I’m not sure whether this is only available here at the moment. I usually put up Amazon us links but could only find them in the Australian site. So strange!🤷🏼♀️
Princess Sunshine has arrived! I didn't know that The Faber Castell Black Edition Shake and Paint Acrylic markers existed! Those shoes looks amazing and it would make a great prize for the Sunathon! Please keep up the amazing work
“I’m sorry this video is so long,” you say, as though we’re not here for the thoroughness of your tests! Another super interesting review of a medium I’d love to get more familiar with one day! ❤️
@@StuffBySunshine I am welcoming you back whenever you post another video, however often that may be. I like watching your reviews. Besides, I was eager to be the first one to post a comment, so I didn't worry about being profound.
Test that you need to ad to these: swatch on black paper. Do it at the same time as the white. The color changes A LOT depending on the color of the paper! And most of paint pens should show on black paper (and it is also a good way to see if they are opaque) Love your reviews, just got subscribed!
I think maybe these markers are the international version of the FC paint markers from Brazil…? They appear to have launched first in Brazil (end-of-year 2023) where they’re called Multimark Shake & Paint, and they have white packaging.
Haha I honestly don’t know, but “Black Edition” is what triggered me. Faber-Castell has a huge presence in Brazil and the Black Edition pencils for example were originally developed and made in Brazil for the South American market (where they’re called SuperSoft). So maybe it’s the same thing with the Multimark pens?!? About the pens themselves, I can’t say much about the quality. I have only two: white and black. The pens themselves look very well constructed and basically identical to the ones in your video except for the label. I found that the paint in them is a little bit less opaque than Poscas, and have a glossier finish too (whereas Posca has a matt finish). They were much less expensive than Poscas though which is amazing!!
Rough surfaces take in more of the markers because they get inside little holes since it is rough and can be able to grip. A smooth surface doesn’t allow wetness to get in because it makes liquids slide off and a smooth surface also doesn’t allow much grip. A smooth surface has sliding effects to liquids therefore paint was able to scrape off.
Since im from Germany its interesting to hear stuff about the Faber Castell products :D
I’m not sure whether this is only available here at the moment. I usually put up Amazon us links but could only find them in the Australian site. So strange!🤷🏼♀️
Princess Sunshine has arrived! I didn't know that The Faber Castell Black Edition Shake and Paint Acrylic markers existed! Those shoes looks amazing and it would make a great prize for the Sunathon! Please keep up the amazing work
Merry Xmas lovely! 😂 I’ll keep that in mind, I’ll have to fix that pesky flower first tho ☺️💜
@@StuffBySunshine Merry Christmas Sunny! I hope you have a great Christmas
“I’m sorry this video is so long,” you say, as though we’re not here for the thoroughness of your tests! Another super interesting review of a medium I’d love to get more familiar with one day! ❤️
😂 yeah I know but over 40 minutes? Glad you enjoyed tho, I’ll try not to prattle on for the next one ☺️
These look really fun! I went straight out and brought some for the nieces, also loving that your doing all sorts of Art products now :)
I'm so glad you got some! I hope they are a hit! ☺️💜
Welcome back, Sunshine!
Thankyou! Although technically I’m back every 2 weeks ☺️💜
@@StuffBySunshine I am welcoming you back whenever you post another video, however often that may be. I like watching your reviews. Besides, I was eager to be the first one to post a comment, so I didn't worry about being profound.
😂💜
Interesting review I would like to see a few more paint pen brands. Thanks Sunshine.
I have a few more paint pen reviews coming up! 😉
Test that you need to ad to these: swatch on black paper. Do it at the same time as the white. The color changes A LOT depending on the color of the paper! And most of paint pens should show on black paper (and it is also a good way to see if they are opaque)
Love your reviews, just got subscribed!
Ooh, good idea! I’ll definitely add that to the next video ☺️
I think maybe these markers are the international version of the FC paint markers from Brazil…? They appear to have launched first in Brazil (end-of-year 2023) where they’re called Multimark Shake & Paint, and they have white packaging.
Oh really? That’s super interesting. I wonder if they are testing markets or something? Are the multimark ones considered a decent pen in Brazil?
Haha I honestly don’t know, but “Black Edition” is what triggered me. Faber-Castell has a huge presence in Brazil and the Black Edition pencils for example were originally developed and made in Brazil for the South American market (where they’re called SuperSoft). So maybe it’s the same thing with the Multimark pens?!?
About the pens themselves, I can’t say much about the quality. I have only two: white and black. The pens themselves look very well constructed and basically identical to the ones in your video except for the label. I found that the paint in them is a little bit less opaque than Poscas, and have a glossier finish too (whereas Posca has a matt finish). They were much less expensive than Poscas though which is amazing!!
Rough surfaces take in more of the markers because they get inside little holes since it is rough and can be able to grip. A smooth surface doesn’t allow wetness to get in because it makes liquids slide off and a smooth surface also doesn’t allow much grip. A smooth surface has sliding effects to liquids therefore paint was able to scrape off.
So what you’re saying is rough surfaces are rough and smooth surfaces are smooth?😝💜 have a merry Xmas mate!
@ Haha
@@StuffBySunshine It can feel that way yes, but what we look for are the glossy textures on top of it.
I think blending is a no no for this kind of paint marker. the test should not factor if u get these or not