JRQ 12 Colors Acrylic Paint Markers, Brush Tip Paint Pens Acrylic Markers with Waterproof Long-Lasting Ink for Rock, Canvas, Fabric, Wood, Paper, Glass, Stone, Coloring Book DIY Crafts Art Supplies

My kid absolutely loves these JRQ acrylic paint markers. The colors are bright, rich, and cover really well on paper, wood, and rocks. Each pen has both a brush tip and a fine tip, which makes it easy to switch between coloring large areas and adding small details. The ink flows smoothly without leaking or drying out too fast, and the caps seal tightly so they last longer. The set includes a wide range of shades, which keeps kids interested and creative for hours. We’ve used them for school projects, rock painting, and even decorating plant pots, and they work perfectly on every surface. The pens are comfortable to hold and easy for little hands to control. Overall, it’s a fun, high-quality set that feels more like professional markers than basic kids’ ones. Definitely worth it for anyone who enjoys art or crafts at home.

I previously wrote a price review for the set of 168, calling it something like "the most complete set I've ever purchased". I stand corrected. The set of 240 is the most complete set on the market. I can attest because I have so the sets from the most popular company to the cheapest of the cheap. I have not found another set that reaches from the lightest pastels to the darkest shades; this one passes... Check it those swatches!!! There are a few colors that are super close, but still different, so no colors actually are the same irl. I have included a couple pics of a peek into some of my marker collection. You can see that I have a nice comparison and am providing you information based on actual experience. This set is exceptional. I purchased mine on 6 month subscribe and save, where each marker worked out to be around $.40. that's right, under fifty cents a marker! Obviously the caveat is that you need to purchase so 240 at once. Totally worth it, even if it was over a hundred dollars. I have so much fun using these markers. So far, I have used them on watercolor paper (both as is and broken down with H20, which they do beautifully!), on primed canvas (pad, stretched, primed, unprimed), wood panel, aqua board, Clay board, gesso board and more... I have not used them on glass or plexi, but on that type of surface, I could see the product beading up or shrinking in when it dries. I don't know, this is just a guess. I think people use them for keychains or shrinky dinks, but I've got no experience there. Oh and they do dry fast, unless you use them on mineral paper, which is actually quite a lovely tactile experience, presenting rich colors when dry!! One thing I have been trying to do is create a large and complete set of colors, between all the company's, big small, known or generic. I think I've got what I've been hoping to achieve. This set rounds off my material desire for the complete color spectrum, that my brain is after. It makes me so happy!! I did run into about 5 colors that were not dry, but not as juicy as the rest. Definitely not worth taking a star off. I believe they might not have as much ink in them, so letting them sit upside down for a little bit helped every drop to reach the tip. I did not leave them like that too long, maybe 15 min, as they should be stored horizontally, so the markers don't accidentally drain themselves (thinking they are being used.. This is called the "use effect", which they warn of on the box). Speaking of tips, there are replacements included (I received two small bags with 5 in each). Another thing I've done is purchase a box of white, 12 markers. I don't have to worry about ruining the solo white marker that comes in the box. It helps to look at these as an investment. One thing I do like about this particular marker and brand, is that I can replace some of the most basically colors easily, by purchasing one of the smaller sets to build on the quantity of a color. Say you need the exact yellow from the 240 set, but it's in the set of 12,24 or 36 - obviously, you wouldn't need to replace the entire 240. I'm not sure if there are individual markers available or what that would cost of there. It would be nice to see GuangNa put together larger sets of colors, but grouped... So, reds, yellows, etc etc. The brake Lan guo does this, but only with 9 colors per set. Making art is such a gift and I'm becoming more and more aware of how to use it, every single day. It it so healing and freeing.... I find that having the best supplies (from experience, for my experience, for my intentions), helps keep me going and more able to reach a flow state with creation. We are ALL able to achieve this, it just takes work.. Don't wait to find out how much fun these markers are... But, please don't make GuangNa sell out, because I am 100% going to need that new box in six more months!! ***I attached a painting that I completed using 99% markers from this kit and CB902 from Languo, which is similar in darkness to 797 in this kit. It worked out well. As I mentioned, I love painting on wood and enjoy seeing the natural grains darken with the painting over time. Too accomplish this, I use a clear gesso and try to sand the finish down smooth enough to preserve the point of the marker for as long as possible. I have yet to replace a nib, (though a few could do with it), but when I do, I'll be ready with the spares that came in the set. I also found a bag of 100 replacement brush nibs for under $15. They worked with both of the brands, Guangna and Languo, so you really can't go wrong. I do widh the company would come up with a replacement system by croma, like I have seen in some YouTube videos. It would be a game changer and I'm super glad that's one of my only complaints. The other, is that not there's is 288 set I'll have to get (lol), so it would be awesome if the additional 48 colors could be sold as a supplemental kit. That's all for now!

These work really well for my coloring and small projects. The color variety is just what I needed and they hold up well over time! They are small but have lasted really well and dry very quickly. I haven’t had any problems with them at all!

These pens are amazing and I enjoy them a lot . My first set arrived with dry markers but the return process was easy and my replacement arrived the next day. Wonderful colors not the best variety but still pretty good .

seriously one of the best products out there. the quality of the paint is amazing, the coverage is amazing, the color variety is outstanding, the paint dries quickly and you can go over it without smudging.

Son una herramienta. Muy versátil , pigmentos excelentes . La intensidad del color. Son bastantes buenos. Me encantaron bastante . Los volvería a comprar y los recomiendo al 100% para hacer Lettering para pintar son bastantes buenos . Tienen colores vibrantes , tinta intensa y rica en pigmentos. Fácil de usar . Para personas sin experiencia son bastantes buenos , superposición, permiten pintar unos colores sobre otros. Excelentes para proyectos creativos y manualidades .

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I tried using these on a craft project where it would have been difficult to use a traditional brush and paint. They're great in theory, but the paint wasn't very pigmented and didn't transfer evenly to my project. It may have been the material (resin), but they didn't work very well for my intended purpose. I only tried the black, so maybe it was just that marker. At any rate, these are a really cool idea, but might be better for projects that don't require delicate details. They might also work well to create special effects on adult coloring pages.

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