Talens Ecoline 10 brush pens.

Good quality and beautiful colors

Great pens Ty & stay safe ✝️❤️🙏

I was really excited to receive these, and over all they’re pretty good! The colors are pretty and the brush tips have a nice amount of flexibility. I use them mainly for coloring, rather than lettering, and they work very well for that. The colors blend together pretty way, and with some water you can get different shades of each color. I was disappointed that my black arrived dry. I had to wet it to get any color at all from it. I didn’t have this problem with the other colors. The black marker also feels lighter than the others. It’s not that big of a deal, but I would think with how much these markers cost, that’d they’d all be working. Overall, these markers are very good quality, and I like how they work and the colors.

These markers made lettering seem effortless. They glide on the paper so beautifully. The colors are vibrant and they just make me smile! They felt nice in my hand the size and weight were great. Highly recommend!

I absolutely love these markers. They're fatter than I'm used to, but they are so inky. I love it! I do hand lettering videos and these pens are so aesthetically pleasing to watch. Perfect! New favorite marker brand.

The brush it’s soft and sturdy . The color it’s vibrant.if you are on lettering or considering to learn it this brand it’s pretty good

I am SO into these lately. I got this set and just a couple of the liquid water colors from ecoline and the possibilities are endless. The ombre effect with the markers alone is beautiful, but dip the tip in one of ecoline water colors and you've opened up a whole bunch more possibilities. I wish my local Blick store carried the individuals of these, because I'd like to get more of the brush pens and watercolors and the prices on Amazon are obscene. The markers are $2.71 each at Blick and and the water colors just $4.24, some are more than $10 on amazon.

I'm a huge fan of Rembrandt watercolor paints, so I was happy to check out the watercolor markers made by the same company. I ordered a marker in Ultramarine deep, and the label on the body not only says it's Ultramarine deep but shows an Ultramarine color on the label. The color the marker actually has it closer to a mix of Prussian Blue and a Pthalo Blue. It's a very nice color, just not the color it's supposed to be. I've used several brands of watercolor markers with brush tips including Winsor & Newton, Ohuhu and a couple other brands. The thing is, this Ecoline Brush Pen marker is heavily pigmented - I mean HEAVILY. It's so intense, and when you brush over it with a little water, masses of color comes up. I'm sure I'm not the best when it comes to watercolor markers, but I haven't had trouble controlling the pigment or ink in any other brand of marker, but I find this marker is over the top. Whether that's a plus or a minus depends on you and your style; for me, it's a no-go, and I won't be buying more from this line. To summarize, gorgeous color is not the color shown on the body, very juicy marker with very heavy pigmentation. Nice brush tip.