Winsor & NewtonProMarker 12 + 1 Manga Chibi Set

I purchased the pastel, flesh tone, and bright sets. I actually love them! I set my expectations a bit lower because of the price, but I was pleasantly surprised. I tested them all individually upon opening them for quality.. And while the flesh tones aren't quite as juicy as the other sets, they are still great quality and blend well.

I just receive the Windsor Newton six skin tones set one today I am only giving a review on what I received and the swatches I did. I have yet to use them for any of my drawings so I will post another review after that but from what I have received I give it four stars,because I’m a little disappointed in the fact that I thought I was going to get a brush nib instead of a bullet nib. I was really looking forward to having a brush nib that’s the reason why I bought the set in the first place now in my picture that shows the swatches I’m also a little upset that the color almond and the satin are very close in tone. This is the first thing from Amazon that I received I wasn’t completely happy with. I’m not saying the product is bad, like I’ve said I have yet to use it fully and I like the way it looks the presentation is good I was just mostly upset about the bullet nib.

I really love these markers. They helped me 'up' a level in art. I used them all the time now. They do not bleed and blend well. Sometimes the top can be a pain, but overall great markers. I wound up purchasing another set.

The colors come out very well, and none of the markers were dry when I received them. I had copic markers before this and after trying these out I am definitely in love with this brand. I saw several you tubers talking about this brand and I had wanted to try it out for myself. I was super happy to find them on Amazon and couldn't wait to try them. I wasn't disappointed! The colors came out solid on paper and with no streaking or spotting that sometimes happens with copic markers.

The colors are wonderful. They blend with my other colors from various companies and work with my blender pens. The caps have nice little 'anti-roll' notches, that work ok. I really wish W&N would print the info on the marker as the paper label has started to peel off and stick to other markers in my holder. Small pain to deal with just to have such great colors. I did have one small issue with my order and the seller was very quick to fix it. The price is quite fair even for a set of 6.

The markers arrived perfectly before the delivery time. They all swatched amazingly. I have actually recommended these markers to many of my friends working in personal art and graphic design (thumbnails for design) many times because the product is amazing. I still will continue to recommend these markers, and although the bullet tip and chiesel tip work great, I would recommend to get the brush tip markers the most, since it allows for a more controlled flow of the pigment. Overall, colors are amazing, formula is amazing, product, delivery, order, is amazing. Truly deserves 5/5 stars

I like these markers so far, I am going to have fun with them and try to learn to use them well. My only complaint right now is that I did not receive the Free Colorless Blender like in their description says. The extra marker I got was Cool Grey 4.

These are not surviving the shipping is my only guess!! I have tried three times to get a set that didn’t have a good portion of the markers bleeding ink everywhere! I finally give up.

I loved the pastel pro marker set and needed some more skin tone for my collection so I thought I would give these a try.They easy to use, have minimal streaking (although I pile imagine the brush set to be better) and give a flat colour that can be built apon.The down side the markers is definitely the colour selection. As you can see in the photos most are cool tones, the mid colours come of as grey and the darks are to orange or lack a good under tone.I will use them as vase layers but once finished will be replaced by something else

These markers are perfect for light skin tones, really nice colours + they are not streaky. The greys + rich tones + the Version 1 + 2 12 packs are very nice too.These do bleed, even on thick paper so if you're using them in colouring books only use them on ones that are one sided + put card between the pages.

I have been wanting to buy the copic ciao markers for some time now however the price of them has always put me off. After watching some YouTube comparison videos I decided to opt for the Promarkers from Windsor and Newton as a cheaper alternative.I am so pleased I did. These pens are fantastic, they blend well, they colour evenly and I like the fact they have a fine point nib as it means you can colour small areas easily. I haven't really used the chisel tip end as I tend to colour small pieces rather than large.This pack of pens worked out at just over £1 per pen which is a fantastic deal and I have since bought two other packs as I was so impressed with these pens.The only slight downside is they are not refillable, but as long as they last a decent amount of tim this isn't a big issue.

I was looking for some pens that could add "solid" colour to some designs I'd drawn out, I was advised by an art student I know that Copic Markers are the best to use. A quick search turned up the Windsors and I remember seeing some of these pens in a post said friend used to show off some art work. So I took a chance and went for these, they are by far and away the best markers I have ever used. You know that annoying "overlay" effect you get with markers? Makes your colouring in look awful after the ink has dried if you've had to go over an area more than just once!This is not the case with these markers, they are "solid" as I mentioned earlier, and give a deep, impressive colour on the paper, almost as if it had been printed by a laserjet for example. The blending pen in particular is very useful and does what it says on the tin, this enables you to easily add nuances of shadow and light to what would otherwise be a fairly standard image. This comes with an excellent colour palette as well, and should you need different shades, the blending pen is at you service!

I was so disappointed with these pens, I wanted them for bullet journaling but they can not work for what I need. I loved the colours so much but the bleed through the page was unbelievable! Photos attached: first is colour swatches, second is the back of that page, it's as clear as the front! It's not exactly thin paper either, I've had little to no bleed through with felt tips and heavy heavy inks, this paper is 100 times better than the Leuchtturm 1917 for example. Just be warned