Chameleon Art Products, Chameleon 5-Pen, Pastel Tones Set

Very neat idea. Nice colors. There is definitely a learning curve involved if you are expecting nice, smooth color transitions. I have improved greatly since I first made my purchase. The fact that the pens are refillable and have replaceable nibs is a big plus for me. I have already purchased a different color set to add to my collection.

These markers are larger than expected (kinda like a prisma with another marker on top {the blendy chamber}). Low-odor, good color quality.The blendy chamber is not the same as a artmarker blender; it seems to be a resist of some sort .Will buy more for detailwork. :)

Will take practice to use correctly. Alot of fun. I recommend these markers.

The nibs are not very good and they only give one of each replacement nibs with 5 double sided pens. They work like they are supposed to and they’re really cool and very satisfying, but to me, not worth it because colors are so limited. I might be able to do a lot with a fuller set with more colors (I got one pack of 5 pens and 2 packs of 5 tops), but the investment for that is way too much for the amount of times I would require a tool like this.Depending on your projects and how you’d use these, maybe it would be worth it because they definitely do perform unlike any other marker and you can really load up the colors (though it is hard to gauge how much color to add). You can get a somewhat similar effect if you just color on any marker with another marker, but these pens do a way better job of absorbing from the tops and blending out with the pen color. It’s very cool and I’m disappointed that I feel so limited.One good thing is that Amazon sells these for significantly less than Michael’s. A five pack of tops was $14 on Amazon and $27 at Michael’s (exact same product!). So if you do build yourself a collection of these pens, Amazon seems to be a good place to do it.

Decided to try these because the copics have been so hard to get my hands on lately. These are really cool markers. I'm barely starting to use them, and it takes some time to get used to them! They're not necessarily something you can jump right into, because you need to get the hang of the times that you leave the blender end on, etc. I suggest watching YouTube videos! I do smaller coloring, usually stamped images, but I think these wouldn't be as good if you're coloring on a larger scale because you would have to stop often to get the color right with the blending tip.

Amazing! I'm a huge fan of these and pens and am collecting all of them. Once you get the hang of it, you'll be amazed at what you can do with them.

I returned them, they do not work as advertised

Nice idea, but they work better on large areas, rather than smaller ones. I watched the videos and they made it look a lot easier than it actually is to get a smooth blend. Perhaps it was because I ordered the pastels to try, instead of the more vibrant colors, but I don't think they're worth the price.