ARTEZADual Tip Brush Pens, 100 Colours, Sketch Markers with Fine (0.4 mm) & Brush Tips, TwiMarkers for Coloring, Calligraphy, Sketching, & Doodling

I watched several reviews on the 48 set and I was at the time trying to sort out other brush pens which were less expensive...I was so frustrated trying to find what I call “True colours”...The old colours before CYM became the norm...in any medium so when I saw these I wasn’t even going to look at these...However when they brought out the 100 set in the US...I have FFS(full set syndrome😂) I waited until they came out here...I thought they would be like felt tips and being expensive to me I really wasn’t going to bother...Amazon had them on offer so I plunged in...They totally EXCEEDED my expectations...They have colour names and numbers which makes a huge difference...coming from an age where colour names have always been used...The tips are firm but still have enough give to do lettering...The fine liner side is tiny, but the flow of colour is amazingly juicy without flooding...The lids fit on they opp end to what your using so no more lost lids...They can be used on crate paper or other cheaper paper but expect the dark colours to ghost through to the other side as any marker could do...You will be surprised by how the fine end fills in the smaller detail easily...There are 2 pens that I found the names and colours miles off and they are Latte Brown and Biscotti Brown...they’re shades of olive not pale brown...I think 2 out of 100 is forgivable...I was watching a colouring channel by Zoe and you know a product is good when the tester goes” wow”...”ooo”...”I didn’t expect that !”...I love Arteza products even though they are more expensive that others but their products are not the same...They now have 120 alcohol marker...way above my budget...unless Arteza wants to gift them for me to review😂..Give these a go...🥰

I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for good brush markers on the cheaper end. The colors are amazing and the markers are high quality.Order arrived quickly as usual with no delivery issues.

I’m new to colouring but I love it. I had always been crafty and now I’m disabled colouring gives me that freedom again from life. I had pencils and gel pens and decided to give these a try, I love them. I only have partial use of my right hand due to paralysis so holding pens, pencils etc can be difficult. These are comfortable and easy to use and I can colour without much effort

This set is my first Arteza experience, and a pretty good one!The pens offer a nice variety of beautiful colors that have a bright, modern feel, and a good texture - that said, I wish there were more distinct skin tone markers to choose from. Featuring a brush tip and a very thin fineliner (which I find unusual for markers, so this makes them stand out to me), they offer good line versatility and can be put to diverse uses such as sketching, illustration, lettering, etc.. They are meant to be diluted with water, but I personally bought them for coloring quick drawings in my sketchbook, having previously used other watercolor markers in this way (since non-alcoholic markers don't tend to bleed through the pages, to which the Twimarkers are no exception). But I would say they don't work perfectly for this, and things I appreciated about my previous experiences are somewhat lacking here - namely, brush flexibility (the tips can be stiff), and better resistance to saturation (when they're not being diluted, they don't really blend; and layering color, particularly before the previous color has dried, will often mess up the paper a little). However, with patience and practice you can definitely get around this - I was just hoping for something simpler! They do work neatly in combination with colored pencils, which I like, and as watercolor markers they do a good job and the pigment spreads out well. If you are not planning on diluting them, I would suggest using them on smooth paper, such as Bristol, for best results.Something else to note is that there is a lot of (not great quality) plastic in the package; decent for storage (the pens are tucked in neatly and tightly), but slightly annoying to use and not great for the environment. I wonder whether perhaps there might be better packaging options in the future?Overall, while I need to pay more attention to them than I was expecting, the markers are fun to use - and, with one hundred colors to choose from, I think they are good value for the money! But it does show that they are budget markers, so I would recommend them first and foremost to beginners and hobbyists, and people who are able to treat them as a new experience and simply enjoy the very lovely colors. But, while there is room for improvement, I would say I like them better than other budget watercolor markers I've tried.

WOW...these (twi)nmarker pens are amazing.The ink flows really well and the colours are very pigmented. The pen is so comfortable to hold and I love the clear barrels. The ink lays down lovely and doesn't leave streak marks and as yet have not had them bleed through any papers I have used.Fine tipped pens I tend to use for the intricate details but these ones colour so well I reach for these all the time as they colour the larger areas very well. These have quickly become my favourite pens and will be buying them again.

Excellent pens, was looking forward to these coming out, they’re very slim, making storage easier however I have found that after a couple of uses that sometimes the brush tip frays and can leave making precise line work tricky. Are replaceable nibs available?

We've had this set coming up to a year. They are pretty good but not perfect. My complaints would be there are a lot of pens that are virtually the same colour - for example there are lots of almost identical peach / orange colours and only 2 decent yellows and greens (all of which have run out). Most of the colours come out pretty pale and lack vibrancy. Many pens have frayed and quite a few have run out within the year - they have had moderate use. The noir black ran out within a few months. I am glad I did not pay £48 for these as they are not as good as I hoped they would be.

La gama de colores es maravillosa,nunca habia visto unos marcadores tan bonitos. 1000/10

I received the product with double pens of one color and a missing sleeve of another color group. I chatted with Arteza sending them a picture of a card attached to the package stating the package was essentially compromised. The response was amazing! About 20 hours later I had a totally new set of pens AT MY DOOR.Customer service in my opinion exceeded expectations.And BTW…..the pens are great also. Vibrant colors and the double tip is great. Would recommend them as well as buy them again.

Nice markers. Vibrant ink. Good for coloring books. Variety of shades. Highly recommended.

Swatched them (100 Twimarkers), and noticed they do streak a bit if you only use one layer. I used 2 layers for each one and the streaking was gone. A few colors were a bit 'meh' when water was applied (only applied one layer doe that one), but I can work around it knowing which colors have that "issue".Side note: the swatch was done on Canson XL Aquarelle. (300g, fine grain). They might act different on other paper.I recommend and will buy again in the future. Well done, Arteza!

J'adore ces feutres ! Leur petite pointe pinceau est de la taille idéale pour les coloriages, ça fait beaucoup moins de marques que des feutres standard et le trait reste très précis.Deux bémols au niveau de la palette de couleurs :- Il y a des nuances très difficiles à classer, dans les vert-marron-jaune (genre biscotti brown, tea green, camel, caramel). Ça ne correspond pas vraiment au nom attribué.- Ça paraît bête, mais il n'y a pas de vrai rouge. Il y a plein de nuances d'orange et de rose rouge, mais aucun vrai rouge. La couleur qui s'en rapproche le plus est le ruby red, mais elle est trop foncée et tire déjà vers le rose.Je recommande vraiment ces feutres. J'espère qu'ils seront à nouveau disponibles sous peu. C'est un bon investissement.