Uni Posca Paint Markers, 5M Medium Acrylic Markers with Reversible Tips, Art Supplies For Fabric, Metal, Glass, Rocks, Wood and Canvas, Assorted Colors, Set of 29

We got this set of Posca markers and they’ve been a hit in our house. With 29 colors, there’s a shade for just about everything, and the paint goes on smooth and bold. The reversible tips are a nice touch too because you can switch between fine lines and filling in bigger spaces without needing a whole different marker.My kids have been using them on everything from paper to rocks to little DIY projects, and the colors stay really vibrant even after they dry. They work on fabric too, which was fun for decorating tote bags and old shirts.They’re definitely not the cheapest markers, but the quality makes up for it. They don’t bleed like regular markers, and they feel sturdy enough that they’ll last a while. If you’re into crafts or just want a good all-around paint marker set, these are worth having.

Hands down the best paint markers!!!I love how there are many colors to choose from. They don’t bleed when used on paper.

These Markers or Pens are absolutely amazing, they’re just like I imagined, I absolutely love them. They can draw on a lot of surfaces, there super fun to use, and they dry pretty quickly but leave just enough time if you wanna purposefully smudge the colors together. They are pretty durable but if you do come into an issue with the nib wearing or the paint dried, you just need to reverse the nib by taking it out and flipping. Caution, be super careful when you do this, make sure the pen is facing upwards so that the pain doesn’t drip out. I do recommend a good strong paper if that’s what you’re using them for. Preferably the less textured the better, as well as the thicker the better.How to use:Apparently there’s a whole lot of misconceptions about how to use these. I didn’t know until I read the comments before buying. They are going to come dry.1. Shake the pen while it’s closed (unless you wanna sprinkle of paint)2. Open the pen and push the pen nib up and down on the edge of paper or scrap paper until the paint reaches the end of the nib or until the pen flows well when drawing.3. Repeat if necessaryIf you do step 1, 2, 1 but with the cap open you can get nice stars on your work.DO NOT push the nib down/press to hard when drawing. If you press to hard you might wear down the tip. But my biggest concern is people saying that these pens leak, they do not leak, but they will if you draw so hard that the nib goes all the way down.Heads up:Don’t worry if the individual markers don’t come wrapped in the plastic like they used to, I’ve heard that they are no longer doing that. Also if you get markers and some are in a different language, it’s ok. I’m not sure why you would get them that way but these markers originally are from Japan. For those of you who don’t know a lot about art supplies, I guarantee that any art supplies you buy that’s actually Japanese is probably the best art supplies there is. Mine came without the plastic wrapping around the marker but did all come in English.

Shipping was quick! These are beautiful paint markers - very opaque. They are fun to use and are of superior quality IMO.

Finally got my hands on a big pack of posca markers!! I love these for detailing on paintings!! Theyre amazing quality and are really easy to use!

We got these along with some fold-out cards so that people could make memory books at a birthday party. The results were amazing — some people just wrote a nice note, others some amazing drawings. The colors worked well, and everyone had a great time using them. After the party, we gifted the pens to our most artistic grandson.

Beautiful, vivid colors that apply easily! These markers are wonderful quality and worth getting if you can get a discount (it's pretty expensive otherwise). Product photograph is misleading as the markers don't come in a single box; I received 29 unique colors, but it was spread out between 2 smaller sets and some loose markers. However, everything was brand new and in good condition, and each loose marker was encased in shrink-wrap for protection, soAlso, I've seen some reviews talking about "Chinese" writing on the markers which is wince-inducing; Posca is from the Japanese brand Mitsubishi and the labels are in Japanese! Just FYI since apparently it's too difficult for people to tell that's the case 🙄. It doesn't mean the markers are fake. The marker set includes all of the colors available to the Japanese market from what info I can find, which means there are some USA colors not included in the set and some colors specific to Japanese Posca markers. If you want some of the exclusive USA metallic colors, for instance, you'll have to buy another set.