Caliart 18 Colors Brush & Chisel Permanent Alcohol Markers, Dual Tip Artist S...

the quality of these makers are really good! the color options are diverse and i love all the greens in the palette. i wish the swatch card was cardstock though because I had to make my own haha, i also wish they offered refills because these are really good and comparable to other more expensive brands!

I absolutely love these markers and I will definitely buy them agin they are juicy and don’t streak the brush tip is amazing and very comparable to other high end markers

These, so far, are every bit as good as the Ohuhu markers but cost much less. Very juicy and saturate well. They don’t bleed a lot and the colors are vivid. I wish they made the dial tip with the brush and fine tip because I don’t care for chisel tips but maybe that’s coming in the future. I’ll probably buy more. I wish they had sets like skin tones or just greens that you could buy.

I am constantly coloring, markers, pencils, digital, I do it all so when I needed new markers I bought these. THEY ARE AMAZING! They are soft and smooth (especially the brush) so they aren't scratchy like cheapos, when layering on a wet patch they blend beautifully, and if on dry they create a nice hard line, so they do both amazingly. The 1 major issue I have is the container, there's no hard sides or holes, so they won't hold shape or order, but honestly that's me nitpicking. These are fantastic budget markers and definitely worth the money.

Our 6 y/o is really into art videos on Kids YouTube and uses these to follow along. Her final results are way better than anything she was getting with Crayola markers, which she used a lot but her toddler sister kept leaving the lids off and drying them out.The 6 y/o treats these markers well: keeps the caps on, zipped up, and out of her toddler sister’s reach. She uses multi-media paper and they still tend to bleed through, so she always keeps an extra piece of paper behind whatever she’s working on. Once she starts wearing these out (some of the ones that get the most use - and she uses them a lot - are starting to run dry) we’ll get her an even bigger set. We got her the smaller starter to see how she’d do. She’s a big fan of these and we love seeing her passion for drawing grow.If you’re really into creating nice looking marker art, these are fantastic.

A lot of colors. Came in a sturdy heavy case. Brush tips are very precise and movable.! Very wet so that means the ink it flowing just how it’s supposed to. I’d rather test them on card stock or paper not the film kind of tester card they came with but they’re great for the price.

Perfect. Just as good as the name brand ones… definitely recommend!!

As a die hard copic fan I never thought I’d find any marker that even came close. Shockingly I have been proven wrong. The problem of the flimsy case was easily corrected by adding some chipboard to the sides and creating a center divider. An easy fix for such a remarkable alternative to other more costly markers.Pro’s:Extremely juicyGreat brush tipsDo not smellGreat color choices for creating perfect blendsCons-I haven’t found one yet !! But I’ll be sure to update if I do!I have read complaints about them not coming with a preprinted color chart. I love making color charts so I don’t consider that a problem. I did screenshot the chart the company provides in the photos of the products and found that to be fairly accurate . Hope that helps some that might not want to spend the time to create your own.