Smart Color Art 108 Pack Art Markers, 107 Alcohol Based Marker Pens and 1 Blender, Dual Tip Coloring Permanent Markers Highlighters with Case, Excellent for Adults Kids Marking Drawing Sketching

Recently started upping my coloring game by using alcohol markers and these were a great addition to my set. I've been using thick markers which are hard to get into smaller spaces without the color bleeding into the next area, the smaller tips on these were perfect that! The colors are vibrant and pigmented so coloring is easy. This set also has a great variety of colors for the price! I've been looking for a set that came with more than 2-3 purples and this one has about 11!! It also came with a nice little zipper pouch to store them in so that was an awesome bonus!!

Awesome colors. Very good on rocks

They’re smooth and last a long time, especially for the great price!If I HAD to make a complaint, it would be that the exact colors aren’t consistent. When I bought my second set they didn’t match the first set exactly. No biggie for me.And the colors don’t match the lids, but that’s the case with all alcohol markers, that’s why we make swatches to go off of.There’s also 4 or 5 markers that are the same colors as markers of other numbers. For instance the dark red numbers 11, 15 and 5 are all the same color. Again, no big deal for me because there’s such a wide variety of colors it doesn’t hurt to have some spares.Still my favorites! Happy coloring!

Overall, I really like them. The range of colors is outstanding - one of the best I have seen so far for sets of this size. I gave them a 4 star rating, but it would have been a 5 if all of the markers were working (one arrived dried out) and they were a little bit more juicy. Although I like the slimmer size, the downside is they have less product in them so they may run out faster than their chubby competition.Tip: if you have a new marker that's dried out, soak the tip end of the marker in a cap full of 70% Isopropyl Alcohol for about 30-45 seconds. (Don't worry if some of the dye comes out while it's soaking. It will not diminish the color of the marker.) Recap the marker and lay it on it's side for 5-10 minutes, then uncap it and try it. If it's working better, but still not great, repeat the process. That's what worked for me when I discovered that the cap on on one of my working markers in this set had come off without my realizing it and the marker had almost completely dried out making it useless.These are fantastic in Circulism Art Books (color by number coloring books). Not only do they work well in the books, but I found exact or very close matches to all 24 colors used in that collection.

Timely arrival, great buy

I bought this set because I wanted an easy to travel or use at home marker set that had a good variety of colors. This set fits my needs much better than expected. Well pigmented, quick dry ink and easy to use in any just about any project.

These were the first alcohol markers I got, and for their price, they're good quality - fun to work with, good coor selection and manageable bleeding. The problem, though, is that 19 (!) colors are practically unusable for what I use them for, which is coloring books, because they tend to bleed over to adjacent pages even days after first coloring with them. This mainly applies to orange, green and brown tones (see the starred colors in my swatch chart). This is really disappointed and has ruined some coloring books for me, and I've since gotten replacements from other brands. There's also a fading issue - on less high-quality paper, the color tends to fade almost completely over time, especially if you use the chisel tip. So if you're just getting started with alcohol markers and not sure you want to spend a lot of money on them, this is a great option in terms of experimentation and color selection. But if you're looking for an affordable yet high-quality set, just spring for Ohuhus, since they're not that much more expensive and probably wouldn't have this bleeding and fading problem.

I’m not a professional artist or anything, just a doodler… but I fricken love these! They almost look like paint. I just use them on regular paper I pull out of the printer at work and they are awesome. I want even more colors.