Crayola Fine Line Marker Set, Multi-Colour, 40 Count (Pack of 1)

I wanted these to use in my Cricut machine. Did write a little thicker than I expected but they were ok

Xmas gift for my son look as though they will do the job plenty of colour choices

This is scam item too expensive

Very good, but a bit too juicy. Some pens worse than others. Fineliner isn't that fine either. Lovely colours though.

Me gustaron mucho estos marcadores, en resumen la tinta es parecida a la de los supertips, muy buena, la punta en comparación no es como la de otros de crayola que es como una espoja, es firme pero no tan dura como la punta fina de los tombows, es parecida a la de los Stabilo 88, pero es más fina, como la de los paper mate flair pero mejor, en lo personal los flair me parecen muy duros y la tinta muy ácida que levanta el papel cuando coloreas, la de los crayola es más amigable con diferentes tipos de papeles, adjunto una fotografía con diferentes swaches de marcadores en una hoja mix media cansón de 90 gr y otra de como pintan los crayola en un libro de posters para colorear de papel tipo cartulina. Lo que no me gustó fue que algunos sueltan mucha tinta pero después de un rato de colorear dejan de hacerlo y varios colores son muy similares, pero al ser 40 tiene una gama de colores bastante buena y los colores son brillantes. La calidad en relación con el precio es muy buena ya que son muy baratos para ser 40 piezas, aunque el cuerpo del marcador no tiene la mejor calidad en cuanto al plástico e impresiones de logo y nombres, aún así son muy cómodos para colorear. Tenía muchas dudas antes de comprarlos, pero no me arrepiento de haberlo hecho, son una muy buena adquisición, tengo varias marcas y no considero tener algo como estos.

Love these fine line markers/textas

These markers are exceeding my expectation! Be honest, I did not expect too much as they are not expensive fancy brand. I was then happy after tried them out by myself. Of course I like the fact you get 40 of them with less than $20, as most of *good markers* cost at least $1 or $2 each. Best thing I like about them, they do NOT bleed with my coloring book, not at all! (see picture I attached just for testing the markers, nothing is showing from the back of the paper in the 2nd photo). Yes my coloring book has good papers, but nothing like fancy artist grade quality or professional papers. I think you won’t have problems with any good coloring books neither. SIZE: The drawing line is about 1.0 mm, very much like the thickness of the lines in my first photo, a tiny thicker when pressed harder. Only thing it can be improved is the selection of the colours, most of them are dark and bright, not much soft, creamy pastel-like colours if someone prefers light colours.

Hi All. The Crayola 40-piece fine line markers are a very nice set of markers indeed. First, I want to say that I've purchased other water-based ink markers, and I've NEVER used a juicier set. Not 1 of the markers was dry, or even going dry. Now, you need to know that I have never really liked water-based ink markers, but this set was so incredibly easy to use, and it layed color down beautifully. I have become a water-based ink marker lover. I have included a page so you can see how nice the colors look. You should notice, that the streaks are very minimal. Granted that the spaces in this page aren't super big, but even the spaces on the hearts are big enough that if you aren't familiar with water-based ink markers, you could get some streaks that look quite bad. The color selection in this set is great. Now, 40 markers may not seem like a big set, but the shades that are included are the ones that tend to be used more. I like this fact. I always feel like I'm "wasting" my money by not using certain colors. I'm not worried about that at all with this set. It contains 2-grays, 4-browns, 5-pinks, 5-greens, 2-teal, 6 blues, 3-purples, 2-yellows, 5-oranges, and 2-reds. It also has 1-wine, 1-gold-ish, 1-black, and a shade they call "Sandy Tan" that might qualify as a flesh tone. I know that the regular, yellow box set does not include the "Sandy Tan". That is one of the big reasons I chose the Adult Coloring Fine Line set. I really like the tip shape and size. There are other markers that have a "standard" bullet shaped tip, but this one is smaller. It was easy to get into the small areas, which is a necessity for me. My favorite designs to color are the smaller spaced style, and even the "tangled" style. So, if you like the Crayola brand, and are wanting a good set of water-based ink markers, with a very good color selection, I suggest that you purchase this set. Let me know whether you found this review helpful or not. Thanx, Mindy They blend well. I did some simple shading on this page. You should be able to see that I used a base color, and then added a darker shade around the edges and across the center line. The darker shade blended into the lighter shade and made the little fronds look dimensional. This is an easy techique, but it does not always look good with water-based ink markers. These Crayola Fine Line markers were definitely up to this challenge. So, if you like to use water-based ink markers, this set is a very good choice. It is also a less expensive set. I do believe that it has the better color selection, if you are comparing

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