Caliart 34 Double Tip Brush Pens Art Markers for Adult Coloring Books | Artist Fine & Brush Coloring Markers for Journaling Calligraphy Hand Lettering Drawing Teacher Office Art Supplies

I bought these for a complete set to have for myself. I haven't purchased a full new set in nearly 20 years. I'm honestly BLOWN AWAY with the amount of tools and sets of pencils in this set! It has a vast amount of colors and lots of variety for several media's. However, I have one complaint....This set does NOT have a white colored pencil....lol, and IMO, is a very important tool for blending colors. I hope Caliart can correct this in the future. Otherwise, high praise for a super affordable set of Art supplies! Thank you!!! I drew this for a lady that wanted a wolf. I asked her 2 of her favorite colors. She said pink and purple. This is what I came up with. Lemme know what you think? Lol! Thanks again for an awesome set of pencils!

As someone who enjoys creating drawings and various kinds of art work, these are some of the most useful pens which makes my artwork pop due to the vibrant colors. I completely adore how the ink flows onto the paper I use because the tip almost flows similarly to a paint brush. I would recommend these pens due to the ease of use and the vibrant colors which you have so many options to chose from!

This is a really nice marker set and works well for everyday writing, journaling, and coloring. These have a dual-tip design with a brush tip and fine tip, which makes it easy to switch between filling in larger areas and working on smaller details. That combination gives a good balance of coverage and control. The colors are bright and vibrant, and there are no duplicates. Each marker is color-coded and labeled, which makes it easy to find what you need quickly. They also include a blank color chart that you fill in yourself, which is a really helpful way to see the true color of each marker. These are water-based and truly odorless, which makes them much more comfortable to use for longer periods. They’re also a good option if you’re specifically looking to avoid alcohol-based or permanent markers. One of the biggest advantages is how they perform on regular paper. They have minimal to no bleed-through on most paper, including notebook and journal pages, which makes them a great fit for bullet journaling and everyday use. They’re also easy to work with overall. The ink dries fairly quickly, which helps prevent smudging, and it washes off skin and most surfaces more easily than permanent markers. The only thing that kept this from being a full 5-star set for me is the marker housing. It’s functional and sturdy enough, but it has more of a basic or budget feel—similar to a children’s marker style. It works fine, but doesn’t feel quite as solid or high quality as the markers themselves. These are not permanent markers, so they’re best suited for journaling, note-taking, coloring, and general creative use rather than anything that needs to last long-term. What I like: • Dual tips (brush and fine) for versatility and control • Vibrant colors with no duplicates • Minimal to no bleed-through on most paper • Water-based and odorless • Easy to clean from skin and surfaces • Color-coded markers with helpful reference chart Things to be aware of: • Not permanent • Less suited for heavy-duty art or layering • Marker housing has a more basic/budget feel Overall: A great everyday marker set that works especially well for journaling and writing. Easy to use, low mess, and very practical for regular paper.

They’re OK markers. I feel like they’re more kitty kind like for children not I want more of a pin type of a marker like an ink pen these are. I don’t know. They feel like they’re tearing up the paper sometimes or maybe the paper is not good in the book I don’t know what’s what’s wrong when I’m coloring so I’m gonna work on trying to find better markers, but thank you. I’ll keep using them. I’m not gonna stop and also they don’t have the numbers on them to tell you what number they are for the projects. These books are colored by number and your markers and the numbers don’t match the coloring books so I don’t know what the heck I’m doing anyway yep.

This is a great set with so many beautiful colors to choose from. I love that each marker has a pen on one end and a brush tip on the other, which makes it very versatile. They write smoothly and are easy to control, even if you’re just starting out. I’ve been using them for calligraphy, journaling, and fancy lettering, and they work wonderfully. The ink flows well without skipping, and the colors are vibrant without bleeding through most paper. These are perfect for beginners who want to learn hand lettering or add some creativity to cards, planners, and projects. Pro tip: Practice on thicker paper to get the best results and prevent bleed-through. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to get into creative writing and lettering! 💖📒✨

NO BLEED THROUGH: You’ll see in my pictures on the page where I wrote “blue”, on the next page circled in blue that says “this has practically no bleed”, that’s the backside. As you can tell, there’s practically nothing on it (and the camera picks up more than what you see in person) and I’ve tested every type of marker on this Notebook that I have. It has very thick pages, probably some of the thickest bullet journal Pages I’ve seen so you’re not going to really find any markers that bleed less than this. I also tested the markers on just about the thinnest lined paper you could ever find and you could still barely see through it. Not really sure where some of the comments are coming from talking about bleed through. Maybe they’re going over the color multiple times? But I did that with the lines under “blue” as you see in the video and still no bleed so 🤷🏻‍♀️ DRY: Every single marker worked great, except for the black one. That’s the only one that I have that was dry. Black is definitely not a big deal to me because I can use my black crayola marker for that. I DID write the company so I’ll update with what they say. COLOR CARD: as you can see in my pictures, their color card is laughable to be honest. Do your own color card using the blank one they provide you. The way I did mine is I did one solid line and then I did a double line and then for the ones I remembered to do it, I circled the number with the fine tip. Hope this helps. These are great markers and I’m very glad that I got them especially for the price. And I can’t speak for people who’ve been doing this for a long time as for how good these markers are but for beginners, these are absolutely amazing and I highly recommend them. If, for some reason you have dry markers and are not satisfied, just simply ask for a replacement, and if that still gives you dry markers, then just simply get a refund and be done with it. If I have any problems with my markers drying out in the future, I will come back and update. ♥️ ✌🏼

What does a 94 year age of love to do? Color! These are the perfect markers. And they make my mom so happy.

I bought the 24-pack of Callart double tip art markers to decorate wooden birdhouses, and while they did the job, I think these markers are better suited for coloring books or paper projects. The dual tips—a finer point and a brush—were helpful for getting into the small, detailed areas of the birdhouses, which I appreciated. However, I noticed that the markers didn’t hold a lot of ink. They dried out quicker than expected, especially on wood, which made it harder to get bold, consistent color coverage. For paper projects or coloring books, I can see these working nicely. The colors are pretty, and the dual tips make shading and detail work easier. But for crafts like wood or other porous surfaces, they may not last long enough to be worth it. If you’re looking for affordable markers for casual coloring, these are fine. For bigger projects or long-lasting coverage, I’d recommend looking for a more heavy-duty set. (3/5 stars – good for light use, not ideal for crafts)

Colour range is very good. Quality was also good. My daughter liked them very much

Extremely good colour payoff.. each shade is different! The fineliners are equally great! Perfect tombow knock off!! Absolutely beginner friendly too!

Was using Camlin... The difference is huge... The shades used have a large difference in the thickness and get-up in the colour... this feels weak and watery and when it dries it gets super light just cheap water paints.