51 Pastel Colours Alcohol Markers Brush Tip, Dual Tip Art Pens and Colourless Blender, Brush & Fine Felt Tip Pens with Case for Artists Adult Illustration Colouring Sketching Drawing

First impressions: these pens are amazing! I've been waiting for Ohuhu pastels to be in stock with no luck so thought I'd try these. The colours are beautiful and probably the closest to the colour description I've tried so far. They dry quickly, obviously there's bleed through but they do come with a little bleed proof sheet. The nibs are soft but don't look like they'll fray unlike other brands I've tried. I can't speak for how long they last as of yet but will update. Definitely worth the money in my opinion and a great alternative to more expensive brands.

A surprisingly good quality set of markers with a decent range of colours and most importantly the brush tips work very well. The pigment goes down nicely and blending colours is relatively easy to do. My one gripe would be the soft carry case isn’t ideal if you are the type of person who likes to organise their colours, a plastic case with spaces for each marker would have been preferable. Overall, these are great value markers for those starting out with this medium.

These alcohol based markers are honestly the best markers I’ve ever come across. I dare say that they’re even better than Ohuhu alcohol based markers. But then again that could be because I prefer brush tip to chisel but even still, I love these markers so much. The Shuttle art pastel alcohol based brush markers don’t really have that annoying strong scent to them that most markers have and they’re very wet and smooth on the paper. They do bleed a tiny bit more than Ohuhu markers do, but just don’t press down as hard. You don’t need to do that with these brush tip pens. The only tiny small “issue” I’d say there is with these alcohol markers is that even the darker tones aren’t that dark. I know they’re pastel so obviously they’re going to be light and cute but I still would’ve preferred at least a darkish pastel colour thrown it too instead of just the really bright and soft ones. Dark pastel is a real thing and these markers do not include that. So yeah. Having said all of that, I love these markers so much and they’re worth the money if you colour in seriously all the time. They don’t have a weird smell and the brush tip is very wet and smooth and glides on paper easily with a little bit of bleeding, which Ohuhu do not do, but it depends how hard to press on the markers. There are no dark pastel colours of any kind so bare that in mind when buying. Just really cute pastel pens and I really do suggest you get these if you love bright and pastel, cute soft tones. You will not regret it. I prefer these markers over Ohuhu anyway.

Great pens! I have the colourful and the pastel, cheaper and easier to get a hold of than Ohuhu’s which i originally wanted. Have a better variety of colours than the 48 set of Ohuhu’s in my opinion too. They do bleed slightly as you use them so start further away from the lines and wait for the ink to spread. They also dry slightly slower than Ohuhu, makes it easier to ‘chase the ink’ while covering large areas. Remember to put a barrier between the page you’re using and the page behind (not the pens fault, just the nature of alcohol markers). Easy to use when you’re cautious of the bleeding.

Wow… I’m impressed. So far, so good. These Shuttle Art markers were much cheaper than the popular “ohuhu” pens. But they are just as good, if not better! Having said that, there is an orange shade that seems to flood the paper with the slightest touch, but I mean at least it’s not dry! A little paper swatch chart is included too, which I recommend using beforehand as it’s how I came across the dripping orange colour! I love that it is actually a paper swatch chart too as with others you seem to get one which is made out of cardboard with a glossy effect on, which is no good as the colours come out different. Yes the pens will go through on to the back of your page and no doubt whatever is underneath that too as they’re good quality ALCOHOL markers and that’s just what they do!! There is a good range of colours included, no shade is too similar to another. And a blending pen is also included which is fab as they’re also quite handy to have. Overall, I’m really pleased with these pens and wouldn’t hesitate to buy them again in a different set of colours.

Was recommended Ohuhu markers for colouring but decided to try these as they were cheaper. I am very impressed with them and my pictures look so much more professional than when using normal felt tips. Good range of colours to get you started, although now I wish I had more!

Lovely but do seem to dry up a lot quicker than my cheaper brands but I do still love them as they blend so smoothly

Very good cheap alcohol markers with very few issues. I used these with a pack of copic multiliners and a white posca pen which they didn't seem to bleed with after letting the black ink dry. The main issues I had were as follows: 1. The pen CG9 was so overfilled with ink that it created litteral pools of ink on the page that spread far further than I had intended and took some effort to fix the unwanted effect. This most likely wouldn't have been an issue if it was one of the lighter colours in the set but it was darkest grey in the set so it was not fab. 2. I loved the light shades however having every pen be so light really made getting any contrast difficult the set could have used a few more saturated colours and a black for people who dont have other pens to mix with the set. However this Is a pastel set so I guess use this as friendly advice and contemplate getting the other colour set to work with this. 3. I only used one other colour from my pack ohuhu markers as there was no real red tone in this set as they were all pink and while the result looks reasonable they did not want to blend together with the ohuhu as much as I would have expected from past experiences of mixing different brands. Not a huge deal breaker and isnt a big deal if you use test piece of paper to see how they interact together Conclusion: I would be confident to recomend this set of pens to people who are trying to either get a very cute subtle colour palette or for those who need lighter tones to get more colour range in their artwork. They all apply well while functioning the same as other pens and are fairly easy to use so it's worth the chance on the low price, having a bullet tip aswell as a brush tip was a bonus compared to the chisel tip most of the other sets come with

Sehr gute Alkoholfarben . Lassen sich super verblenden und auf Colorationspapier auftragen. Die Farben sind kräftig und bleichen auch nach dem Trocknen nicht aus.

Waw je suis super ravie de mon achat. La qualité de l’encre et de l’embout sont dingue. Les couleurs sont magnifiques et ne laissent pas de traces. Je suis plus que satisfaite de cet achat. Je recommande x1000

Un beau panel de feutre avec beaucoup de couleurs facile à utiliser la tâche pas glisse bien sur le papier

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