ZEYAR Acrylic Paint Pens, Water based Extra Fine Point, 32 vibrant colors, Opaque Ink, AP Certified, Paint Marker for Glass, Rock, Paper, Ceramic, Plastic and Non porous surfaces

I really like these. Draws fairly fine lines for acrylic painting.

Still works perfect after 5 years. Nothing dried out. Works on most surfaces. Colors are vibrant and beautiful

I was a little disappointed by the size of the box when i removed it from the packaging, as it was smaller than i thought, but by the end I was content. If you're like me and just starting out/want to to dabble with paint pens, you don't want to drop big bucks on Posca. I had been looking at a different brand with good reviews but it still seemed a little more than what i was wanting to spend. Im glad i kept looking because these came up as a lightning sale and also had good reviews. The colors match really well to the caps (some dry a smidge darker but hardly an issue). The metallics are nice as well. The white may need another pass or 2; it's not completely opaque. I do own 2 uni poscas and the paint flow feels comparable, but it does take more effort to get them started. I do notice streakiness in some of the colors. *Update edit* Now that I've had these some more time, the first pump made them all VERY juicy. It's not a bad thing but for the smaller areas i was working in, i had a glob of wet paint just sitting there. Perhaps dab it on a tissue to get rid of any excess before putting down. Overall, im pleased with this purchase, but don't know if I could suggest for those who do professional work just because of the streakiness. Again, I just wanted something budget friendly to learn with.

I am a painter, but have never been satisfied with my fine detail brushwork. Since I discovered acrylic pens, I’ve developed a technique for adding detail—often blending the lines, before they dry, with a slightly damp brush. I also sometimes make subtle changes in the shade of lips, for example, by making a small line with an acrylic pen and then blending it in with a dampened brush.

I have used Zeyar brand paint markers and loved the so figured I would give the chalk markers a try and glad I did. They are fun andveasy to use. The colors are bright and true to the label. I recommend this brand in particular. They don't dry out as fast as others.

When I opened the bag from Amazon, I took a doubletake because the box these arrived in is exactly like the box my last three smartphones were packaged in. The packaging itself is beautiful. I'm an artist and have searched high and low for acrylic paint pens that aren't metallic, pearl coat, or muddled up with gawd-awful glitter (can you feel my eyes rolling? ... Because let me assure you, they are). I'm happy to say my search has ended and I already have another set of these on deck to order ASAP. There's a wide variety of colors. They have no problem covering oil-based colored pencil, or any other medium for that matter. I've attached two colored pencil drawing I've recently finished as examples - the hair on the tarantulas was all drawn with these paint markers. The tips are as fine or as broad as you'd like them to be and the set comes with extra nibs in case you get a little too liberal with your pressure. The colors are vivid but when I need them to be a bit more demure, I blot them with my finger and they're not as bright (the paint washes off easily, if you're wondering). To release the color when pens are new, just shake (Unless you're going for a Jackson Pollock dupe, keep. The cap. ON!). Once you've taken all aggression out on said pen, remove cap, and if the color still hasn't saturated the nib, press down on a scrap piece of something-or-other and voila! You're ready to make your mark. All in all, these things are great whether you're making art or labeling boxes while you move. You can't go wrong and the price is amazing.

I like the markers. The paints are solidly opaque. My one disappointment was in the tips. I don't consider these extra fine, but simply fine points. I have other better quality acrylic pens with fine points, so these are simply extras and not as useful as I hoped they would be.

I just got these pens after seeing the great number of colors, the reviews, and because the price of the Posca brand is much higher than these, and I was looking for a cheaper option. I got them two days after and so far they work great! I like the tip style better than the Poscas I was using before because they are sturdy and made of this plastic material, and they don't seem to flood my paper as much (only two did that the one time I have used them, and my white posca made a puddle all of the time when I pressed it). One thing though is they are a lot smaller than I thought, this isn't a problem but I am just used to the bigger size, so to give a measurement they one pen (with the cap) is roughly 7 1/4 inches, (13 1/2 centimeters) long and a bit more than a centimeter thick. Maybe the size was mentioned and I didn't see it, but I still think the product is great!