Faber-Castell White Pitt Artist Pen Set - 4 Opaque White India Ink Artist Markers - Lettering and Illustration Marker Set

do not dry out as fast as those I bought at the supply store

This brand has a great reputation and it does not disappoint. My daughter always needs white pens and this multi pack fits the bill.

This product marks a variety of surfaces with white "ink". I guess it is ink, but it is not paint. I've used the ones that dispense paint, and they are very unsatisfactory for our purposes --- especially compared to this product.

So far no problems with writing

I was so excited to receive these pens but they were such a let down. They are very transparent and to get any color you must do like 10 layers of ink. They are very dry and I've had then less than a week and 2 stopped working. Milk is prob more opaque than these pens. Save your money ...I wish I didn't waste my money on these. Going in the trash.

These are a must buy for anyway who likes to craft or do art journaling or stamping. The colors are vibrant and the ink is juicy. Love these.

Unfamiliar with these types of markers but I am with this brand so I enjoy them and the four different tips

I love Faber-Castell Pitt pens, but I have my doubts that these are authentic. They sort of worked when I first opened the package, tested, and put the pens in a drawer. When I took them out again about 6 weeks later, all but one (the big bullet nib) were dried out. I tried shaking and writing on various papers - and they had been stored horizontally, as recommended - but they were dead, making only the occasional, very faint mark.

I haven't yet used it on art work yet but looks like it will add great highlights to my art.

love this pen :) but when it arrived there was only one pen in the packet...unlike the discription ? Faber-Castell Stamper's Big Pen-White ''2 Pack'' ...???

These are amazing, work great and a good option instead of trying to suffer through using a dried out white gel pen lol.

Easy to use and very reliable and responsive when you need white for highlights.

I'm just starting using watercolors and I needed something to apply that whitish coat that eucalyptus leaves have. Instead of using the white watercolor -which I don't master just yet- I applied a coat of these markers and voilá, I got exactly the finish I was looking for. The markers have the transparency of watercolors to not cover the green underneath. I just love them. I haven't tried them on a dark paper yet, I guess I will update my review when that happens.