Permanent Markers Premium 12pc
SKU: MMPM0044
Permanent Markers Premium 12pc
SKU: MMPM0044
Whether you're a note-taker, illustrator, scribbler, or marker, our Permanent Markers 12pc are up for just about anything. Inside the set are 12 vibrant colours with medium nibs for line work and colouring areas. These art markers also offer strong ink flow and permanent, quick-drying ink, so there's no smudging while you work. Use these versatile alcohol markers on just about anything, including paper, canvas, glass, and ceramics. So, grab a set today to make your mark, wherever creativity takes you.
- Includes 12 vibrant colours: Yellow, Vermilion, Scarlet Red, Pink, Cerise, Purple, Royal Blue, Turquoise, Aqua, Sap Green, Sienna, Black
- 1mm medium bullet nib for line work and colouring
- Colour coded lids with pocket clips are easy to carry
- Quick drying alcohol based ink means less smudging
- Strong ink flow for smooth application
- Permanent once dry for long lasting designs
- Suitable for paper, canvas, glass, and ceramics
- Non toxic
Handy hints:
- Always place something porous under your artwork to protect your work surface
- To prolong pen life, use smooth paper (rough surfaces may cause nibs to fray over time)
- Apply with a light touch to keep your markers in tip-top shape
- Store markers upright and keep them out of direct sunlight
Techniques:
- Illustration
- Hand lettering
- Mixed media
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