Do these work well for Adult Coloring books ... the ones with very tiny details?
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Yes. Anything that is alcohol based and ultra fine works. (Alcohol based being permanent. So, sharpies, bic its, infinity markers... Just be sure they are ultra fine.)
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Yes they have a very ultra fine point. I use them to do detail work on stamped handmade cards. They are like using a fine point pen.
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Yes, they do. Try to find the "Ultra Fine" type tho, which works the best for small detailed work.
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I write comments on student papers. These are heavy inked, so if you have a small script, then these might be too muddled. I have to force myself to write in large script when I use them. Instead of these I'd recommend the Pilot Razor pens. I've used these for years. I have two colors right now for my writing: brown and green. They work very well, but don't fly with them. They don't breathe well in elevation changes. I have several stained shirts that testify to that.
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Definitely better than pens! My toddlers use these for coloring and as long as your child can hold it, these would be great. They do make other crayons that sit in a plastic kind of holder for easier grabbing grip and coloring.
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The Stardust series is more transparent; the Metallic series has a good solid color. I've tried using both for coloring Zenspirations patterns and the Metallic ones cover up black lines. The Stardust ones add glitter and a touch of color. Neither is ideal for coloring large spaces. Like any other pen, in large areas you'll be able to see some lines in your coloring. I've never had any trouble with the ink flow on mine. They write a lot better than the ones I bought 20 years ago for rubber stamp art.
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a little thicker than a fine tip sharpie, I'd like them to be thinner but overall I do like them. they also do not have clips on the top. I lie ti clip my pens on my appointment book metal coils so that was a bit disappointing as well for me personally.
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Sorry I don't have them in front of me. I'm at work right now responding to your question but they are not very thick at all. They are thin. I would say that would probably slide inside a pen where the ink cartridge goes if that gives you an idea of the size.
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Yes. I use for crayola ones. Gives a greater angle to the point than what they come with, but works fine.
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I don't think they would be good for coloring. Often you get abad pen that doesn't write ok. While this is ok for writing, I don't think it would be for drawing. Although I feel these are the best fine point felt tips I have ever used.
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Prismacolor colored pencils are wax based, so unlike the usual Crayola, they do not leave a "powdery" substance behind. However, like Travis mentioned prior to my comment, they will eventually leave a waxy buildup, but it's more of a thin film that you can scrape off gently if it bothers you. Other than that, there's very even coverage, and they should work fine.
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Hi, John .. Yes these are a bit difficult to get solid color.. the lead is medium hard. I know that doesn't really help much, I enjoy using them . but I am only using them for fun .. nothing serious. I have used a lot of colored pencils and these are the second best I have tried. The other brand I LOVE is Staedtler .. but I have only found them in 24 colors. I found them in a Michaels on clearance .........never had seen Staedtler pencils before.. always markers.. they are just a tiny bit softer and the colors are so true . Hopes this helps.. !!!
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It will be challenging. The pens have a fine tip, but they are sort of flexible. Sort of like a paintbrush, but not with bristles, just a solid flexible end. If you look at the second picture on the item's page, you'll see what I mean. They may work for your intended purpose, if you have a very steady hand. I will say that they're better than other brands that I have purchased. I bought them, along with a multicolor set, to decorate iced sugar cookies and they worked very well for that purpose. Good luck!
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They are about the size of a pen and I love them for my crafts. Better than a regular crayon as I use all the crayon.
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They worked for me. I used them to color my brows then pluck the uncolored area. There are several different shapes to fit. My brows are kinda "flat so only 2 shapes worked well without winging it too much.I'm not very good at judging evenness so these helped me a lot.
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I use them for zentangle, but I think they'd be very good for drawing. There are 6 different width nibs, they are archival, dry quickly and don't bleed or leak. Ink flows evenly and consistently.
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Yes. It would require rebrushing on ink pad often though. i use a small sponge to dab on these and then dab the sponge on paper and it works fine for me.
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I would say no. It takes quite a bit of twisting and pulling to get them off, probably good so they won't slide while you're writing. I would by a pack so you can change them less often. I do think they would help you color more comfortably.
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I'm not sure go to their site and ask them, that is what I did. I use my printer for school things and these seem to work good. Have gotten many compliments on the items I printed. Color was bright enough for kids.