Faber-Castel PITT Artist Manga Pens, Shades of Gray, 8-Pack (167107)

These are very nice quality markers for the price. Good quality, great color selection in the various color sets. I got the shades of grey, and also all the color sets and was happy with all.

These product right is very good. I've been practicing for a while with them and the seem to work just fine. For filling, shading and tracing lines are just great. Like any other media(ink, markers, colors) that needs to be mixed, all you gotta do is learn to mixed them together when you're doing shading. Get some inking instruction so you won't mess up ur work by overlapping to many shades. Beginners can have alot of fun with this assorted pens.

These pens work well for any thriving artist or amateur artist. I need to buy the other ones and combine the greatness of these pens... they're an amazing price on here.. I got them early and was really excitedThank you very much ^^ I shall be ordering in the future ^^

I have purchased these brand of markers before and love them but I am a little disappointed with this set. If you actually look zoomed in at the markers in the photo you will notice it is three grey markers and five black markers of various sizes. I was expecting eight grey markers though I suppose that this is my fault for not reading the description carefully. Still four stars though because they are high quality and last a very long time.

I'm a (very) amateur artist, and I was looking for a way to ink my drawings that wouldnt run with my prismacolor markers when I color. These hold up well, they in fact have never bled through the paper I use like the prismas do, and they are very easy to control. The brush tips make a consistent line and the colors are nice for adding small details to doodles that the fatter prismas cant do.Oddly enough, though, my Faber Castell colored pencils will not write over the ink of the shaded pens.

Love Faber-Castell. The longevity of their markers are much better than any fine art marker I've ever experienced otherwise. I have a set of greyscale markers that I bought 4 years ago (used a lot for a year, haven't used as much in the last 3), and I actually bought a replacement set assuming they were dead.....when i went to test they, they were STILL. GREAT. Goes on well, & I recommend highly if you only use marker occasionally. Big fan, would choose over Coptic any day.

They work pretty damn good, just be careful of the type of paper you use it on. Bleed through is minimal to none on most papers, the color of the marker varies very little to what actually comes out on paper as long as you color in single strokes in the same direction, like painting.

I've been experimenting with these for awhile and usually use these for shading for some water color work and I am liking them. They are water proof so going over these with water colors works great. They seem to be lasting a long time as well.