GC 100 Dual Tip Brush Pen Coloring Markers - Flexible Brush Fineliner Tips - Watercolor Based for Adult Coloring Books, Calligraphy, Hand Lettering & Drawing - 100W

Only thing is a few of the colors are duplicated but not enough of them for it to be concerning. Also some colors have dried just a tad after a few uses but still very pigmented, I can just tell a slight difference. Overall I do highly recommend these!

These are great pens for the price! I've just ordered a second set because I got them as "beginner" brush pens for my daughter, and I can't stay out of them! The colors are beautiful and they don't bleed or ghost in my bullet journal (they do bleed through a little in my bible though) If you have super high standards, you may find faults so you might want the markers that are 10 times the price...but beginners and hobbiests these are for you! ;)

I'd been looking for Tombow markers on Amazon, but came across these instead. I've used Tombows for over twenty years and they are a favorite, but many have gone dry and i can't physically make it out to the art supply store to get more, so I ran across these, saw the price was decent enough to risk it (if it didn't like them, i'd give them to someone else), and was pleasantly surprised to find they are very nice quality markers. I especially liked the fine tip of the marker (the Tombow have a felt tip, which is a little wider, and i hardly ever used that end). Had i purchased 100 Tombows, I could have easily dropped well over $200, but this was a great deal, I highly recommend them.

My set arrived in perfect condition. The pens are stuck in a thick piece of foam with holes cut in it....and if you color in bed with pets you'll love this as it doesn't spill, it rides the ups and downs of pets and movements without tipping or spilling. I'm in love with a piece of foam, lol. I tried all the brush tips immediately and they all worked. I found six marker tips that were leaking slightly, none enough to return the package. I would recommend that you use a sharpie and put numbers on these pens as there are no names/numbers and once you make your color chart you will need some way to identify each color. Cap colors are ok, but not perfect, and many are very, very, close in shades/tint. The choice of colors included is a bit baffling. There are very few that I could use for skin colors. Some colors are well represented, while others are not, i.e. there are 12 shades of orange...but only a few shades of red. I have tried to blend colors directly on paper and it's iffy. On most papers, the color dries almost immediately and by the time you get the next color or even a water brush it's too late as it's dry. I have used the water brush on the brush tip and tried to get effects that way as well and, again, it's iffy. I am use to Tombow's which you can blend on the paper and I have not been able to do that with these in most of my coloring books. Despite these being watercolors, I have been unable to get a watercolor effect as the ink dries too fast. I also and a bit shocked that some seem to stain my fingers more than you'd expect from watercolor. In most of my coloring books they do not bleed through but they do leave a see-through without damaging the page underneath. I would not use these on double sided design books as they do show through. On very cheap paper, like printer paper, there is some bleed through if you go over a spot. Interesting note....as I was numbering the pens I discovered one that was labeled, not with the GC name, but with "HomeCube Dual Brush." Clearly, these are the same pens with different labels. When I went to search for Homecube I discovered MagicFly and others....all apparently the same but all with different pricing.

These are amazing!!! I ordered these for my 12 yo daughter who wanted them for her birthday. I have Copics which I let her use too. She watched videos and begged for these. I want my own set! There's so many colors and you get a of variety of each color. The quality is amazing especially for such an inexpensive set of pens. I absolutely recommend purchasing these because you won't be disappointed.

The only thing I would change will be the packing on this I thought it would be in a case but it’s not it’s in a box however they’re beautiful markers they’re very fine they color beautiful and it’s definitely not for children!

The color variety is amazing, especially for the price! I am glad I bought them but there are a few things I thought I should share. Like many others some of my markers came dried out. The fine points are all very nice to use and easy to work with. The brush tips, on the other hand, seem to all be very different. There is not a consistency in the firmness of the tips. This is fine if you are not planning on doing fine detail with the brush side, like coloring books and such. I have been keeping a piece of paper close to check the tips before I use them on my art so I dont press too hard and mess something up. A few of the tips I have had to clip small pieces that where not cut free completely. Overall i am very happy with these markers though! The price for the variety is wonderful! And for the price my small complaints are rather insignificant as I did not pay 2-3 hundred bucks for these markers (if I did, I would be upset about these issues).

These markers are great for adult coloring books! The brush tip is perfect for large and small areas, and the fine point is great for the super tiny little spots. One thing you need to know is that, in order to get the true color of the marker cap, you usually need to go over the area two or three times. Otherwise it is a much lighter version of the color, similar to watercolors.