CrayolaWashable Black Markers - 12ct, Kids Broad Line, Bulk for Classrooms & Teachers

I got these as an alternative to permanent markers because my kids are obsessed with directed drawling but arnt ready for permanent markers and it’s been the best to have an abundance of black washable markers for endless drawing days

I bought these to try, because I do crazy motion capture for animation with my face. I’ve had people use OTHER types of markers, and let’s just say…I was less than pleased.I heard of these from a teacher, and I figured if it works on children being messy all day, then surely a professional using it for some dots, can hope for the best.I tried a spot on my hand first, waited a while, and sure enough, it washed right off with water. It’s easier with soap, for sure.The skin on your face is different, not to mention you don’t want to look like you have some kind of symmetrical pox. I put these on as marker dots, and recorded for about three hours.I was able to wash it off with water, but a little hand soap and a rag, and everything was off in under two minutes. No residue remained, not even anything faint, so I stock up on these for that purpose now.Don’t ask me about walls, but the teacher said that if the wall paint is aqua and/or oleophobic, then you can wipe it off without worry of damaging the paint.They didn’t lie earlier, so, I’ll believe it, but I can tell you that for skin, and mine is fair, it works as advertised!

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Very pleased with these. My daughter colors and draws all the time and uses black soo often that she's gone through about 6 other black Crayola markers in like 3 months. Bought these and they're great. Proper thickness. Good Crayola quality. Definitely worth the price. They're the normal size of their chubby markers.

So.... as a caricature artist, we'll tell you these are one of the best markers on the market for this sort of work. (Especially since Markette changed their tip) They have a "conical" tip (fine point but a really wide base) which is great for getting thick to thin lines. The black ink (even the washable) looks great on the paper, and it sits well but doesn't bleed outwards, nor through to the sheet underneath.A couple of things however...In time, these DO fade, and the black turns sort of green-ish.Don't get the paper wet. Even a couple of rain drops turn them into a mess.Also... it doesn't dry instantly. I you put down a line, be careful dragging the palm of your hand over it. You'll smear the ink. It takes a few moments to dry into the paper. But at least the washable marker cleans off your hand easy.