The bullet tip is more rigid than the brush tip that I'm used to working with, but with a light touch, I was able to get into the smaller detailed areas of my stamp images just fine. They blended very well when shading and highlighting areas of my stamped images. While coloring with Spectrum Noir markers, I noticed right away how nicely the colors flow onto the paper. You will also need a of scrap paper under your project while you're coloring, as you may get some ink bleed through. I used Neenah card stock, and Memento ink, which is what I've had success with in the past. I didn't experiment with different card stock, or ink pads while trying these markers out for the first time, but I know there is a variety of ink and card stock brands that work well with alcohol markers. I like having both a chisel and bullet tip option, and how the bullet tip end is marked. The markers have a square-shaped shaft which prevents them from rolling off your work space. I received 12 of the six-piece marker sets, and that gave me a great deal of colors to work with. I've been using other alcohol markers for a while, so it was nice to have an opportunity to try another type of alcohol markers to see how they perform. I was very excited when my package of Spectrum Noir markers arrived for review. This key feature makes our range of alcohol markers not only the lower cost alternative, but a wise investment in any crafters' arsenal of products.

Each marker can be refilled with the available 25ml refill bottles of ink, and the nibs can be replaced if they become dull or worn. Spectrum Noir markers were created to be used long term. The remaining four sets of 24 markers round out the color range and are sold in tonal packs lights, brights, darks and pastels.

The first three markers in each pack (lighter tones) and the remaining three colors (darker tones) were chosen to work well with each other to take the guesswork out of blending. The twelve sets of 6 markers make up the core line of colors and are packed in tonally matched color combinations along with an essentials pack that includes true black, a blender and 4 other commonly used colors. There are no duplication of markers between any of the sets. The entire range of 168 alcohol marker colors is available in 16 different sets (twelve sets of 6 markers and four sets of 24 markers). Each pen is double-ended and refillable, with a broad chisel nib for coloring large area fills and a fine bullet tip for detailed work.

Each tray holds twelve Spectrum Noir markersSpectrum Noir is an alcohol based marker designed specifically for crafting.

Stack them vertically, horizontally, or angled.

FitsВ all pens up to 17 mm (5/8вЂќ) in diameter.

ItвЂ™s not just colorists that will love this versatile storage system вЂ“ if youвЂ™re a jewelry maker with lots of long, narrow tubes of delicate seed beads then this is a great way to organize them all so that you can see at a glance all the different colors and styles. Each tray holds twelve Spectrum Noir markers, and with six trays in this set you will be able to store 72 pens in total. Stack them as high or as wide as you desire. Stack them vertically, horizontally, or angled вЂ“ the interlocking design makes it so easy to put together and enables you to add to your collection. This fabulous modular system can be built up in three ways, great for fittings lots of different workspaces. With this in mind, Spectrum Noir developed a versatile storage solution that fits not only Spectrum Noir markers, but also all pens up to 17mm (5/8вЂќ) in diameter, including specialized coloring systems. Due to the nature of double-ended alcohol markers, it is essential that theyвЂ™re stored horizontally to ensure even ink flow to both ends.

Spectrum noir ultimate pen storage