ARTEZA Real Brush Pens, 96 Drawing Pens Pack, Flexible Brush Tips, Professional Watercolor Pens, Drawing Markers, Non-Toxic, for Artists, Hobbyists, and Calligraphy Enthusiasts

Fast delivery and great brush pens! Thank you :)

Some brush pens are totally dry! Not even a hint of colour. I opened up the driest brush pen to see if there is any ink inside but dry dry dry!!! At least 20 of these pens are semi dry and another 10 or so a bit dry ...really let down by this product. Will never buy Arteza again.

I've been wanting to try Arteza products for a while so when the Brush pens came up on Prime Day I grabbed my chance.I found these to be pretty nice pens. I use these in my adult colouring books and have been using them as 'normal' rather than diluting the ink with the water brush so can't say how well these work as actual water colours, but as straight-up markers, the colours are fantastic, very pigmented which I love.Be aware though that despite being water based, these do seem to bleed through the paper quite a lot if you're not on card or water colour paper.There were a handful of stray bristles on a few of the pen's brushes but nothing that I couldn't easily pluck out and all laid down smoothly after that.I did have one small issue with a duplicate colour (consequently resulting in a missing colour) and after a quick message to Arteza, they took care of that and then some, so I'm also very happy with their level of customer service. However, there was also a missing colour in the replacement set they sent me - this time not a duplicate but a physically missing pen.In the circumstances I'm ok with this because between I now have all the colours covered from combining both sets which is ultimately all I wanted, however they must have some quality control issues at their factory or wherever these are packaged so just something to bear in mind as it's potential hassle to get the issue sorted.Long story short - really like these pens, great vibrant colours and I enjoy using them - but they clearly have some packaging issues sometimes resulting in duplicate/missing colours some have marked them down a star due to that.

So I've had my eye on these for months! (Like...a good 4-5 months) and decided screw it to just treat myself, cause why not.When they arrived they came rather quickly and arrived safely - from what I saw there was no damage to the box it came in or it's casing its self. So from the outer appearance - everything was grand.I even decided to make a small tester sheet to test all 96 pens (yes I did do it) but out of the 96, I found 2 brushes that were just...unbrushed?Like I'm not even sure what happened to them as there didn't seem to be an issue with the case or the box so I don't know why these two brushes were ruined (As shown in the image with one bushy and one that's sleek-like it's meant to be-)As I said this was an almost perfect set - before I found these little issues, the set was lovelyA little fiddly to get used to - but with practice, you get the hang of itThey blend nicely together - Even with water, so you can use it like a watercolour if you prefer to get a more vibrant colourSo overall - would I suggest this ? Yes, they're a really lovely set an for the price they're at, it's a steal because it's not just your cheap felt tip pens you get from the store, they're actually very nice quality. And they're not duplicated colours ether - as I was going through the set I swore by looking at some of them they were the same, but as I did my tester sheet - they came out completely different.So if you're looking for something nice to try or even just to spoil yourself, this is most definitely worth it.

These pens are gorgeous! I'm going to enjoy using these. At the moment I've been them on different papers to see how they behave and what papers they're best for.I had a little blip when I discovered a duplicate pen in my set while swatching the colours. This meant I was missing a pen. Areteza were fantastic and helped me rectify that immediately.Also, in case anyone was wondering, these pens DO have name colours written on them. I believe the original production didn't as per a few YouTube videos I saw so it looks like Arteza are very good at responding to customer feedback and have ensured future batches have colour names on them.

These really are great pens. I have the zig clean colour 80 set and to be honest I prefer these. The black seems to break into a myriad of other colours when you add water which is a huge plus for me as I hate flat black....... The brushes have fine points and colour laydown is great although on watercolour paper you need to take your time adding colour as the brush skips across the textured surface.I cannot fault them at all