Having now tried Molotow one-shot, I’ve moved away from posca. Posca’s pigment doesn’t mix as nicely and I’ve never managed to use them on paper without furring. They’re fine, but there are better alternatives out there.

Obsessed with this marker, I want to buy more colors! This has upped my sketchbook game so much. Super easy to use and they are water based so they dry quickly and pair well with watercolors or traditional markers. Mine has lasted me a long time too! Love it, definitely recommend anyone who loves to draw. These would even work well on top of a painting as accent or for fine lines. In the picture I used this marker as white for highlights and to help correct or refine areas. The pink is a prismacolor marker.

I absolutely love Posca Paint Markers. They are my go-to paint marker. Yes, they are very pricey, but I feel that it is so worth it! I love that they come in many different colors and different sizes. The nibs are very good quality. I find that as long as I am not pressing down crazy hard when using them, the nibs hold up until they run out of paint. The only issue I have ever experienced with them is when I purchased some that need reactivated constantly. I don't believe this is the fault of Posca, but instead of the seller. I think if they sit too long on a shelf or in a warehouse, they don't work as well when you receive them.

Posca pens are an amazing product with the max amount of pigment. Perfect to work with on canvas and cloth. They are great since you can get really detailed with them. They are not a stable tho if its out of your price range. Since they are quite expensive. But overall i would highly recomend.

As versatile as they claim!

Posca has long claimed their pens write on virtually every surface and I was really sceptical of this claim until I used them. Not only do they genuinely draw on most surfaces but the nips are so well made that the drawing itself is very easy and a joy to do. So often we get chalky 'paint pens' that apply very unevenly and go watery very quickly. But Poscas tend to stay opaque until the bitter end. I've started drawing with them on paper too and while some cheaper paper tends to pill, most watercolour or board paper lasts very well, even with 3+ coats of paint. Honestly would never move to another kind of paint pen after using these. And Crafty Arts always offers them at great value.

Excellent!

The black posca pen writes wonderful. It is a fine tool for any artist to use for acrylic paintings, lettering projects or any other misc art projects. I have many posca color paint pens and I love them all!

Small is amazing

I was surprised by just how fine the point is on these markers - Posca markers have been a favourite for my sketches and doodles because of their colour and durability. Now more than ever.

This is amazing!!

I love it! Its my first time ordering Uni Posca ultra fine paint marker and its phenomenal. I was able to get into the little details in my sketches and it looks 10x better and its so pigmented. You definitely need to get it!

White didn't work and black not fine enough

First, I have owned paint pens and I know you have to press down the tip many times to get the paint to flow. So I thought other user who said it didn't work, just didn't know that. But the white one, which was shrink wrapped and pickup up in store, would never flow. Barely got a trace to come out after a lot of time trying.The black one worked fine, will be good for lettering and doodles, but it was for a outlining and eyelashes on a face that was about 2.5" high. I still felt that even though it was called Ultra fine, I'd prefer the extra fine permenant markers instead. If you work on a bigger scale than mine, then you will probably really like the ones that actually work.

Works just how you think

I first used these for shrinking plastic art. Worked great! I then used them for students to add to an exterior mural. Again worked great!