Shuttle Art Automatic Ink Control Acrylic Paint Markers, 36 Colors Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Pens for Rock Painting, Ceramic, Wood, Canvas, Glass, Stone, Fabric, Card Making, DIY & Art Supplies

Shuttle Art's Acrylic Paint Markers, the 60 brush set. This set has a wide range in color, from red all the way to brown. The matte finish of the paint is one of the best textures compared to other branded acrylic paint markers, and I've bought a lot of paint markers before finding these. with these paint markers comes a convenient stackable plastic carry case/ storage container. The paint markers themselves have a clear window where you can see the paint on the inside!! So you can see if your paint marker is out of ink or not mixed properly. Speaking of mixing the paint, all you have to do it shake the pen up and down a couple of time whenever you want to use it and the tiny ball inside the pen will mix around the paint. The felt tip of the brush marker makes for great thin to thick lines. You can get thinner lines by just using the tips of the brush and get thinker lines when angling the brush more.I've bought this a while ago and have been using it for many different art projects, from painting on paper to decorating pumpkins, to even decorating boxes. These will actually stay on all sorts of different materials and surfaces. The paint dries fairly quickly and for the most part the opacity is amazing, You really only need to go over some non paper materials with two coats but on paper one coat is all you need. These markers don't dry out when not in use for a long time as long as you store them somewhere cool, like a shelf or drawer.I highly recommend these to anyone who wants to try using acrylic paint for the first time, since these are very beginner friendly and great quality. As an artist I was so afraid to use my more expensive markers, but since these were on the cheaper end I had full confidence to play around with these however I liked. Have some fun and try these out, even if you buy the smaller set!!

These are a recent purchase so my review doesn't reflect any long-term experience. I didn't buy these for professional work, since I mainly work in watercolors and oils. I purchased these for fun and more casual work. But these brush tip acrylic pens in 48 colors are very nice and the colors remind me of gouache. They lay down very smoothly and dry fast. Once dry in a couple of seconds, they are very matte and pretty opaque, The brush tips make it easy to do more detail work than other acrylic markers with larger round felt nibs. But because these dry so quickly, you can't really do much blending. The pen build is excellent and the colors are lovely. I would like a larger selection of reds & pinks. But other than that, I don't have any negatives. They work great on the heavier card stock or wc paper included for swatching and for coloring-in the blank art prints also included, like the photo of hamburger house I completed. Highly recommended!

I have a few different sets of acrylic markers, these are my favorite so far. The colors are nice and opaque and smooth and even. They even resemble the color bands pretty well.One of the other brand I have, the colors are sooo different from the cap or the company color chart. Even the names of the colors are misleading lol. And too many colors that look identical and not enough colors of nature. The other set has 108 markers with no decent browns or greens and forget about face tones lol.The only thing I wish is that they had other sets or bigger sets of this same type.

BEST MARKERS EVER! I’ve been wanting these forever and I finally was able to get them, and I’m not disappointed! The ink flow is great with no leaking whatsoever, and they’re very vibrant when it comes to coloring drawings. They’re very fun to use and I love how convenient the case is and the envelope with all the test papers and such.EDIT: One of the markers have dried out even when stored properly, and I can’t shake it at all to try to fix it. If I find a way I’ll edit this.

Love em. If you’re a fan of the Karin Decobrush pens, you’re gonna go WILD for these. They work the same in terms of quality and use. The paint comes out smoothly and I don’t find myself trying to force it out. A few shakes and a swipe on scrap paper cleans the tip up nicely if you blended with it.The light yellows take a coat or two, but the coverage is on par/above the Karin’s.The barrels are sleek and super aesthetically pleasing , so it’s a triple win for me ( ˶ˆ꒳ˆ˵ ) they feel comfortable and not unlike an alcohol marker.They don’t bleed thru on even the thinnest paper I use (dot paper from my bujo), however, the paper does get warped, so be wary/make sure to press it flat if you wish. On thicker paper like cardstock they perform beautifully without leaving much of a trace. The paint dries quickly and can be blended while wet.The case they come in also feels nice, and can be stacked with other sets.Overall: a great set if you have interest in paint pens but don’t like bullet nibs or just looking to try something new. I will be buying these instead of the Karins as long as these are available.

I’m officially obsessed. The colors in this set are vibrant, shimmery, and pop beautifully on everything—wood, glass, canvas, even rocks. The dual tips are a game-changer: fine for details, brush for bigger strokes. Ink flows super smooth without blotting, and they’re ready to go right out of the box (no shaking or pressing!).A few downsides: the storage case is bulky and a couple markers started to dry faster than I’d like. Also, I wish there were more warm tones like orange or coral.Still—these markers have totally leveled up my DIY projects. They’re fun, versatile, and beginner-friendly (even my niece loved them). 10/10 would buy again.Pro tip: Put them in a cute jar and pretend you’re a Pinterest influencer. You won’t regret it.