I don’t have these. I recently purchased the Faber Castell brush pens and I really like the size of the pen and the colors. Fun to work with 🎉I like to keep my pens laying down in one of my organizing drawers laid out in the rainbow method. It’s easier on my brain ❤. Nice demonstration 😊
That sounds very aesthetic but also user friendly! I love the Pitt artist pens and tombows for brush markers that are water soluble, and these for acrylic (and Ohuhu for alcohol based!)
Hi, Maggie! It is very, very good to 'see' you again! About the box: Would it help to fit a higher collar inside the present one? Looking at it at 6:20 it looks as though it would be easy enough. You could match the colour with the one already there, too. So to answer your question: it's probably pretty obvious that I don't like this type of box, especially as the common thought is that brush pens, like felt tips, should be stored on their side. Part of me would love a pencil / coloured pencil . brush pens, etc set of drawers, but I also like them in their packets for taking whichever of them I want to take out with me, or on my worktable, so just now, if I see nice sets of such drawers, I look, sigh, and move on, as I haven't yet seen any in which I could store them in their packets!* I don't think such a thing exists, so I will be content with storing them in the re-purposed box! *I'm thinking in particular of my collection of Faber Castell brush pens, which are either in their original sturdy wallets or in an equally sturdy version which I made for those I bought separately. Also my Staedtler fineliners, in theirs. How do you store your coloured / watercolour pencils? Are they sorted in an organiser pencil case, still in their tins / other? Mine are each in 72-pencil cases and I usually end up taking the whole thing (one or the other) because I never know where I'm going to end up / what I'm going to be drawing / painting when I go out! Just as well I have a shopper on wheels to take everything!!! (But I do have a set of 12 children's pencils in the grab and go bag!) I loved the little montage at the end, and it's very good to know that you've been creating for yourself, and such fun results, too, if the little montage is a taster!!! So, yes, I'm looking foward with great anticipation to seeing the sketchbook tour. 🤗 😊
Wow, they do look like a 10/10 indeed ❤ If only I wouldn’t have ordered / bought as many fountain pens this month 😅 Definitely on my to have list as I have the same issues with Posca Markers as you. I love the brush tips on my Ecoline Markers and as this is a new generation of Arrtx’s acrylic brush markers they seem to have perfected it. Super happy to see a video from you and looking forward to seeing the Sketchbook Tour 😊
Hello, first I really love your work and since you asked, I don’t prefer either of those boxes to store the markers.,the 18 metallics and the 32 as you said,it’s hard to fish them out. Then,and that’s important they have to be stored horizontally , so you can’t keep them standing up. With 18 or even the 32 I keep them in a long acrylic container. The 60,again those boxes are not meant to be stored. For that many I would get a pencil case,or marker case,each one goes into a loop. I am pretty neat freak lol, but ya I like them organized. I wanted to ask you what is the best paper you recommend for the acrylic pens? I know you use mostly sketchbooks, I am just a colorist,I can’t draw 😟. And most coloring books from Amazon have very thin paper. So depending if I use colored pencils ( not so much anymore,my hands hurt from arthritis) or alcohol markers, watercolor brush pens( but they are really streaky) acrylic markers/pens I copy the page I want to color on a nice paper and that’s how I do it. I didn’t figure out yet exactly the best paper for acrylic pens. Even the watercolor paper absorbs too fast, if I use brush tips I like a smooth surface,and I do like the brush tips. So, I thought I ask you what paper you like best for the acrylic pens/markers. Thank you
You nailed it, watercolor paper isn't good for this, but marker paper is great. Honestly, even a thick copy paper is great for acrylic markers! Most of my sketchbooks want to pill with poscas but the brush pens do better because of the soft tips. I took them out of the box and put in a pencil case so that they can be horizontal. You get it! 👏🤗
@@CreatingCuteArt Awesome! Actually Ohuhu came out with a very nice marker pad, it's not those really thin ones , but it's not extremely heavy, I don't know now what GSM is, I can look it up later. Thank you!
I tried the Arrtx ‘acrylic’ markers- they look nice when swatched on paper, but these are not acrylic paint markers as Posca. I used them on wood discs last Christmas and was disappointed that they smeared- not a true acrylic paint marker! ~ Kathy B.
I don’t have these. I recently purchased the Faber Castell brush pens and I really like the size of the pen and the colors. Fun to work with 🎉I like to keep my pens laying down in one of my
organizing drawers laid out in the rainbow method. It’s easier on my brain ❤. Nice demonstration 😊
That sounds very aesthetic but also user friendly! I love the Pitt artist pens and tombows for brush markers that are water soluble, and these for acrylic (and Ohuhu for alcohol based!)
Hi, Maggie! It is very, very good to 'see' you again!
About the box: Would it help to fit a higher collar inside the present one? Looking at it at 6:20 it looks as though it would be easy enough. You could match the colour with the one already there, too.
So to answer your question: it's probably pretty obvious that I don't like this type of box, especially as the common thought is that brush pens, like felt tips, should be stored on their side.
Part of me would love a pencil / coloured pencil . brush pens, etc set of drawers, but I also like them in their packets for taking whichever of them I want to take out with me, or on my worktable, so just now, if I see nice sets of such drawers, I look, sigh, and move on, as I haven't yet seen any in which I could store them in their packets!* I don't think such a thing exists, so I will be content with storing them in the re-purposed box!
*I'm thinking in particular of my collection of Faber Castell brush pens, which are either in their original sturdy wallets or in an equally sturdy version which I made for those I bought separately. Also my Staedtler fineliners, in theirs.
How do you store your coloured / watercolour pencils? Are they sorted in an organiser pencil case, still in their tins / other? Mine are each in 72-pencil cases and I usually end up taking the whole thing (one or the other) because I never know where I'm going to end up / what I'm going to be drawing / painting when I go out! Just as well I have a shopper on wheels to take everything!!! (But I do have a set of 12 children's pencils in the grab and go bag!)
I loved the little montage at the end, and it's very good to know that you've been creating for yourself, and such fun results, too, if the little montage is a taster!!! So, yes, I'm looking foward with great anticipation to seeing the sketchbook tour.
🤗 😊
I mostly use cloth pencil bags (make up bags, too!) for my markers, poscas, and watercolor brush pens! That's where these will likely end up, too!
Wow, they do look like a 10/10 indeed ❤ If only I wouldn’t have ordered / bought as many fountain pens this month 😅 Definitely on my to have list as I have the same issues with Posca Markers as you. I love the brush tips on my Ecoline Markers and as this is a new generation of Arrtx’s acrylic brush markers they seem to have perfected it. Super happy to see a video from you and looking forward to seeing the Sketchbook Tour 😊
Yay!!! Thank you for watching my friend! ❤️🤗
These look so good, would love to give them a try one day ☺☺
They're awesome! The smaller sets make it easy to dip a toe (that's what I did)!
very helpful, thank you
So glad you enjoyed!
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Kind, thank you so much! 🤗❤️🤗
WOW these markers seem amazing!!!
They truly are!
So many colours, you're spoilt for choice haha
Nice to see you again :D
I really am! Thank you!!
Hello, first I really love your work and since you asked, I don’t prefer either of those boxes to store the markers.,the 18 metallics and the 32 as you said,it’s hard to fish them out. Then,and that’s important they have to be stored horizontally , so you can’t keep them standing up. With 18 or even the 32 I keep them in a long acrylic container. The 60,again those boxes are not meant to be stored. For that many I would get a pencil case,or marker case,each one goes into a loop. I am pretty neat freak lol, but ya I like them organized. I wanted to ask you what is the best paper you recommend for the acrylic pens? I know you use mostly sketchbooks, I am just a colorist,I can’t draw 😟. And most coloring books from Amazon have very thin paper. So depending if I use colored pencils ( not so much anymore,my hands hurt from arthritis) or alcohol markers, watercolor brush pens( but they are really streaky) acrylic markers/pens I copy the page I want to color on a nice paper and that’s how I do it. I didn’t figure out yet exactly the best paper for acrylic pens. Even the watercolor paper absorbs too fast, if I use brush tips I like a smooth surface,and I do like the brush tips. So, I thought I ask you what paper you like best for the acrylic pens/markers. Thank you
You nailed it, watercolor paper isn't good for this, but marker paper is great. Honestly, even a thick copy paper is great for acrylic markers! Most of my sketchbooks want to pill with poscas but the brush pens do better because of the soft tips. I took them out of the box and put in a pencil case so that they can be horizontal. You get it! 👏🤗
@@CreatingCuteArt Awesome! Actually Ohuhu came out with a very nice marker pad, it's not those really thin ones , but it's not extremely heavy, I don't know now what GSM is, I can look it up later. Thank you!
Ive been on the fence about trying these markers for a while... but it looks like you're loving them ;D
I just love how truly matte they are, and that brush tip! And how bendable they are when the paint is still wet!
Missed you ❤
❤️❤️❤️
I tried the Arrtx ‘acrylic’ markers- they look nice when swatched on paper, but these are not acrylic paint markers as Posca. I used them on wood discs last Christmas and was disappointed that they smeared- not a true acrylic paint marker!
~ Kathy B.
Thanks for sharing!
I waited for a few days to watch the video because I was So ready to get these but I.dont.need.them 😭
Plus I don't have space for them 😅
I admire your restraint!! 🤣🤗👍