Caliart Alcohol Markers Brush Tip - 121 Colors Dual Tip Artists Coloring Markers Set Brush Fine with Case

These are quality! I’ve been coloring with them for nearly 3 months and none of the colors are out yet. The colors range from vibrant to pastel so you get a good range. Great quality for the money! Read more

I'm very happy with these markers! They're nice and vibrant and easy to color with. If I had one complaint it's that there are not enough shades of orange to suit me. But there are plenty shades of all the other colors. They are an excellent value for the price in my opinion. I will buy these again someday whenever they dry out, because they are a joy to color with. If you're on the fence about whether or not to try them, please do. You will like them 😃👍 Read more

Very nice. I likeness the brush end with the forever tip. I wish there were more colors instead of a lot of similar colors in lighter shades. Read more

These are honestly alright for the price point. The colors are wayyy off from what they should be, greens show up as brown and yellows as green. So swatch it up or you may ruin your work. Ohuhu is good about getting close at least, but the cheaper lines just don’t at all. They are nice to color with, they are juicy and the brush tips are great. I didn’t have any leaks and they are overall nice to work with. You’re going to have bleed through with any alcohol marker and these are no different, I hate that the algorithm asks about that with these types of markers because the best brands will still bleed. I just invest in some cardstock to put between my pages, and I use more than one sheet of it to be safe. If you are wanting to try alcohol markers these would be a nice start, just SWATCH before you go wild on a coloring book and use the swatch as a reference, not the cap color. Read more

Hi! Professional and hobbyist artist here! I am a long-time user of Caliart Markers. They were my first marker purchase when I decided to try alcohol markers for my art years ago. I loved them straight out of the gate. As I got more familiar with alcohol markers and the techniques to perfect them, I have bought several more sets of different brands. From Copic and Ohuhu to Crayola and low-budget brands. My preference then and still today is that Caliart is my "go-to" every time! 😍🔥 I hadn't tried the brush tips from Caliart yet because my experience with other brands left me feeling that brush didn't last as long and became frayed rendering them practically useless. (I'm also heavy-handed) So in curiosity's name, I originally purchased the 121-count set of brush and Chisel but decided I LOVE the brush on Caliart! I loved them so much I ordered the 180-count set a few days later. 🙃 PROS: •Strong but flexible brushes **Picture #2** •Large selection of vibrant and juicy colors • Long-lasting use (they are not refillable but my very first set ever bought is still going!) •(personal option) I like the new sleek and glassy barrel as opposed to the matte barrel on the older sets **Picture #3** • Color names and numbers are easy to read, organize, and catalog. **Picture #3** • Smooth lay down • Balanced barrels • Cap snaps on nicely to ensure no drying of the tips • No leaking of ink • Easily blendable with not only each other but also other brands •No streaking or uneven drying CONS: (these also apply to all the previous Caliart sets I've purchased in the past across all Caliart tips) •They do bleed a bit more than other brands. (I personally like this due to my own techniques. It makes my preference for blending and with practice and adjusting accordingly it's manageable but some people hate it so I figured I'd put that here in Cons) •The bag does not include any individual holders so storage needs to be done in a different horizontal alcohol marker-friendly way. •I did get one marker that looks to have been a factory defect or a miss in the quality control. Brush and shape are fine. Just a misfit I now have. **Picture #4*** Buying 2 sets kind of worked out because doing so allowed me to take the colors not included in the 180 set but were in the 121 set and combine them to have a total set of 198 colors and 2 blenders! **The colors not included in the 180 set but ARE in the 121 set are pictured in pic # 7** All in all satisfactory as always in my interaction with Caliart. I always recommend these to new and accomplished artists. They are vibrant and reliable from a professional standpoint and price-friendly from a hobbyist standpoint! Remember to always store horizontally, recap when not actively in use, all alcohol markers bleed through and always experiment and play to recognize your own preference!🙂 HOPE THIS HELPS ♡ Read more

I used the well known brand that everyone likes so well and they are great, but at the price of these caliart the quality is close to the same. I will definitely buy them again. I found that they blend well. Read more

Nice markers for the price. Good variety of colors and the ink flows easily. Depending on the paper, the color will spread somewhat, so can’t do precise lines. And it bleeds through most coloring book pages, but you can use cardstock under your page. dries pretty quick so it might be hard to blend. I have sensitive sense of smell, so the markers smell really strongly of alcohol to me. But its fine if you wear a mask while you use them. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the 121 fine and brush tip Caliart alcohol based markers. Having the two tips is wonderful because the brush tip lets you sweep across large areas and the fine tip lets you get into the very small spaces. There are many colors to choose from so I should be happy learning how to shade and make patterns with this many color options. In my video you can see a page colored with typical Crayola markers, and the start of a page with these new markers, and I think the difference is very clear. I can't wait to keep coloring with these new markers. Read more