They're a step on the right direction at least, being lightfast unlike those expensive dye-based makers. I only have 3 grays but I like them well enough. They bleed less than Copics, but also tend to ruin the surface of normal paper if you layer more than a couple of coats. You don't really need their fancy paper, they actually work really well on the back side of regular marker paper.

their white marker is cool, but yeah. trying to clean off white nib any time after mixing wound up to a lot of the paint being lost. could try to do extra stuff to lessen the paint loss.

i've also seen a review vid of someone attempting to use them with a brush as a bootleg watercolour. ended up pretty awkward

Are these better than alcohol markers ? What are the differences beetween them ? Could we youse the two for the same kind of drawing ?

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best way i can describe the consistency is like a thinned down paint marker mixed with an alcohol marker