Pastel Alcohol Markers, 61 Colors Fine & Broad Chisel Dual Tip Permanent Art Markers with Carrying Case, Alcohol Based Sketch Pens for Adults Artists Coloring Painting Drawing Illustration

This is my first set of alcohol markers and I love them! These are vibrant, blend great anf budget friendly with great quality. Will definitely buy again.

We are absolutely in love with this set! The color range is incredible; so many vibrant or rich shades that blend beautifully. Both tips are super useful: the brush tip is smooth and flexible for coloring and blending, while the fine tip is perfect for details, outlines. The ink flows evenly without streaking, and the color quality are consistent across the set. For the price, the quality honestly exceeded my expectations. They feel comfortable in hand, don’t dry out quickly, and are great for coloring (ages 7-32) in our home. Whether you’re a beginner or a more experienced artist, this set is an amazing value. I would absolutely recommend these markers and would buy them again in a heartbeat! 🎨✨

I think I have bought these about 15 times. My 7 year old colors non stop. So we have repurchased them over and over because she uses them up. And we also have given several as gifts. Great markers. Tons of colors. Adults love to color with them also. Great thing to do with kids for quality time. Love the dual tips. Great case that they come in.

These are decent markers. You get a lot for the price and overall the pigment is good. HOWEVER they are so dark. Holy moly!! I bought the 100 pack and I always gravitate to like maybe 30 colors because the rest of them are sooooooo incredibly dark. Theres like 3 decent yellows, ONE orange. One solid real true orange in the entire 100 pack. Honestly it’s more of a deep red orange than a true orange. Theres ONE tan and then like 6 browns. Dark browns. Idk I wouldn’t recommend just because of the color selection.

These markers are incredibly smooth and beautifully colored. If you're not used to this type of marker it takes a minute to get used to them but they work well! Ink flow is perfect with a dual tip thickness you can color just about anything!

Bought these for my 8 year old daughter that loves coloring. She was interested in my Ohuhu markers but they were sold out so I decided to give these a try. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I am very happy with these markers. The quality is great, they are very pigmented and color smoothly, I am very sensitive to smells and although I think they smell a little stronger than Ohuhu’s the smell doesn’t bother me at all and dissipates quickly. My kids love them so much that I will be ordering a second set for my youngest daughter. We purchased the chisel/fine tip, I am not sure if they come in brush/fine as well but if they do that would be even better. The main negative I can find so far is that they didn’t come with a swatch chart and the colors (not just these but for most alcohol markers) don’t always match their caps perfectly so I decided to make a swatch chart for my daughter. When I started I was just going to do it by hand and thought it was going to be a 30 min thing but then it kinda snowballed into this big task lol. I decided to download a blank chart from the internet, customize it with color names and arrange the markers to my liking and on paper it seems simple but it was a little bit of a nightmare, it took me like 5 hours to sort them because I kept starting over to arrange them better and in the end my eyes were so tired I couldn’t even see the names anymore but I kept going because I am stubborn and wanted to make it pretty. I was kinda over it at the end and so was my cat (see last picture). It’s not perfect by any means but I didn’t want to start over again and overall I think it turned out pretty nice. Once it was all done I cut and laminated the chart to help it last longer. The bag doesn’t have any structure or dividers so a big improvement would be adding some, you can make something with cardboard or any kind of thick paper. We have a 3D printer so we printed some and now it’s perfect! I can’t speak about their durability but so far she is loving her Caliart Markers. If you are unsure about ordering these I would say go for it! (I bought these markers with my own money and the company doesn’t know I am writing this review)

I thought I would use these and look at some instructional videos before I wrote back on these. First of all, I had never used alcohol markers before, so this has been a learning experience. I am taking a cartooning class and needed some. They all were good on arrival, ready to swatch and play. I like the color numbering--it is really helpful to know the color family from the number. I see 5 color groupings--gray, green, yellow, red, and blue (G,G, Y, R, B). Set aside the grays and make a color wheel with the greens between the yellows and the blues, and the red on the other side. Now line them up by the first number and it starts to make sense. Whatever that hundred number is, think of it as a color chip for wall paint, with the highest number at the end being the darkest color---B203 is light and B258 is really dark. I don't know what the middle number is. Anyway, that makes it easier to blend them. There are some colors that are surprisingly darker than the caps. All the dark colors have lighter colors on the caps, and some browns pop up in both the red and yellow families much darker than you would think, so swatching is a really good idea--I may tape a color on the worst of these so I don't fall into that trap again. The cap colors are generally helpful , but you need to test before you use. There are color names on the barrel on a little sticker. I had to use a magnifying glass to read them, but I am glad they are there. They seem to be industry standard colors and dead on match for some other brands that have color names. I am guessing you could replace or refill a color by going to Dick Blicks and getting individual Spectrum Noir ink or pens. If I stay with this hobby I might just go for a Copic if I wear one out. The grays are interesting. There are 3 warm grays, 4 cool grays, 3 blue grays, and one green gray. I am still exploring how they can be used for shadows or blending to make new colors. The ink flowed easily from these, and dried smoothly after learning to just add more ink to avoid stripes. For beginners--they do bleed through. You need something under your paper to protect whatever is under it or use marker paper. I have a lot of Mix Media notebooks; I have been using them and I have forgotten and had some accidents. You won't be able to use the reverse side of your illustration. My only problem now is that I have gotten greedy and I want MORE, more colors, so I have bought some other brands. They were mostly more expensive, I still like these. I think that these markers are a very good choice. 5 stars.

A friend got me interested in coloring, but i didn't want to spend alot on yet another craft. But if im going to do a craft, I want alot of colors/options, so I got these because the price point was something I could live with. I dont have anything to compare them to, but they are easy to use and the quality is sufficient. The case is awful and you'll need something else, so do better, Caliart.

Love the colours and very much like the ohuhu markers as some of the reviews I read stated hence why I purchased. They coloured my pages lovely and was able to blend and shade still. My only wish is that they had refills and a bigger set one day.

Delivery came as quoted and the product is excellent.

It was so disappointing to open the bag and it has no support in it. The markers all flop around and over each other. I expected at least some support at the bottom of the bag, especially considering the price if these markers. The Kmart marlers even have a support and is a fraction of the price