15 Posca Paint Markers, 8K Broad Posca Markers with Broad Chisel Tips, Posca Marker Set of Acrylic Paint Pens | Posca Pens for Art Supplies, Fabric Paint, Fabric Markers, Paint Pen, Art Markers

Exactly what it looks like

Because the product which is i ordered exactly the same and safe.

My son was so excited to receive these cool markers for his birthday! Put a smile on his face.

En definitiva son muchisimo mejores que la marca Sharpie si quieres personalizar cualquier tipo de artículo. Lo malo es que debes de darle varias capas de pintura y sellarlo lo mas rápido posible porque si no, se torna un poco turbio el color.

One of my Illustration students told me about Posca markers. I loved the brilliance of the colors and the solid shapes made possible with these markers. Bought them for my granddaughter to decorate a wall in her bedroom ( with parents blessing, of course!). I hope they work. No info at all except in Japanese, which makes perfect sense because they are from Japan. Still challenging to discern instructions. The felt pen tips are white and dry, I assume one simply presses and strokes the pen until the ink saturates it. Ive not done that because they are a gift and I dont want to mail them having been opened up for fear they might leak or dry out. They look great. I hope they work. A little guidance would have been welcome.

Excelente descubrimiento, muy buena pigmentación y durabilidad

This is the 15 pack. You can see the gouges from the plyers on the outside of the green marker where I tried to open it. Unless I am doing something wrong, these are NOT refillable. as far as how they work? They work as they are supposed to, no problem there, I just wanted refillable paint markers.

This is about as good as it gets for a high quality acrylic water based marker. Ive used and abused many high quality acrylic markers and nothing compares to the Uni-POSCA PC series for quality versus price. Posca ink is world renowned for its silky smooth, slightly chalky finish, not to mention the high opacity. These markers are excellent on paper, canvas, wood, plastic, glass, or metal, and just about any smooth dry surface can be painted. Really smooth surfaces such as plastic may need a slight scuffing with a high grit sandpaper to ensure proper paint adherence. Rough surfaces will work in some cases, but tend to eat up the nib and require more ink for complete coverage. One coat is usually suffice, but I like to apply two coats to smooth out any uneven areas, with at least ten minutes of drying time between coats. Several light coats of a matte acrylic clear coat will ensure permanency as well for long term archival of projects.

These are great for creating layers when working with laser cut materials, canvas or just about anything that you wish to add color to. For canvas and laser cut material I like to apply a base coat of acrylic paint or gesso before using them as a first layer. Their opacity makes errors erase with ease, when adding a new coat of same or different color. Some materials work best with a white undercoat before applying lighter colors of yellow, pink, orange or green. My large nib set lasted a year of continuous use before needing to replace them. Its a reliable product and widely versatile in applications, making them a valuable asset for any artists toolbox.

I bought these for the grandchildren the color is very bold and long lasting