48 Colors Alcohol Art Markers, Brush & Chisel Dual Tips, Permanent Alcohol Based Markers Set for Painting, Coloring, Sketching and Drawing (Includes Blender & Carrying Case)

My new markers came in 2 days early! I was totes excited to try these especially at $17.99 for 47 colored markers and 1 blending marker. I was kinda iffy trying these out because I couldn't find reviews anywhere but there's always a first time for everything. Onto the review, these were not bad they were pretty nice. I love the many grey options because I was running out the grey shades from my Studio 71 kit. I also love the little marker holder they came in! It made it so easier to move them around to different tables. The marker itself is pretty nice too I like the caps too because placing the caps back on they make a snap sound so I know there on right. The shape of the marker does make it easy to roll around on the desk but it's not really a problem form me since I have a habit of putting markers in the case right after I use them. Holding the marker, it does feel a lot lighter than the Copic marker and a bit lighter than the Studio 71 marker. Now the markers brush tip does feel a bit stiff but still has a soft tip, so not too stiff. So that is based on preference because I don't mind that.I also tested out the colors with a quick drawing so you could see how they look in a drawing. So I went ahead and drew Inosuke and liked how the colors came out! I did use the blending marker at the ears and I don't know what happened there XD I feel that a lot of liquid was trying to come out even if I only bearly put the marker on the paper and that was something I felt using the rest of the markers as well. It felt like a lot of the ink was being used and with the marker feeling light, I'm scared their gonna run out of juice very soon XD but hopefully, I'll be able to give an update in a month or 2 to show how the markers are holding up! I can't say for sure if I'll rebuy since I use alcohol markers for my commissioned work and I like them to last for a while and I can't say that I'm sure these markers would last for a while but who knows their lifespan may surprise me! For personal work, I would definitely rebuy these markers!(I've been drawing for 20 years)(I've been using alcohol markers for commissions for 4 years [just a medium I thought I would try] )(I'm not partnered with Amazon so this set was not free and this review was written with intentions to help future buyers ^^)

I am very impressed with these markers. I've tried a variety of markers for my illustrations and these are among my favorites. When first using them, I experimented with a comic image, inspired by Stanley Lau, and am impressed with the colors, smoothness, so easy to blend, too. I will most likely keep them as a permanent tool. And you can't beat the price. Highly recommended.

For the price and the amount of colors you get, this product is great. However it should be noted that these markers do not blend well with themselves or with other markers and because they aren't true professional markers you have less control over the color pay-off then you would if you were using markers of a better quality. However for a beginner like me who has no interest in actually creating genuine art then this is a great introduction to markers like this.

I absolutely love these markers and I've tried many different brands and types. They have nice array of colors and thr color saturation is wonderful. The box is super handy, which i adore. The markers just slide right back into place. No fighting with little slips trying to get the markers to fit! Overall, well worth the money. Im going to buy the 80 marker set soon and see what colors they have in there!

So far, I have been really impressed with these markers! I love the plastic storage case they are in. There is an internal grid, so markers stand up in their own space. All of the markers arrived tightly capped and there was no leakage. When used by themselves, the markers don’t run. I haven’t used the blending tool yet, since I’ve mainly used them for lettering. My kids love to draw with them. The colors are vibrant! Definitely worth it!

I like the markers overall, they are smooth and bright colors. I am not a professional artist so the blending ability is perfect for what I am doing. The colors of the tops don't match the marker's actual color in some cases, but they are really a great buy for the price.

Did an alcohol marker workshop. These were one of the markers i choose. They are one of the cheepest brush markers on the market but they performe excellent. The pictures posted are from my workshop.

I got these markers bc I was looking for a “skin tone” set but also needed a more variety of regular colors— I thought the price for all these markers & colors was good. I wish I could rate it 3.5 instead of 3.The problems I had:- most marker caps do not match its color on paper. Some are very different from what you think it would be- they bleed A LOT. In my pictures, Starfire (girl on left) was entirely in these markers. Raven (middle girl) was colored w purple from this set & black sharpie. Shego (green & black girl) was ONLY green & black SHARPIES. If I had known these markers bled WORSE than sharpies (which I didn’t even know was possible) I would’ve purchase “no bleed” markers. I fix this by putting something under so the color doesn’t bleed onto the next page of my sketch book.- some colors you have to work fast with or else there will be an overlap color difference (reference Starfire’s hair)- finally, the “0” marker is NOT white, but rather “a mixer” marker. For Ravens legs, I realized I used the wrong gray, they were too dark so I used “0” to “blend” and lighten. Reference the resultsOverall, these markers are not terrible but if you are using them in the same way I am, I suggest putting your money towards “non bleed” markers.