Mitoymia Paint Pens Markers - Acrylic Paint Pens for Rocks Painting Glass Stone Wood Ceramic Craft Supplies, 24 Vibrant Colors Great for Christmas Easter Egg Pumpkin Markers

Mitoymia Acrylic Paint Pens – Versatile and Vibrant for Creative Projects The Mitoymia Acrylic Paint Pens are a versatile addition to any artist's toolkit, offering vibrant colors suitable for a variety of surfaces. Design and Usability: These pens feature a 1-3mm reversible tip, allowing for both fine details and broader strokes. The ink flow is smooth, providing consistent coverage without blotching. The pens are comfortable to hold, making them suitable for extended use. Performance: The water-based acrylic ink is non-toxic, odorless, quick-drying, and weather-resistant, ensuring durability across different projects. The colors are vibrant and maintain their brightness after drying. However, some users have noted that the opacity can vary between colors, with lighter shades requiring additional layers for full coverage. Versatility: These pens are effective on various surfaces, including rocks, glass, wood, ceramics, and canvas, making them ideal for projects like rock painting, customizing mugs, or decorating Easter eggs. The quick-drying nature of the ink allows for efficient layering and detailing. Pros: Vibrant color selection Smooth ink flow Non-toxic and odorless Suitable for multiple surfaces Quick-drying and weather-resistant Cons: Opacity varies between colors Lighter colors may require multiple layers Conclusion: The Mitoymia Acrylic Paint Pens offer a vibrant and versatile solution for various art projects. While some colors may need additional layering for full opacity, their overall performance and adaptability make them a valuable choice for both beginners and experienced artists.

Great pens, work nicely and a good price

These are good

Got these today.I love painting. I tried them out .You need to shake them first , then press the nib down several times to get the ink flowing. I love them I painted on a glass jar a tree and some flowers with the fine nib. The pens also comes with a set of spare nibs and a cute pr of plastic tweezers. These tweezers are to pull the nib out if you want to change from the fine nib to thick . Not tried that .At the moment happy using the fine nib. Could do some detailed work. Very pleased with them. Plus they have a brilliant range of colors. One of the colors green was a little sluggish to get going .I think its getting better. This is a good buy. Footnote. The green pen did not improve at all. This is one of the main colors i use when painting. Customer service is excellent and very responsive. They wrote back to me and offered me a replacement. Then wrote again to tell me the replacement would be with me in a couple of days. It is such a good service. Excellent pens. Excellent customer service and support. I am very impressed with this product. the pens works very well on glass.

I have some way more expensive Archer and Olive Acrylographs. I bought those at the same time as these Mitoymia pens - guess what, the Mitoymia still work perfectly, the A&O have dried up, got stuck nibs and if you can get them working they are insipid and barely put any paint down. These however work a treat. They need a decent shake, and it's best to get them going on a bit of scrap paper as they can glob a bit, but they are free-flowing, good colours and will draw over most things. Very pleased with them!

I love these pens. They are very reasonably priced for the number in the pack and the colour range provided. The tip is quite fine so good for putting detail into rock painting or peg doll colouring. I've made some lovely items with these and would highly recommend. You do need to press down initially for around 1 minute to get the paint flowing, and the odd time they have dried up a bit when not being used, I have run the tips under a tap and that has usually worked to get them started again.

easy to use

They’re okay. Decent for the price but if you expect pens that work great and you intend to use them a lot, then go for the expensive original (Posca pens). Some of the pens work like they should – the paint flowing effortlessly, not dry at all. Others are very dry and barely work even after shaking them and pressing the ends down (no matter how many times you do it), which is very frustrating and takes away from the experience. Doesn’t help to change the tip, still hardly no paint coming out of them no matter what you do. I guess you get what you pay for and it can be a bit hit or miss. + changeable ends so you can also make them pointy + spare ends included + good price (Posca pens are £50+) + decent number of pens + also a silver and a gold pen, which I did not expect - some of them barely work - not ideal for colouring in because of the quality, if that’s what you want to use them for (rather than for writing), then go for the more expensive ones rather than these

Les couleurs sont belles, mais la pointe n'est pas assez fine pour des écritures ou dessins qui demandent de la précision.