8 Posca Paint Markers, 3M Fine with Reversible Tips, Set of Acrylic Paint Pens for Art Supplies, Fabric Paint, Fabric Markers, Art Markers

As an avid artist and longtime fan of the Posca brand, I can’t recommend the Uni-ball Uni POSCA Permanent Specialty Markers enough. This pack has quickly become a staple in my creative toolkit, and I’m genuinely thrilled with every aspect of these markers—from their flawless handling to their vibrant, long-lasting colors. If you’re in the market for paint markers that deliver exceptional quality at an affordable price, look no further.What sets Posca markers apart is their versatility and ease of use. The way they glide across surfaces—whether it’s paper, canvas, wood, or even metal—is nothing short of delightful. The ink flows smoothly, allowing for precise lines or bold, sweeping strokes, depending on your project. I’ve used them for everything from detailed illustrations to custom decor pieces, and they consistently produce professional-grade results. The tips are sturdy yet responsive, giving me full control over my work without any frustrating skips or clogs.The colors? Absolutely breathtaking. Each shade pops with a brightness that grabs attention and holds it. Whether I’m layering hues or using them straight out of the pack, the pigmentation is rich and opaque, covering surfaces effortlessly. What’s more, these markers live up to their “permanent” claim—once dry, the colors stay vivid and resist fading, even on pieces exposed to sunlight or handling. It’s rare to find such durability in a marker at this price point.Speaking of price, the value here is unbeatable. For the quality and consistency Posca delivers, I’d expect to pay far more. Yet, this pack remains budget-friendly, making it accessible for hobbyists and professionals alike. Every penny spent feels like an investment in creativity rather than a gamble on subpar tools.I wholeheartedly recommend the Uni-ball Uni POSCA Permanent Specialty Markers to anyone seeking reliable, vibrant paint markers. They’ve earned my trust and admiration, and I’m confident they’ll impress you too. Posca has once again proven why it’s a brand I adore—quality work, stunning results, and a price that your wallet can handle!!

I got these because my daughter persuaded me to get them for her, she said they were trendy and that everyone has them, and that they are a very nice and enjoyable brand. I will say they run out of ink pretty quickly but to get more you have to just press the maker down on the platform you are writing on. For anyone is is uncertain i would say go ahead and get them

I LOVE THE GROUP OF PENS I GOT WISH I COULD JUST ORDER ONE AT A TIME

Great markers, used ro make labels for some stuff and the pigment is pigmenting. Very smooth and opaque great variety of colors

Been purchasing Posca markers for art projects and love the quality! The colors work well but sometimes it runs out quickly and gets watery. Works well against dark material. Wish it was more affordable for the amount of markers though!

I enjoy doing a lot of arts and crafts. These are by far one of my favorite art items to use. They work on everything and are a lot of fun to use. My 7 year old son enjoys drawing with them as well. I highly recommend these as a part of essential art supplies.

I love them. They work wonderful. Took some time to get them to start, but I handed them off to my s.o. Who started them & tested them out for me in my sketchbook :)Tips:If you are going to use something like plastic in your DIY, I may suggest you sand it a bit so it can adhere a bit better. Especially if you plan on making something permanent (like a light switch cover or a jar).If you are using it on plastic, after it dries, you can chip away at it to make some cool effects or fix a mistake. If you do this though, use something that is just sharp enough and precise enough to do what you need.This is water based, so if you truly mess up, you could wipe it away and start over. Probably could not do that on wood or something that may absorb it, but you could go over it after it dries.Layering colors - BE WARNED! If you have a heavy hand and put a lot of pressure, you will chip away the paint you have already put down. I suggest letting each layer completely dry and use very soft pressure. Go over as needed.USING BLACK! Use this color LAST! As I mentioned before, when layering, colors can chip away. You can also pick up the color black if you have not let the layer dry completely. You can go over black, but you just might mix your colors up.If you are doing something like shown in the picture, I would use a really good gloss paint (or matte) after everything has totally dried. Do the spraying in layers. Let it set totally for 2/3 days so that you don’t ruin or smudge your hard work.