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Today after several viewer requests I am reviewing the Art-n-Fly brush markers.
Art-n-Fly markers, replacement nibs and refill inks can be purchased here: http://www.artnfly.com?aff=31
Art-n-Fly marker sets can be purchased on Amazon ranging in 6 count to 48 count packs: https://amzn.to/2n2z0F6 *Affiliate links used

Art-n-fly markers are currently available in 90 colors and they are planning to expand to 200 colors in the next year or two. All of the colors available can be obtained by buying the multipacks where they run about $2 each. You can also purchase individual colors for $4.99 each (the same price as a refill) by contacting customer service: https://www.artnfly.com/pages/contact...

*note the 24 colors in the 24 pack are duplicated in the 48 pack. Other than that there are 3 colors duplicated if you were to purchase all of the packs as told in their FAQ section:
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Q: Do any sets have duplicate colors?

A: Yes, the pastels do have overlap with two sets. The 107BR and 29YR are in both skin tones and pastels (the 107BR is a different shade in the two) and 77PB is also in the 48 marker set. We are working to make that no longer the case!
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Pros:
High quality flexible Japanese brush style nib (very similar to copic)
Price: Around $2 in sets
Refills available for all colors at $4.99 each
Vivid smooth ink
Blends well
Replacement nibs available
Great customer service
Few duplications in color (except for the 24 set is in the 48 set) so you could try a 6 pack of colors to see if you liked them and add packs as your budget allows.

Cons:
The marker barrel is a rounded octagon and fatter than Copic. It doesn't matter to me but if you want a skinny marker this is not it.
As with any alcohol marker, the color chip at the end is not a perfect match for the ink color so swatching is a good idea (this is the case fo all alcohol markers tho)

Bottom line: I like the price of these and the fact that they are refillable and a lifetime marker. With so many disposable markers out now for budget-conscious consumer, it is refreshing to see a company come out with a low price point and a sustainable product. I also like the look of these markers and having the longer color chip make it easy to tell the color no matter how it is laid on the table. I think these are a great alternative to copic markers. You can see all of Art-n-Flys markers here: https://www.artnfly.com/collections/m...

Art N Fly Dual Tipped Alcohol Brush Marker Review // Copic Alternative?
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