Prismacolor 1759444 Premier Double-Ended Art Markers, Fine and Chisel Tip, Manga Colors, 12-Count

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Prismacolor 1759444 Premier Double-Ended Art Markers, Fine and Chisel Tip, Manga Colors, 12-Count

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Dual ended markers featuring both fine and chisel tips in an array of Manga colors
Advanced dye based ink formulation for richly saturated color and superior blendability
Fine point lays down sharp lines while the chisel tip creates multiple line widths
Single source of ink guarantees color consistency at both ends
Includes: Eggshell: PM72, French Grey 20%: PM156, Cloud Blue: PM144, Brick Beige: PM78, Ballet Pink: PM208, Sunburst Yellow: PM17, Process Red: PM1, Apple Green: PM164, True Blue: PM39, Lilac: PM171, Pale Vermillion: PM14 and Sienna Brown: PM65 Manga art markers

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Customer Reviews

10/10 will recommendThese pens are the bomb.com.I personally really like them and they write smoothly and well. Sorry, I don't have pictures, but trust me when I say they are good quality pens. They work a lot better than this other brand, I forgot the name. But it's a pretty famous brand MICRON. There you go. They work a whole lot better than microns bc microns tend to dry out really quickly and break easily? In comparison to these Prisma color pens that I've been using for a few months (not frequently tho but the microns ran out when I barely used them) and they are still working.5FantasticSmooth, lay down, bendable and pigmented, these markers are a must-have for both amatuers and pros. The color selection is one which cannot always be found in a pack, compared to other brands, but colors that one reaches for constantly. There is quite a bit one can do with these markers, deeper color, lighter color, variation in tip width, blend, dont blend. Creativity is just waiting to be unleashed.5NiceSo far I really like these markers. They work very well for line art. At first they are spotty but I figure that's just from being in a package or something. After using doing scribbles they all work very good. I recommend using these markers for beginner manga artists or anyone who needs markers for fine lines. In the line picture I did them in order from where they are placed in the package.Edit: 10/11/16 I added a picture where I only used these markers. I love how solid of a color they are and don't have that purplrish hue in them, just black.5Awesome markersI love these markers, for beginners, they are not as expensive as copic and works like a charm. As long as you know the technique and right paper. ^_^.I highly recommend these markers.5Very nice.Very good for manga/anime.I really like it!5Surprise SurpriseMy daughter asked for these and I wasnt sure what the difference was between these and good old crayola except these were much more expensive (however they are priced better on amazon than anywhere)!!! She got them for Christmas and was sooo excited. SO EXCITED. I still didnt know why until I walked by a picture she was coloring. OH MY! The difference in the color quality was seriously amazing. So different than the "school supply list" markers!!!! I can now say, you get what you pay for and these are worth the extra dollars.4Next Best Thing to CopicOur daughter started drawing and wanted to get into using markers for coloring and shading. I didn't want to go cheap and end up with poor blending or bleeding, but I didn't want to spend a tiny fortune on Copics if she decided this wasn't her style. She has been very happy with these markers, they blend well and this color palette worked well for what she was doing. They blend even better with the addition of a blending marker, which I picked up separate from Michaels. But being the nice guy that I am, here is the same marker on Amazon! Its been over a year and the markers that haven't been used up are still usable. Primsacolor makes quality products. I'm not sure what the major differences between copics and these are but these appear to be more than comparable at half the price.Prismacolor Colorless Blender Marker 3533, Individual, Clear5Best markers on the market.I used Prisma grayscale markers for about 12 years now and decided to try color theory. I only have about 22 shades at the moment including this anime pack. They have everything and more for what I wanted. This is first with the ones I got. I cannot wait to get every shade.5Incredibly UsefulI've bought this specific set of pens many times over and I've found they alone (so far) have met all of my needs in a pen. Quality ink, no offensive smell, long-lasting (even though I use them for writing literally everything down) and they don't skip unless they're running out of ink. The ink seems to be absorbed easily enough, but as long as I don't allow myself to write as slow as a snail, it hardly bleeds through the paper I've been using. Flows well, and dries quickly enough. The sizes are really handy, especially when formatting the size my handwritten 'fonts' haha. The caps stay on tightly. I use these mainly for note-taking, journalling, writing poetry as well as line art. The color of the ink is a solid black, and I really appreciate that.I plan to continue using these pens, either until I find something better or until these go out of stock forever!5WonderfulThese are wonderful fine tip markers! I have no idea why people are complaining that it seeps through paper or that it does dry fast enough, leaves marks, etc. I've tried it on watercolor paper, toned tan paper, sketch paper, and even construction and copier paper, they all work well and don't bleed! I suppose it could with very thin paper. I do have a sketch pad with thin paper and it does show marks from behind, but in my experiment it didnt bleed through. But, again, that's just my results. I don't guarantee it for all.Other than that, these are seriously the best pens I've ever had.And, there are 6 black, and 2 sepia/brown! Just to let everyone know.5

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