ARTISTRO 24 Metallic Acrylic Paint Markers - Paint Pens for Drawing, Brush + Fine Tips - For Fabric, Rock, Glass, Wood, DIY - Art & Craft Supplies for Adults, Teens, Kids - Teacher Appreciation Gift

Great product! Multi pack, bright white. Works well on fabrics. No bleeding and dual tips make it a quality performance. Fast drying time, would buy again.

If you are an artist who focuses on portraits, character design, or realistic nature scenes, this ARTISTRO 24-piece Skin Tone Set is an absolute must-have. While many sets claim to offer "nude" or "flesh" colors, this collection actually provides the depth and range needed to capture the true diversity of skin tones. ​Why These Are a Cut Above: ​The Dual-Tip Advantage: The combination of a brush tip and a fine tip on each marker is a game-changer. I use the brush tip for smooth, streak-free blending over larger areas and the fine tip for intricate details like eyes, freckles, or fine linework. It’s like having two sets of markers in one. ​Sophisticated Color Range: The 24 colors are beautifully curated. You get everything from the palest alabaster to deep, rich umbers and cool-toned espressos. The transition between shades is subtle, which makes achieving realistic gradients much easier than with standard markers. ​Professional Grade Ink: The acrylic ink is highly opaque and flows incredibly smoothly. It doesn't "pill" the paper, and on non-porous surfaces like glass or smooth rocks, it goes on creamy and dries to a gorgeous matte finish. ​Multi-Surface Mastery: I’ve tested these on fabric, wood, and even a customized ceramic mug. The ink holds its vibrancy across all of them. On fabric, once heat-set, the colors remain bold without bleeding into the fibers. ​Perfect for All Skill Levels: ​These markers feel high-end enough for professional illustrators, but they are durable and intuitive enough for teens and kids. They would make an incredible Teacher Appreciation Gift for an art instructor or a thoughtful present for any DIY enthusiast. ​Pro-Tip for Best Results: ​Like all high-quality paint pens, give them a good shake and a few pumps on a scrap piece of paper to get the ink flowing perfectly before you start on your final piece. Once the ink is primed, the flow is consistent and skip-free! ​Final Verdict: Artistro has nailed the "natural" palette with this set. The dual-tip functionality and the sheer quality of the pigments make this one of the best investments you can make for your art kit. Five stars!

My 6-year-old is obsessed with these! She’s in elementary school and spends hours drawing, so these were a huge hit. The dual tips are a total win—she uses the brush end for coloring and the fine tip for all her little details. The best part? No messy paint tubes or water cups for me to clean up! The colors are super vibrant, and she’s already used them on rocks and t-shirts with great results. If you have a little artist at home, get these. They’re high-quality, easy for small hands, and definitely worth it!

I’ve been rock-painting for many years now 😎 and I’ve experimented with 6-8 different sets of paint pens on Amazon. If you’re looking for basic rock painting pens, especially for kids, look no further. 🙌 Truly amazing for the price. Decent quality, 24 colors, and dual-tip for less than $10? What a time to be alive. 👍 Instantly ready-to-use style tips* (no shaking or pumping required, and also no accidental spills) are super convenient*. They have their drawbacks (see below) but it makes them super easy for anyone —even toddlers— to use without any prep or instructions. 🤙 The dual tips can be useful. The brush-style tip is really only good for filling in large areas, though. It’s very difficult to actually make thin lines with it. You can’t really do calligraphy unless it’s on a big surface (one word max on a 3” rock). The hard-tip side is small enough for basic details and outlines (e.g. roughly one sentence of legible writing on a 3” rock). 🤙 The colors aren’t super saturated, but there’s a decent variety — and even two metallics, which are impressively bright. The trade off = quality for convenience. The always-ready pen tips only work because they’ve watered down the paint inside. This applies to all “instantly ready to use” paint pens (compared to the shake-and-pump kind, which use thicker paint). Watered down paint looks slightly faded by comparison, and is harder to see on dark surfaces. Don’t get these if you want: - fine lines - 3D paint droplets (like those the mesmerizing mandalas you see on Pinterest) - clarity on any background in one coat - weatherproof paint - colors bright enough to see from a distance ——— I am only uploading photos of rocks done with these pens specifically.

This is my first experience with ARTISTRO markers. I was excited to receive them, especially since 24 Acrylic Paint markers with two tips per marker seemed like a good value. They did not disappoint! The first thing I noticed is the excellent , controlled flow of ink from the brush tip. The feel was more brush-like than most brush tips I've used, especially due to the bold coverage and thick vibrant inks. This is truly acrylic paint, so a thick brush stroke may take a little longer to dry, but not much. The opposite side of each pen boasts a fine tip,. This provides a perfect contrast to the brush tip in that it is very precise. This fine tip articulates a very controlled line which dries almost immediately. The ink is very vibrant and satisfying to work with, and two tips is like 48 markers. At the current price point ($7.41) , these are a no-brainer, so I'll be ordering another couple of sets. Not only do I plan having them handy, s, but my friend's kids were so obsessed with the bold, fluid brush strokes that they easily produced 8-10 pieces f artwork each last pizza night. I've never seen them so focused on anything. I let them take the markers home for the price of 3 pieces of original artwork for my refrigerator. They happily accepted the commission.

Beautiful, vibrant colors! I loved the various tips that allowed me to do small thin lines as well as a wide tip to fill in. Very easy to use and dried quickly. The colors didn't run and the drawing came out beautifully. Good quality pens.

I’ve been really impressed with these metallic paint markers! The colors are vibrant, smooth, and actually show up beautifully on multiple surfaces like wood, glass, cardstock, and even darker materials. The metallic finish has a nice shimmer without looking overly glittery or cheap. One of my favorite features is the dual tips. The brush tip works great for lettering and filling larger areas, while the fine tip makes details and outlines easy. The paint flows consistently without flooding or drying out too quickly, which has been a problem I’ve had with other paint pens. They’re easy to use right out of the box and don’t require excessive shaking or priming. I’ve used them for crafts, DIY projects, and custom designs, and they’ve held up really well. The colors dry fairly quickly and stay bright once dry. Overall, these are excellent quality for the price and would be great for adults, teens, kids, teachers, or anyone who enjoys crafting and art projects. I would definitely purchase them again.

I paint miniatures for a hobby, and decided to give these a try for that in lieu of a way more expensive market brand. It was an experiment, and I'm not that impressed. I would not consider these "high opacity". The opacity of these paint markers is comparable to store brand stuff like Apple Barrel. It took me multiple coats of red and white on black primer to get a reasonable coat of paint. If you want high-opacity paint markers, you'll want the real color markers from AK Interactive. But those are $80-$100 for a set of 30 markers. I'm not sure there's a good in-between between these markers and the AK ones. I don't believe the brush tip is 0.1 mm minimum. Eyeballing it based on my 3D printing experience, I think it's probably 0.4 or 0.5 mm minimum. It's still a nice alternative to the 1 mm tip. I like that they're both felt. Base coating one miniature it seemed to hold up fine using a combination of the side and tip. Expect to apply multiple coats with the paint markers. If you want higher opacity, you'll have to pay more than $10. I'll stick with brushing on Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic, and maybe use these to help with roughing in details to fill in withych higher quality paint with a brush. Also, the in-box instructions didn't match the markers. There's no mixing ball or pump tip, so I don't know what that's about. Combined with the opacity claim, the markers lose two stars.

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The pens have a good coverage over the black lines. Regards Annette

Love these! They’re juicy, they’re double tipped & they’re excellent for my colouring needs! I would 100% recommend! Colouring girlies & guys these are perfect!

These are a lovely pen. very handy for. Craft work

Parfait pour les contours des coloriages mystere