STAEDTLER Brush Pen Pigment Arts, premium tekeninkt, penseelpunt voor variabele lijnbreedte, waterbestendig, sneldrogend, 36 penseelpennen in gesorteerde kleuren in kartonnen etui, 371 C36

These absolutely live up to the hype and description of these markers. Great range of colours - very happy to add these to my collection of markers

I am amazed by these markers, they do not show on the reverse except on books with very thin paper. If no design on the reverse it's great, they are giving us colours with different hues so I can mix them. What is missing is a blender I tried the ones I have to no avail.I hope that they will give us more colours in the future. Having colours in matching; light, medium, dark and a blender.I just ordered and received a set of 12 pastel colours, the same as in the 36 set but were a real good price. I am dying for the 60 pens set supposible to come some time.I will keep an eye on them and buy when good prices.These markers are fantastic for coloring books

Love these felts. My favourite ones to use

First of all, for anyone who loves FC Pitt artists pens, these are almost identical in many ways. There are no differences in performance, just subtle differences between colors. I feel like this is a great set to have, in conjunction with the full set of pitt markers, however, this set is brilliant on its own.There are 36 vibrant colors in the set, and when I say vibrant, I mean it! This is one of the difference between them and FC... Pitt pens all wind up with a soft finish, once dried. There pigment pens dry and the color is noticably brighter than FC. A great example is the blues swatch I made. The top pen is Staedtler Pacific blue, and the FC is phthalo blue. They are the closest tones I could get between the two sets, and though they are closest, they are definitely clearly different colors. There are no brighter blues in FC, so I find this to be a great supplement to that set, for me.One of the lovliest things about this set, is the array of colors! I love that this set has more pink and violet tones in it, as opposed to the Staedtler 36 set of watercolor brush pens. This makes me happy, because these sets seem to always have lots of browns and neutrals, but not enough pinks, teals and purples. I am quite satisfied with the selection!Finally, a product that has all the names on them.... This will make it so much easier too combine sets and memorize colors! For professional artists, this set also is light-fast... And you don't need to look too far for the ratings, as they are clearly marked on the barrel of each individual pen!I do think that the entire set could be improved in a minor way, as far as the brush is concerned. It is a compact, felt brush tip, which is flexible at the very end, but gets a bit more stiff as you get closer to the plastic area the nib rests in. They are pretty much exactly like FC, in that regard. However, Staedtler also has some color and grey tones that are available with what they are calling a "soft" brush. I have to say, the soft brush is definitely an improvement, and I think that they should consider using this in every pen like this. Obviously, this is not a make or break issue for me, but for some who are trying to do some calligraphy or letting, you might not get great movement on the upstrokes. This isn't a problem for me, it doesn't effect if I'll purchase again (I WILL!), and it's really something I just think you should be aware of... I DO hope that Staedtler is paying attention to places their customers see any room for improvement. I can scream it's praises enough, this set just does it for me lol!!!Ps... If you are using on watercolor paper, you absolutely CAN use water to soften the lines and fill in the space, with a brush pen.... This is ink, so you have to work fast before it's permanent, but it's actually very easy to do! I am thoroughly enjoying this product.....

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