ZEYAR White and Black Acrylic Paint pen, Water Based, Set of 7, Extra Fine Point, Great for Rock Painting, Ceramic, Glass, Wood and smooth surfaces, Opaque ink (White and Black)

I scoured the internet and all of my local stores looking for the perfect markers to add fine detail to my artwork. I've been sitting on a piece for about a month looking for fine lining paint pens and these have worked beautifully. When I finally found these I bought them almost immediately. They came in the mail quick and weren't damaged or leaking at all. The tips on these markers are excellent! I dont have to worry about the nib fraying like felt tip paint pens so they keep the fine line application. The color flows smoothly and evenly as long as too much pressure isnt applied (as with any paint pen). Let's talk about coverage and opacity. The black has a deep, rich and solid color and I didnt have to go over lines multiple times. One pass was all that I needed! The white pens are beautiful. Great opacity, no need for multiple passes. And it's truly white! Not off white or eggshell as I have seen in other brands white pens. I'm truly thrilled with them. I plan on buying the full spectrum set that this company offers today! I wanted to test out the black and white before investing in the colors, but now I know I can buy them with the utmost confidence! If more colors are added to the sets I will scoop them up in a heartbeat! Would 1000% buy these again!

These are absolutely amazing for their value. The fact that the lines they can vary in thickness because it is a pen that uses paint is something I’ve always looked for in an outlining pen. It is also the first time I’ve ever used a product like this, recommended by another artist, and I am so very happy by the results, especially because I was only looking for highlight pens and got the bonus of outlining pens. I will continue to buy this product when mine run out, and I definitely recommend this for artists who like outlining pens akin to digital art, but prefer the traditional approach.

Good paint, but sometimes the markers do not let the paint out easily, making it hard to make consistently sized lines.

They started out working great but after a few min they seem to be a little dry or something and they studder. Like no ink coming out, then a tiny blob. Then they'll work fine for a few min, then back to spotty. This might just be bc they're still so new. The ink seems to be pretty glossy. Def. A sheen to them. Not the same sheeness as my acrylic paints but they'll work for now. Nice fine tip.

These pens are certainly not POSCAs. I was looking for a cheaper alternative to POSCA pens but unfortunately these just don't measure up. The nib is a hard piece of plastic which the ink just kind of dribbles down, whereas other paint markers usually have a porous tip that absorbs and distributes ink evenly. The hard, unabsorbent plastic nib created a scratchy feeling, far from smooth. The black pen is quite opaque but it feels like you could get the same effect with a brush pen or large fineliner. The white, however, is pretty sheer and would probably require multiple layers. I had to either shake the pen after every 1 inch stroke or continuously dip the nib in a blot-puddle of ink to get any payoff. Could probably just get the same effect with a gel pen. Overall, they're not bad per se but I wouldn't exactly recommend them being that ample better options are available.

I got these to do outlines and highlights on my paintings and drawings and they work wonderfully for what I wanted them for! Very happy with these! The only thing I would change is more back instead of white since I am going to go through the black much quicker.

Perfect for rock painting outlining words and pictures

Overall a good budget friendly paint pen. However, the paint sometimes will build up and dry up in the pen tip- making it so you have to scrape the pen tip before it’s usable.

Does just what it says on the pack