Pro Art PRO-MAR100 Bullet Point Marker Set

I absolutely love these Pro Art Buller Point markers! They are great for adult coloring book enthusiast . I like these better than other markers (even the more expensive markers that I own) because they are water based and they allow me to overlap colors & blended them almost like a watercolor. There's a wide range in colors and it's great if I want to do a gradient - all I have to do is use two or three colors next to each other and it creates a perfect gradient that looks very professional. I've included some pictures of some adult coloring book that I've only used this set of markets and nothing else. The case might seem a but unstable but as long as you have it on a flat,hard surface you should have no trouble with it. Again for this price these pro art bullet point markers are amazing and even if they were double the price I would still pay that much. I usually use sharpies ultrafine point markers but these work just as well for a really small details. They also work well for wide areas that need to be colored in. Just hold the marker to the side and you can color an area much faster then if you were to color with just the tip. There are some cons to these markers. Like I said they are water based so you can see any overlap. This is easy to avoid by not overlapping and using one directional strokes. I like to overlap them to create shade in certain areas. However, if that's a problem for you I would not recommend these. Also the caps don't entirely match the color of the marker, but after a couple of uses and swatches then you get pretty familiar with what the actual color is. Overall these markers or my go to whenever it comes to coloring. However if you are a professional artist and you do professional drawings, this probably is not for you. I like these better than other markers, even the more expensive markers that I own. There's a wide range in colors and they're all very vibrant. They don't bleed through paper. They don't have a strong smell li know what some markers. I can see these lasting for a very long time even with heavy use.

I cant say theyd be the same quality markers in 2024, but I bought these in 2009. Have had them sitting in a storage box for a long time using them here and there. This year decided to build a bullet journal and dug these markers out.A few of them are dry, but almost all of them are still working. Im pretty impressed by that. And a huge plus is that they dont bleed through my journal pages (160gsm paper)These arent top of the line markers, but all the colors are pretty, theyre great for journaling, you get 100 and apparently you can count on them working for 15+ years. This is an affordable and reliable set of markers and they deserve 5 stars in my book.

I order a set for each table group at the beginning for the school year. The colors are very vibrant & so many color options. I save a set for personal use as well.

These markers are great for a low price. They resemble the crayola markers that I have purchased in the past, but are much more cost efficient. I use these markers for my mystery coloring books that are color by number. I will say that even though there are a hundred colors, there is not a wide variety when looking for a specific shade. The markers are a great quality and have a good pigment. I would definitely buy them again, just wish there was more variations in the shades.

I have recently began coloring as a stress reliever and to keep my hands busy. (Nervous nail biting habit otherwise) I found these at Michael's for 20, but then of course researched here and found them for less. I have posted a few pictures, hopefully to help interested buyers get an idea of the colors included. There is an excellent variety in this set. The markers so far have proven bold and well inked. Highly recommend cardstock or better. :)My only complaint would be the packaging, but I am the kind of person who is willing to put in a little effort to customize my 'setup.' The markers come in a little plastic caddy that is somewhat flimsy. I have not had a problem with it falling apart or anything like that; it just sometimes tilts to one side and makes sliding the marker back into the two slots a little difficult. (When shifted, the bottom holes so not align with the top.)Again, with regards to the packaging, the markers are not labeled by color, but rather by number. The set I purchased, the #s are gold and on a white background. This makes them a bit difficult to see. If you want your colors in a prismatic order, and are willing to invest a little time, You can label the lids by #, as I did, and make a corresponding chart. A little overboard I know, but I try to color symmetrically and so want the colors to 'flow'.The #s that are listed on the markers correspond to a tiny, barely legible chart on the front of the plastic box it comes in. The colors shown are not at all true to the actual markers; they are shown against a black background and are very dark and dull. I have barely looked at the names, making a color chart made it irrelevant.Still, aside from the original effort in organizing the markers, and a warning to move the caddy with a little care, I do recommend these markers as a really good deal with a decent variety and quality for the price.