7 Pastel Posca Paint Markers, 5M Medium Posca Markers with Reversible Tips, Acrylic Paint Pens | Posca Pens for Art Supplies, Fabric Paint, Fabric Markers, Paint Pen, Art Markers

Nice water color markers

The colors were very faint when I first used them and they barely worked at all, then after two weeks each of the colors stopped working completely, the colors are now somehow all transparent. They feel terrible on any paper, I've used printer paper, sketchbooks specifically for markers, and even acrylic paper, if you even push the pen down lightly on ANY of them it tears the paper immediately. An absolute waste of money.

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The Poscas are amazing

This is a beautiful set of Posca acrylic markers in pastel colours presented in a gift-ready box. Size 5m is one of my preferred sizes as it's perfect for art journaling and sketching. This set of pastel colours is gorgeous and they are genuine Posca. They're heavily discounted due to all the packaging being written in Japanese. Posca markers are one of my favourite art supplies, due to their quality, versatility and easy of use. The tips are reversible, so if one of the tips gets stained or tinted, it can be taken out and reversed, and then the marker works as if it was new. The main downside of Posca is that they're not refillable, so they generate a lot of good-quality plastic waste, which is a shame.

These are full size Posca 5M markers. If you haven't used Posca markers before make sure you read up about them before starting your project. One of the biggest challenges I had when starting was the opacity. The more you shake the marker, the more pigment you will get. The less you shake the more liquid (non-pigment) you will get. I walk around for a solid 5 minutes shaking a box containing all of my paint markers before I start painting. It's much easier than shaking each marker individually and the markers are good to go when I need that color. You can blend colors by applying a small amount of the dark color and then, while the paint is still wet, quickly adding the light color. It can be tricky but practicing helps. I've read that some people have had issues with paper getting soggy. These markers contain acrylic paint. If you couldn't use regular acrylics on the paper, you will have similar results with these markers. I use water color paper or another paper that can get wet. Also my local craft store has cute 2"x2" mini canvases that are fun and easy to paint. I wouldn't recommend using cardstock. If the paper gets too wet, wait for it to dry before adding more paint. If the felt tip of the marker gets worn out, you can remote the tip and flip it around. I believe there are also replacement tips available. I think this set is a great value for the price. I love the pastel colors, which are clutch for painting sunsets. The dark blue is nice for painting mountains. The paint dries in a reasonable amount of time, but it stays wet just long enough for blending. The thickness of the marker tip is true to size. I would highly recommend this set. Attached are 2 mini canvas landscapes that I painted exclusively using Posca markers.