Paint markers have come a very long way. These amazing tools contain acrylic paint, which allows anything you create with them to mimic the look of painting. While the markers come in a variety of sizes and colors, perhaps one of the most exciting features is that you can mix and add your own colors. These tools are wonderful for shading, creating marks and even journaling.
Wide markers are just that—nice and wide. They are great for shading perimeters; the color adheres not only to the surface but to the sides of the piece as well.
This point produces a stroke very similar to a paintbrush. I typically add a large amount of paint this way and then remove some of it to leave a light shading.
This point is best when used for filling in larger areas. The color flows out nicely and in a rich manner. This tip is also great for creating linear markings.
When searching for that perfect acrylic paint pen, try to find a brand that offers a refillable option or at least an empty canister to which you can add your own colors.