GC QUILL12 Colors Metallic Marker Pens - Dual Tip Brush and Fine Point Pens for DIY Album, Black Cards, Scrapbooking, Craft Supplies, on Ceramic, Stone, Glass, Fabric GC-MP12

These are really fun markers to add a little bling to your pictures. They dry fairly quickly. They’re fun to use. I love the colors . I recommend marking on a separate piece of paper so you’ll see the actual color after it dries. One and is a brush like tip and the other end is more of a fine print tip. They’re pretty functionally adequate.

Many of the colors are so close, its hard to tell them apart. The flow of paint is great, lovely results.

I've used these on wood and plastic and I absolutely love them! They are metallic, but not as much as I had hoped they would be, however, the colors are beautiful! I like the quality of them, I especially love that there are two different sized tips to paint with. It drys fairly quickly with good coverage. I'm glad I bought them!

My new favorite brush pen! I have been hand lettering for many years and have been searching for cheaper versions of Karin markers/pens. These are fabulous, especially the fact that they're cheap and work near as well as my brushmarker pro metallic. The colors are very metallic-y and very vivid. The color flows consistently. The ink on the brush side has a brighter, more opaque look, the smaller, finer nib seems to produce lighter more see through colors, the take time to show up. The smaller nib is great for outlining and for writing over areas you've colored with a different color. They all write beautifully on top of the other colors. I'll be buying these again!

But one side is t as vibrant as the other. Could just be my batch, but I only needed one side anyways.

These metalic brush tip markers are great for larger lettering, vibrant pigment, and easy beginner stroke contrast for thick downstrokes & thin upstrokes. The brush tip bounces back nicely and the color dries quickly with brilliant hues on black paper, too.The other side is a finer tip marker for shadow detailing in FAUX-calligraphy. Quite tickled by the how inexpensive they are in comparison to the name brand metalic markers reviewed online. And, I’m wondering why these haven’t been reviewed when they work so well for me as a beginner with the worksheets from Kelly Creates, Ensign Insights, and Simplified Lettering that I’m starting with from ETSY. As a newbee, I wish the other markers reviewed online were more affordable, so I didn’t have to splurge so much—addicted to the chill, medatative vibe of lettering. CONS: left uncapped, they dry quickly, but will recover after a few hours capped. Not for little kids doodling on tables or furniture.

I love these pens!I originally bought them to journal with. Recently I have picked up rock painting as a hobby and therefore have been experimenting with different ways and techniques. The ink showed vibrantly and withstood the sealing spray. Very worth the price. The only thing I would change would be to add more colors!!

The pens are nice and juicey. Though for some reason the ink in the lighter pink pen is actually darker than the ink in what's supposed to be the darker pink pen. So that's a little weird, but whatevs. Unless you look at the ink at an angle with light bouncing off it, then the pink ink matches it's markers. But looking at it dead on with no light it doesn't make sense lol. Still good markers.