poscaPaint Markers, 8K Broad Chisel Tips, Set of 15 Acrylic Art Pens for Coloring Fabric, Canvas, Glass, Wood, or Metal, PC8K15C

Got a set of these since I had the smaller 5M, 3M, and 1M sizes. Had some larger areas needed color so tried a set of these. They work really well covering larger areas with that nice broad tip. You can even tilt it a bit to make a smaller line ( getting close to an edge). I find they work well with dragging the marker along and letting the flow just run to give a smooth coverage. You can also dab it down when working with a stencil or needing a little more texture/build-up.One thing to note: the paint will take a little while to fill that tip, have patience with it. Unlike the smaller sizes, the tip seems to be a pretty thick felt type material with a little more "give" than the 5M+3M ones. They do feel more like a felt brand tip permanent marker (sharpie style), where the smaller sizes are more rigid - marking it easier to get finer lines and such.Paint coverage is good one these. In using standard gesso canvas, I did two passes in a larger area of work. It worked really well and gave that same coverage as some of the smaller areas I used with smaller ones. Typically I will do several passes to get the coverage I like on most of my stuff, but I like that it is light enough to get that "under texture" as well. Had not experienced any leaking when priming the marker or working with them. Probably has to do with the large tip.POSCA markers are quite addictive and lots of fun. I used to get all my paints and brushes and supplies all together, then lose my time or motivation. With these I find them very valuable for spur of the moment ideas, doodles, goofing around. because you just shake it up, de-cap/prime and GO! The colors are all great, however, they don't have all the colors in all the sizes (yet?) so do little research on what colors are available in the sizes you like to work in - I believe Black & White do come in all the sizes though.

I’ve never used Posca markers before. I wanted to try something new and when checking on amazon I noticed that these paint markers had great reviews. I decided to purchase this set because I noticed that it had a nice variety of colors. While using them I noticed that they are smooth, they cover well and are pretty fun to use. Overall I recommend these markers for their durability and functionality.

These posca markers are not too thick, but also thick enough to color things in. The poscas don't usually bleed though regular paper but only if you keep the marker there for some time while pumping the ink. The quality is great and the colors are great. There is 1 red, 1 dark orange, 1 regular orange, 1 peach, 1 yellow, 1 light green, 1 dark green, one cyan, one indigo, 1 purple, 1 pink, 1 brown, 1 Grey, 1 white, and 1 black. You can write with it but you have to give some space between each letter. My daughter absolutely loves them and to this day still uses them a lot. 5 stars for sure.

Love these paint pens. I have made multiple murals with them! So far so good and they are long lasting. Paint/"ink" flows nicely and dries fast. Easy to wash off your hands when you're done as well!

Granddaughter loves these. She loves the colors and how nicely they write.

Love these pens! Great quality and color!!!

These are broad tip markers so if you're lettering your protest posters or otherwise needing to fill multiple square inches, they're perfect. They are not meant for fine-line detail work.I used these to customize my polycarbonate hard shell suitcases so they'll be less likely to be hauled off by the wrong person by mistake at an airport baggage claim. The tip width was perfect for painting bright contrasting color into the little rivulets molded into the suitcase shells. It takes a few presses to get the paint flowing into the tip of each marker the first time, then they work beautifully. I'd love to tell you more of what I accomplished with these but I have an adult daughter who is quite the artist... and she has 'em now.

pretty good, goes on pretty well and it's vibrant, I wouldn't use on just plain paper it can break a bit easier unlike a canvas or somethingdon't forget to shake them and put the tip to a surface you don't mind it on and press gently 2 get the paint pumping ^_^I suppose it's bleed resistant, it hasn't leaked for me unless I press down too hard with ityou can use it on pleather btw