ARTISTRO 24 Metallic Dual-Tip Acrylic Paint Markers for Rock, Canvas, Glass, Wood, & More Fine + Dot Tips

As a budding action figure customizer and kit-basher, I’m very excited to have these markers that give me a more detailed look and easier application than just regular model paints

That they are great pens! Work great! Fun to create with them

Love the paint but the colors are not what you think.

These are great little markers. They are fun to use great value. I would suggest priming them before you use them. They do take a minute to flow properly but once you get them flowing the ink flows pretty good. They have a perfect amount of shimmer to them I use them in my coloring Books to give a little extra oomph to a coloring page, but otherwise would be flat, but they would work great on many projects. They don’t blend well.

This set is great! Tried these out as soon as I received them. Dot tip is cool for thick lines or dotting and fine end for coloring or writing. Beautiful matte mettalic colors!

They are perfect for my rock painting and for just coloring pages. They flow well and they arrived in good condition. I'd recommend them to anyone looking to add a nice metallic accent to their projects.

These markers are ok. They offer a nice variety of colors. They flow well and offer fairly decent coverage. But if you're looking for a truly metallic high gloss finish, I'd recommend Aiye's Liquid Chromium markers (not nearly as many colors but a truly metallic looking finish). These Artistro markers are more like what I'd call a mica finish. But here's the downside that really bugs me: The color palette and how the markers themselves look as represented on the seller's page and on the box the markers come in are not at all what I received. The colors as advertised, the colors of the pens and caps, and the actual ink dispensed from the markers are all wildly different from one another. I wouldn't mind it so much if they'd put the names they assigned to the colors on the pens but they didn't. When I use a new palette of colors (markers or watercolors or types of ink) I like to create a page in a watercolor notebook of the colors and their assigned names. Referring to my notebook helps me choose the colors I want to work with. Since nothing matched in this set and no names were embossed on the markers I ended up using a sharpie to assign numbers to them and wrote the numbers on the pens. I just know the numbers will rub back off eventually but what can ya do? My pics show what the pens were advertised to look at and what they actually look like.

Great colors perfect gift for my granddaughter who is our artist in the family.