Uni Posca Paint Markers, 5M Medium Acrylic Markers with Reversible Tips, Artist Recommended For Gifts, Decorations, Fabric, Metal, Glass, 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.

The color selection is amazing! I love these pens and I am very pleased with the quality. Thank you!

POSCAS are the best paint markers - for any base - rocks, wood, paper, plastic, canvas - easy to use. clean, clear writing speed on most any surface. the smoother, the better, but the felt tips are really great quality and so is the paint.i like the 5 M tip for most projects - makes a nice paint stroke or dot without the extra fussing - leave the finer details or over writing to the 3 m tips or "fine" ... even "brush" tips... with lighter pressure- you can do nearly the same details with these 5 M tips too.get an extra white marker for funsies- its nice to have one that stays clean- one of my most used colors for outlining etc.especially durable tips for kids- if ever they dry out, pull the tip out and use warm water to re-activate.smooth marking. no leaking. quick dry- relatively speaking. i use an clear acrylic seal over most things- but the paint has held up well on other kids crafts that aren't.this paint is more permanent than some of the other brands of marker- clean up with hot water and soap as soon as possible- ie-wood table. i used a magic eraser to get the worst off of the varnish.does not wash out of clothes :)

Fantastic, firms colors, no leaks and great quality

Great Markers so easy to paint with use them on all my projects now.

These markers are worth every penny. The ink flows smoothly and covers beautifully on wood, plastic, and my canvas where I use them, the most. The reversible tips make it easy to switch between fine details and thicker lines. The ink is really bright and highlights every color perfecly.

These markers are amazing. The colors are so vivid. They dry relatively quick, usually about 30 seconds. The size is perfect to color with. I especially used them to make a scrap book and they worked perfect. I also used them for miscellaneous other arts, worked great. They work everywhere and last so long. I’ve had my previous 6 pack for 1 year and they’re still going strong, but I wanted some more colors for this new scrapbook so I bought these. I love them and I’m sure anyone else would too, but the price is definitely steep. I waited for them to go on sale and got them at good value. But if that’s not a worry for you then I would 100% recommend!

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.

These are great

My daughter love it.

ben confezionati e arrivati con buon anticipo sui tempi previsti. UNIPOSCA è sempre una garanzia per la qualità del prodotto. molto consigliato a chi vuole la qualità della tempera coprente e la praticità di un pennarello su qualsiasi superficie. Particolarmente belli i pennarelli a punta fine che non avevo mai provato. ottimo prezzo rispetto alle cartolerie. Sarebbe bello avere una varietà maggiore di colori, specie nel punta fine.

I have a huge acrylic Marker collection including Krink, Molotow, Grog, Arteza, Stylefile, Arteza, Tooli-Art, Funto, Hual, OTR, Pintar to name a few, and of course a nice collection of Poscas so I feel I'm able to give an adequate comparison and judge where these markers fit amongst the rest of the market. More importantly how they stack up to the markers sitting atop the price range. These surpass so many markers out there in every category, except price but you get good value with the accurately priced sets here on AMZ because these markers are truly re-usable and can be picked up after laying around days since last used with a quick shake, no rinsing out tips or sore arms trying to loose the paint up. Some come close in smoothness, like th Molotow. Heal, Krink and OTR but other than Krink I only get 2-3 go's with them before the tips is dried out a bunged up with paint needing a rinse out before it will flow again. Poscas however rarely ever need a thorough wash. The nylon tips tend to get some buildup on the sided of the tip but a quick scrap now and then is all it takes the Fibre tips are at the top of the help for quality and seem to last forever when capped properly. The paint is primo too. It covers with 2 passes max, depending on what medium, colors and the surface. The markers hold An immense amount of paint and it mixes very easily compared to other brands with decent paint like Tooli-Art, Pinar, Artistro so your arm won't fall off after shaking them no matter how long they sit around, just make sure to store them on there side. I invested in a lab mixer which can whip these up in under 30 seconds which is awesome. The price would be the only con I can think off. The fact that they are Acrylic means they have limitations on which surfaces they perform well on but that can be said for all makes and styles. They don't get the same coverage first pass on certain surfaces like plastics and glass where oil markers tend to perform better but that's more of a con for the medium not the brand specifically. All that said I feel they are worth the price if you use these kind of markers a lot. Just make sure you shop around because there are some greedy sellers that mark up sets to ridiculously higher pric ai be careful. This bunch was well priced overall IMO.

We love these pens at school, just brilliant. The quality of the children’s work has improved immeasurably.