PC-1MR Water-Based Paint Markers, Extra Fine Tip (0.7mm), White, 3 Count

These are amazing. I used all the time to add details to my art.

AS a professional artist, these are my go-to pens for adding highlights. Thin enough for small details, bright enough to stand out, quickly dries. For basic use, they would last a long time- I go through about one a month. NOTE: if you live at high altitude, make sure to burp the pen (press the solid part of the lid down on the marker tip) to release air. I have had pens explode ink everywhere if they were not burped. (8,000 ft)

Love love love for my calligraphy and paint projects! It works well for corrective and detail work.

These are my go to! I use these quite a bit and they are great for my crafts! I've been buying these for years and never disappointed!

The metallic red should have been described as metallic Rose as it has more of a pink tint to it. Do not go by the color square on the bottom. Look through the images as it is closer to that color

This is the finest point paint marker I've found. It's totally awesome! I needed a paint pen for very detailed work and I was ecstatic to find this one. It flows evenly, no gushes like a .7mm tip. It's a high quality paint with excellent opacity. If possible, I would order a set with 22+ colors if it was available.

This Posca extra fine white pen is a must-have for detail work! Its precise tip delivers opaque, vibrant white ink that layers beautifully and shows up on almost any surface. Perfect for highlights, adding fine details to art, or writing on dark materials. Quick-drying and long-lasting – a truly useful tool for artists and crafters.

I used this Posca white acrylic pen to outline features of this coloring page by RJ Hampson from his coloring book Pirates. I am an artist and am always looking for fun new supplies. I was trying another brand of white acrylic pen, Tooli Art, and I was not impressed. I decided to go with “old reliable” and try out Posca’s fine tipped pen. I really like the tip that while it is fine point, it’s also a bullet point tip. When using paint pens you often can’t really put pressure down or it leaves a scratch mark in the paint. This applies perfectly. I applied it over black lines on the page, and even colored pencil (Amazon basics colored pencils were used on this). The pencils are highly pigmented so writing over top with the acrylic paint did make the color bleed into the white - that is not the fault of either product but a basic reaction between the two mediums. A couple of coats of the white acrylic pen did solve that. But just one layer of the white posca acrylic pen over the existing black lines worked perfectly, opaque! If you are wanting a trusted fine point white acrylic pen that is reliably opaque, I highly recommend these white Posca acrylic paint pens.