Uni Posca Full Acrylic Paint Pens with Reversible Medium Point Pen Tips, Posca Pens are Acrylic Paint Markers for Rock Painting, Fabric, Glass Paint, Metal Paint, and Graffiti - Set of 29, Multicolor

Good, but not worth 10k. 2-3k is a reasonable price for this.

There’s nothing like this that I’ve ever used. I got these to paint rocks as I wanted something with more precision than regular paint without compromising the vibrancy of the paints! Goes on so smoothly and juicy, and you can see the paint from so far away too which is great so people can see them as they’re walking. I also love using them on thick paper and making designs and paintings that literally look professional but were just made with a paint pen. The ink flows out super easily once you get it started and I rarely have trouble with it clumping and coming out in huge juicy chunks. A-MAZING! LOVE THEM. OH, and these colors. don’t even get me started. The pastels are PERFECT. They are so crispy and so so so so aesthetic oh my gosh. Literally I could paint / pen all day with just this pack.

Je suis très contente de cet achat, bien que les crayons Posca soient chers, il faut quelquefois payer plus que nécessaire pour la qualité !

Me gustaron mucho, pero son muy delicados, tienes que mantenerlos acostados porque si no es así al momento de recargarlos se riegan, es algo que poco a poco uno va aprendiendo

I've had my Posca pens for a couple of years now and have painted over 200 rocks and they are still working as well as when new! I give the rocks a base colour of acrylic paint and when totally dry can then get drawing with the Posca pens. I find that the colours are way more vibrant painting onto a base coat than straight onto the rock, where you have to go over them several times to get rich colours. The pens need to be stored horizontally and shaken prior to each use. If the paint does not flow you then gently press the nib on some paper to prime the paint. Beware of pressing too hard or too much as the paint can suddenly come out in a blob (if that happens I just wipe with a cloth)! Always make sure that the colour you've just used is totally dry on your surface (I use a hairdryer) before using a new colour next to it, as the colours can bleed and contaminate the nibs. If this happens I just wipe with a cloth and then scribble on a piece of paper until the colour comes out true again. One huge benefit of these pens is that if you make a mistake, you can go over the error with the required colour (once totally dry) and keep correcting as you go along. This is especially useful for wording, outlining and fine details. I would recommend the very fine nibs (PC-1MR) for thin outlining or detailing and the PC-1Ms for colouring small areas. If you want to colour in large areas there are fatter nibs available. These pens are not for young children as you do have to be careful with them. When used and stored correctly they will last for a long time and therefore are great value for money. In conclusion great quality paint pens, perfect for rock painting (not tried them on anything else), long lasting, good value for money for a high end product and I would highly recommend. Lots of people in our local rock painting group have switched over to these pens and are really happy with them. Hope you found this helpful.

Ce sont les mêmes Posca que l'on trouve dans le commerce (pour bien plus chers). Moi je m'en sers pour faire certains contours sur mes toiles peintes à l'acrylique. On peut diluer les traits avec un pinceau humide. La peinture des feutres tient sur une multitude de materiaux