyright infringement. The pens colors though can rival those bright colors in every way!I also love the directions accompanying the pens telling the buyer how to get the most from the pens- even so far as extending their lives!The pens have a very comfortable "weight" to them. The pen tops fit on firmly with an audible click. The barrels are white solid plastic with directions on each pen- but the name of the color is not found on the barrel. The removable top is the color of the paint inside. Each nib is a solid plastic that does go in and out to prime the pen but seems solid when drawing.I have only been using the pens on watercolor paper and gesso-ed wood panels. I have had no problems with smearing or running. They seem to dry quickly.Overall I'm very pleased with this product and they can definitely play with "the big boys"!

I tried these paint pens, and I tried some other style paint pens for finishing 3d models. These were by far superior in every way to the competition.They are absolutely worth the price and I give HUGE PROPS to Artistro.They don't dry out. If you have a lot of residue buildup on the tip though, clean it off before capping it or you are asking for it. If you take care of them they will last!The only way they are a bit more hassle is the paint comes out thicker for better coverage when compared to the almost marker type paint pens they compete with, so if you are going for multiple layers you need to let the first one dry properly before going back over it. Other cheap marker style paint pens don't deal w that, but the other pens don't look nearly this good. The others DO cover more evenly, but they barely flow or cover in the first place, so that is why.These are good if you are more skilled or have more patience, the other types that are more like markers are maybe better for kids or beginners. These are better if you have a good understanding of how paint flows. It helps I used to paint home interiors for a living.Partner this w some Aleene's glossy spray finish and it really does have some great results.I'm planning to buy more from this brand, the very extra fine tips were great, so I think I will try the brushes next. Ultimately a very good buy if you are trying something new, or if you are well experienced. I'm new to these, but not to paint.These are the best, cheapest you will find before you jump up to the ballpark of 10 or more bucks a pen and get the really fancy stuff real artists prefer.So I'd recommend them if you don't feel like breaking the bank, but you want a nice set. Good quality for pretty cheap. Don't go cheaper. These are GREAT!

These give you great control whether you’re working on paper, glass, wood, or rocks. I especially appreciate the fine tips for detailed work and the fact that the paint dries quickly with a nice, opaque finish. The downside is they are very dry and they splattered when I first went to use them.

Worked great for what I use them for Theyre not extremely fine tip but they definitely work as advertised and the colors are vibrant.

The markers are great and flow nicely on rocks. Not an issue with the paint, but the lids on the .7 mm 12 pack with the color coded lids won’t stay on the pen when in use. Snaps on great to keep the ink, just have to set the lid aside for drawing. Never had an issue with past Artistro markers in white/black .7 mm.