Uni Posca Paint Marker Pen, Fine Point, Set of 7 Natural Color (PC-3M 7C),Original Version

Okay, I never write reviews, but these markers are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. These are the first paint pens I've found that dry with a perfect matte finish. Each color is so opaque not only on its own but also when layered on top of each other. I can lay down a dark color for a base and then add in detail with a lighter color and the lighter color is just as bright as it is when used on plain white paper. They are so clean and vibrant. I can't get enough of them. I used them for a bigger piece for an art show and I had people (who were seeing it in person) ask me if it was a printed poster!You can't blend them very well, or at least I haven't found a way to yet, but they're perfect for bold, flat blocks of color (and you can always stipple them to get a blend effect which turns out pretty cool). I had to do some experimenting to find a paper that works well with them. I've found Canson XL Mixed Media is my favorite. The paper still pills a little, especially when using a lot of layers, but if you just let it dry you can pick off the pieces that pill off and you can't tell any difference.YOU SHOULD BUY THESE! :D

I am happy that I ordered this set. I have a set of 15 Posca Paint markers that I had ordered previously, and this set has all different colors than the first set I ordered - I am very pleased with this, it's just what I wanted. They work well!

These were honestly a great purchase. Posca markers are expensive when buying them from art supply stores. Before buying these I purchased a 15 pack with a different seller and I was so impressed that I had to get the same size in pastel colors. There was no leakage and the ink came out great. The coverage and performance are amazing with these markers. I compared sizes 1M, 3M and 5M because they were purchased from different sellers so I wanted to see if the colors matched. They matched perfectly, the 5M’s were purchased at an art store the other two on Amazon. I’m so happy Amazon sells these markers because the price is amazing. I will definitely be purchasing more.

I bought these to work on simple doodles and drawings in my sketchbook, and I think they're lovely. They have very vibrant colors and are very opaque. They are even visible on black construction paper although on different colored paper the colors look a little duller. The first picture I included was edited in photoshop to attempt to make the colors more true to what they look like in real life since the original photo I took wasn't the best quality. The second photo shows sketches on black paper and regular paper in my sketchbook. I have yet to try and use these markers on other materials. Because of the bullet tip point it can be hard to do things that have very fine detail but I personally don't mind that, also when filling in large spaces of color the markers tend to dry up a bit but then after pumping them again and shaking them a bit they go back to normal. I definitely look forward to buying these in more colors at some point!

POSCAs present certain color limitations but the pastel palette really opens up a lot of potential appealing color palettes. I cannot recommend POSCSAs enough, as they are acrylic paint in pen form and SO easy to use without the hassle of your typical paints. Very opaque. I recommend storing the pens up-side-down and using post-it notes to test/pump the pens.

Great colors and great quality especially for the price! Only issue is that you’re supposed to push down on the marker for paint to come out and I did but– on some of the markers a lot of paint poured out the second I pushed it down on the paper. got all over my hands maker and paper but Worked fine afterwords. Besides that they’re great and just as expected

Exactly what I needed. I tend to use these colors even more than the originals.

Love these! I've already ordered more of these fun, vibrant, easy to use pens. These are the basic colors in pastels and are creamy and lovely.I panicked for a moment, when I grabbed the pen and it didn't write. The nib was white and it appeared to have no ink. I shook the pen like crazy because I know that is what you do with spray paint and I could heat the distinct rattle. Then I noticed if you press the nib onto a surface/paper, it retracts up into the pen. Vigorous pushing into the paper brought the paint out. No problem! I plan on using the pens to paint, decorate river rocks, make greeting cards and anything else I can think of!