Thanks! Arteza came out with brush pens actually (I'm not sure when they came out with them, but it must have been after you were looking around, they are called "real brush pens") unfortunately, though they are cheap, the quality is very poor. I'm assuming it's because they are still working on the brush tip in general, but I would not recommend them unless you do not use your pens often. The lines are very streaky, so if you were trying to fill in a large space, it nearly impossible because of the coverage, ink, and shape of the brush tip. Fortunately, I don't use my pens that often since I'm pretty busy, and I like to have more creative backgrounds than just color blocking, so it's okay for now, but I would not recommend them until arteza figures it out. But anyways, thanks for answering, I appreciate it!

@Linda Bouderbala Yes, I know that they are not alcohol, sorry, I forgot we were referring to alcohol brush pens not just brush pens xD. But anyways my point was that the tip was low quality so it kind of still applies lol -- anyways I do agree that they suck sometimes, but right now it works for my budget and the amount I'm using them. Thanks for the tips though, I'll think about trying to upgrade to better markers, and alcohol ones, but $50 to $200-$400 is quite a large jump for me ;P

@SirPatTheCat Real brush pens are not alcohol markers but more like watercolor pens. I do not like it either, I didnt figured out how to use them to get what I want!

Thanks! (also I know you’re not op because they have orange colored usernames lol)