New SHARPIE Creative Markers [Better than Karin DECOBRUSH?]
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Sharpie recently released a set of water-based acrylic markers that caught my eye-the Sharpie Creative Markers. I wondered who they were trying to compete with. Was it the popular Posca Paint Pens? Or perhaps the beautiful Karin Decobrush pigment pens? Watch me unbox, swatch and compare these exciting new Sharpie markers to both Posca and Karin to find out!
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===CHAPTER MARKERS===
00:00:00 - Welcome & Introduction
00:00:41 - Unboxing the Sharpie Creative Markers
00:05:15 - Comparing Sharpie to Posca Paint Pens
00:06:58 - Comparing Sharpie to Karin Decobrush
00:10:54 - Sharpie vs Posca vs Karin Results
00:11:46 - Swatching the Sharpie Creative Markers
00:13:22 - Sharpie vs Karin on Black Paper
00:14:40 - Sharpie vs Karin on White Paper
00:16:59 - Do the Sharpie Creative Markers Bleed?
00:20:32 - Do I Recommend the Sharpie Creative Markers?
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I thought I had gotten the brush tip, but I got the bullet Sharpie marker. I love the foam tip! 😍 It works even on Amazon paper with very little ghosting! 👍 I have trouble with the hard nibbed Poscas chewing up the Amazon paper. I'm very happy with them! 🥰 I'm not sure I need both at this point, but, yes, more colors!! 🌈
I think the bullet does still compete with posca as the normal most common posca has the same type of nib. I think only the finer pens have plastic.
Looks like the Sharpies are a budget friendly winner. I think I'll give them a go sometime. I'm not so sure that Sharpie's are trying to compete with Karin. Karin pigment markers are not acrylic markers like Sharpies & Posca. According to their info they're die-based ink and that's likely the biggest reason they're so much more expensive than the Sharpies. By their price point, I don't think they're really aimed at casual acrylic marker users Thanks for the review!
I have the full set of Karin Decobrush Markers and the majority of the nibs are dried out .. and they don't sell replacements nibs.
i bought the bullet tip ones and one cool thing i found is if you color with one color and color over it with another color, it totally obliterates the first color you used... so if you go over a line with the one color you can fix it with the adjacent color. or if you want to put a design over a color, like a dot or swirl, you can't see thru it!. Thanks for your review , very informative. I looked at the Karin markers but can't really afford them, nice to know Sharpies are comparable for less money.
I have the brush tip Sharpies and they do well on painting rocks. My only complaint is that there is no brown! We definitely need more colors!!
But the rocks can't get wet or the color design is lost?
I love those lungs, from the first time I saw them advertised here in my country, I bought them and I really liked them
I'm pretty sure the most popular posca pen is actually their 3mm or the the once in between the .7 and the 3 (I can't remember exactly what size), both of which are foam tipped. From what I have seen, the foam tipped poscas seem to be the most popular, so sharpie is likely trying to compete with them.
I have a "price friendly" marker obsession! I am not an artist enough to spend that much on pens, pencils, markers. But these NON-BLEED sharpies seem totally GREAT!! I don't do brush lettering. And now am torn between purchasing the brush or bullet. I learned calligraphy a lonnnnggg time ago. But with a calligraphy (hold at 45 degrees pen) I have TRIED so hard to use brush markers for calligraphy, but I think I am too heavy handed. JUST A BRUSH SMUSH MESS!! These colors GORGEOUS!!!!!! I don't need...but want to buy!! The no bleed through is AWESOME! I usually use either 28 or 32 lb paper (depending on crazy amazing prices now). And am guessing that the two that you compared were the extreme thin paper, and the extreme thicker. BUT THANK YOU! These colors are just GORGEOUS!!!
I love the colors, especially the greens but I agree - more colors please!
I am actually really impressed with both of them having watched your entire video. I also am very impressed with how you did your test of the pens. You were so thorough and it just looked so professional and so I subscribed. I would love to buy some of these, we are struggling through the current economy so feeding my family is the top priority now but as soon as that turns around this is on my list of things to get! Thanks so much for your review!
I am thinking the bullet tip I would feel like I would have better control ❤
You should do a review on paper Mate ink joy gel, pen, 36 color set we would all like to see that
The brush nib looks very interesting. I really like how it looks on black. White is kind of a I wish the Karan weren't so crazee. Lol thanks for sharing.
I don't think you can ever go wrong with Sharpie. They are a good make and always work well, regardless of the type of marker or what you're using it for. Thank you for the demonstration 😊
I’m happy to see you are reviewing these new markers. Thank you❤
Perfect timing 🤗. I needed to see this video!
Thank you very much to both of you.
That berry lipstick is fabulous for your skintone! Beautiful! ❤
I’m going to get both sets to try out. Looking forward to seeing how they perform.
This was a really nice, really thorough review. As a big swatcher myself, it was also interesting to see another person’s swatch system😊 good video! I gotta admit I’m pretty curious for the price point about adding these to my inventory….
I’m looking forward to this one. I’ve wondered how good these new Sharpies are! Thank you Jennifer and Steve in advance. ❤️
Liquitex also has acrylic markers
Great review. I would like more colors and shades, too!
Thanks!! Great info as always 🎉
I didn’t know they had colored ones! I got the sharpie creative marker but it only came with white and black. Got them from Walmart. I’ll have to get the colored ones as well!!
WOW, for the color and price point, I'm going with Sharpie!🤗
Don't tease me. I'm on the no buy. LoL 😂
Those look nummy! 🥰
❤love all the tests you put them through! Especially in comparing brands. Thank you!
Thank you, very nice.
It's funny how depending on what you use these for what you think of when saying bleed. I bought them since I primarily use them on wood. I never thought of bleed through as referring to paper. They bleed slightly on wood, but not nearly as much as a regular sharpie does. It's all perspective. Thanks for the thoughtful review.
Thanks for sharing your perspective. These markers get used in a lot of ways. Have you tried sealing your wood before applying the paint. That may help the bleeding issues.
I was going to buy the Sharpies but didn't because I love working with a finer nib-.7.Maybe I'll try the Sharpie brush nib in the future.
Your videos are always very informative. They answer questions I have about a product quickly with precision.
Big thank you.
Thanks for doing this. I remember getting Karins years ago and thought how wonderful they are so saturated. Then I realized too juicy, literally dripping out. These Sharpie creative seem like a great alternative.
I’m not much of marker user, however, I just wanted to compliment you and your informative video that provided important details from start to finish. Thanks! ❤
Please pull a marker apart ! I am more interested in the brush tip pens. Thanks, Jennifer!
I'm so suprised that the Karin decobrushes still work as the nibs are fragile and mine nolonger perform well at all. I find the Sharpie Markers are more resilient and would not recommend the Karin markers at all!!!
I just ordered the brush markers per your recommendation
I bought the brush tip Sharpie Creative Markers, same price at Staples. I wanted to try them on black paper I was buying. They were fine. After watching your review I checked them on the two coloring books I am working on and no bleed through!
Nice video. I think they bullet in no way compare to the posca. The only thing I didn't love about markers is no names. I talked to Sharpie about names so many they will start talking about it?
Are they similar to Posca? Ink wise, do they color over colored pencils?
Thank you ! I will be buying the brush Sharpies. I wouldn't have paid them much attention, lol its your fault. 🤗
Is there a reason why you didn’t try the POSCA brush nibs? they are actually like real brushes is sort of like the ones you find on those paintbrushes that hold water. They don’t have a very large colour range but that would’ve been closer. To the other two brands work and feel
Hi Jennifer! I would buy the Sharpie brush tip. From Judy in Nova Scotia, Canada Thank you!
Lamento muito desejo o melhor pra vocês e o estado
Do they reactivate if you add water to it? Curious if I can use along watercolors.
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It looks like your Sharpie links both lead to the brush tips. Please correct when possible.
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★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆ thanks!
Curious as to whether these creative markers have or don’t have the traditional “Sharpie” smell?
Does the bullet nib haver more paint in it that the brush tip that is thinner. I mean its fatter so why wouldnt it have more paint in it. There has to be a reason its 2x the size.
Do the sharpies have a smell/stink?
Haven’t gotten them yet but I’m sure they will- I have asthma and I hate the smell but they won’t be too close to my nose unless I get curious of their smell. I really hope the smell disappears after a couple hours or so during using them or after you used them.
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