SD Studio Designs Modern Flexible Foam Table Top Organizer for Markers 2 Pk, 15 mm Slots...

This holds all my gel art pens with more room to spare. Would love to see a multi-tiered version to hold colored pencils. A tiered version is helpful when you have sharpened pencils with different heights.

I really like this product for holding my alcohol markers. But it does not stay put on my drafting table which is a glass top. I tried gluing silicone squares to the bottom, but nothing sticks to the surface of the product. So it's fine if you're using them on a flat surface. They are a really good value too.

I had previously ordered the hard plastic holders for my brushes and pencils. They were wobbly and kept falling apart when I needed to move them. The pencils and brushes would also fall out. I really like the snug fit of these. They are light weight and pleasing to the eye. I think Ill try ordering the larger size for my smaller paint tubes.

This is perfect for my needs. I am a portrait artist and currently am working on a triple-subject pencil portrait commission. I find the metal boxes that my graphite and carbon pencils come in unsuitable and inconvenient while I'm working on a piece. These foam holders/organizers work perfectly, allowing me to easily reach for the pencil I need and just as easily replace it in its proper place (I have them sorted by grade of softness). Since you get two organizers in a package, I don't consider the price too high. I have the pencils in one and my blending brushes/tools in the other. I love the cell phone holder in the middle, although on the other holder I use that slot for my drafting brush and some of my erasers. They are lightweight, easy to move around, and seem sturdy enough. I know I will find them useful for my colored pencils and pastel pencils as well. A worthwhile purchase, in my opinion.

Out of 100's of pen holders available, this one has a unique advantage. The foam rubber construction is able to hold many different sizes and shapes, and they don't rattle around or slide down. Sometimes the simplest design is much better than ones that are over-engineered and complicated. Great Idea!