ARTIFY Alcohol Brush Markers, Brush & Chisel Dual Tips Professional Artist Markers, Drawing Marker Set with Carrying Case for Adult Coloring and Drawing Media for Beginner or Experienced Artists

Best markers out there for the price. Matches up with PrismaColor, Copics, etc. way better then OHUHU, don’t buy into the hype

Very vibrant

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First off, I have to say, I LOVE Artify alcohol based markers!! The colors are so beautiful! Having said that, I HAD to knock off one star because I got 2 of the same greys and am missing a green. Not a fault of the marker performance though, the markers themselves are fantastic! I just wish I had the green that’s missing.

These markers are amazing! I had already known the company Artify since I have there Artify alcohol 80 marker set with fine and chisel tips. Those markers themselves are excellent.What I found interesting about these newest set of markers was to be the material difference. I had bought the 80 markers set about a year ago and hadn’t really gotten anything from the company since. With the 80 marker set the marker itself has a different style from how these new markers are. The old ones were a little smaller than these are, and has a different cap style. The old cap style had a more soft triangular style and instead of only having a letter and numbers it also had the color’s name on the cap. The container for the marker as well is a bit different. The old or 80 pack markers had a different material and grip style to them. Now onto these markers!When I heard that Artify was releasing markers with a brush tip I was thrilled to get them! Like I said with the markers the material is different. These caps were more circular and this time the colors didn’t have names. The material felt smoother than the 80 pack markers and didn’t have the grip cap ends. I really like the material to these markers.Now for the containers they come with to hold them. The Artify’s 80 marker set’s container was more or so a small bag to keep the markers in. The container is okay but does make it a little harder to find markers. Now with this product’s container is very neat! Opening and closing the container is easy and requires no trouble when opening.The container has a box and is actually cut into quadrants. For those that really like to organize there markers like me this makes it easier to do so. The container really does hold them in place as well and is just a perfect fit.Now for how well they work. These markers between cap and swatches are very accurate. I would have to say that these markers have very nice, different, and vibrant colors. If we’re talking about tones these markers color selection is very nice with colors and their tones. The brush tips with these markers are very flexible and aren’t stiff. The price for these markers are amazing for people like me who rely on some cheap art supplies! In summary these markers are really good and I would definitely recommend these to any beginner or low-budget artist who are looking for quite a bit, high-quality, and cheaply priced markers!

I purchased these markers for my daughter. There are so many different colors and darker and lighter shades of each. These markers allow her to add depth to her artwork. These are high quality markers with both marker and brush ends for the price. I highly recommend them.

Just got these markers a few days ago and so far they are really nice and good quality alcohol based markers.I've not a professional artist and this is actually my first time using alcohol based markers. I know there are the much more expensive ones like the Copic markers but they are way too expensive for beginners like me. So I like that this set is a extremely good value for both beginners and pros even.The colors are very saturated and vibrant. There is a nice variety of reds, blues and greens. As well as Greys, white and black. They are very easy to blend. And there are two tips: one brush and one chisel. So far I've only used the brush and it's been good so far. But it might be a bit difficult to do more precise coloring as the brush is a little bit on the bigger side than I wanted. But his also makes it easier to fill large areas quicker.These markers would definitely bleed to the other side which i think is perfectly normal for alcohol markers.I really recommend creating a color chart for all the colors before you actually start coloring with them. The reason why is because the color shown on the cap does not entirely depicts the true color when you draw with them.Especially with the Grey's and white capped markers. They may look pretty similar but looks very different on paper.In addition it was a bit difficult to differentiate the brush side and chisel side at first. But I later found out that the brush side they added a grey rim and no grey rim on the chisel side. This makes differentiating them much easier.So far getting 48 different colored alcohol markers for such a low price compared to a set of Copic markers. I'm super happy with this set.

I've used all types of cheap alcohol markers, but these Artify ones are the best. This is my third set and I rank it up there with Ohuhu and Copic. The colors are vibrant and pigmented. I've had no issues with receiving dry or leaky markers or damaged tips. There is a swatch card to swatch all of the colors and they all blend nicely with no streakiness. Another positive is that over time the marker, no matter the color, does not leave yellow marks on the paper, which is something I've noticed with cheaper alcohol markers. I love Artify and I take my 48 marker set on trips.