The french gray shades are far better than warm greys to depict interior designs and architectural designs. I know is a question of tastes but these French grays are more subtle than warms Read more

Personally I’m more of a paint person when coloring in drawings but these markers are really good and worth it. I am a beginner in using marker and even for blending but they are easier to use than I thought and love the vibrant colors. So far I have no complaints and would recommend. Read more

As an amateur scrublord in the arts of art, I find these markers very easy to handle (and fun to smell) when coloring. Be mindful that these markers will bleed through and soak the next few sheets under it (as do all markers do.) I use the cardboard backing of an old sketchbook to prevent these markers from bleeding on to the next pages, while at the same time creating abstract art on the cardboard. The chisel tip is great for coloring in large areas, while the fine tip will help you get in those hard-to-reach areas. For those who want to do a bit of shading on the white/brighter pieces of your art, I would recommend getting a Prismacolor Cool Grey set, as the only achromatic color you get in this set is PM-98 Black, unless you count the 2 neat Metallic Silver paint markers that come with the set. Overall, great buy and I hope to buy some more from Prismacolor. c: Read more

The Prismacolor Premier double-ended markers are perfect for detailed work and broad strokes. The fine and chisel tips make them versatile, and the cool grey shades are smooth, blend beautifully, and add depth to any artwork. A must-have for artists and designers! Read more

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