The Blender can create dreamy, watercolor-like effects when used over colored pencil, graphite, and charcoal. The blender marker helps create gradients and transfers toner-based images onto most smooth surfaces. Created in 1974, AD® Marker was one of many in the long line of solvent-based markers used for advertising, fashion and conceptual illustration from the 1950s - 1980s. All markers come with a tri-nib point allowing for thin, medium, and broad strokes all within one marker. These inexpensive marker packs are ideal for beginners, students, hobbyists and artists looking to liven up their work.

The nib allows for smooth, continuous color flow that doesn't starve or dry out with rapid or prolonged use. It renders beautifully blended strokes with colored AD® Markers, creates gradients, and can be used to mix colors like a paintbrush when mixed on acetate. Images printed from a laser printer or copier will transfer onto wood, fabric, printing blocks, and more. These waterproof, permanent, solvent-based markers deliver brilliant sparkling color in fine, medium, or broad strokes. Our full line of AD Markers include 132 permanent colors including a complete range of pastels and greys.Chartpak's original xylene AD® Markers properties are unlike all alcohol-based markers common to the marketplace, and while they are compatible with one another, they perform very differently. This 12-pack will give you the perfect selection of cool greys, with alcohol-based markers that feature dual tips. Set of 100 - This art marker set includes one each of Apple Green, Aqua, Aquamarine, Banana, Basic Gray 5, Beige, Black, Blue Green, Blueberry, Blush, Brick Red, Bright Orchid, Buff, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow, Celery, Chartreuse, Chrome Green, Chrome Orange, Cobalt Blue, Cool Gray 1, Cool Gray 2, Cool Gray 3, Cool Gray 4, Cool Gray 5, Cool Gray 6, Cool Gray 7, Cream, Dark Mint, Dark Olive, Dark Yellow, Deep Evergreen, Deep Magenta, Deep Salmon, Desert Tan, Dutch Blue, Electric Blue, Evergreen, Frost Blue, Goldenrod, Grass Green, Ice Blue, Kraft Brown, Leaf Green, Lemon Yellow, Life Red, Light Flesh, Light Sand, Lilac, Linden Green, Maize, Maroon, Mauve, Mint, Mocha, Naples Yellow, Navy Blue, Nile Green, Olive, Pale Cherry, Pale Flesh, Pale Indigo, Pale Lime, Pale Olive, Pale Yellow, Palm Green, Peach, Pink, Powder Pink, Process Blue, Prussian Blue, Purple Iris, Purple Sage, Redwood, Ruby, Salmon, Sand, Sapphire Blue, Scarlet, Sepia, Sky Blue, Sunset Pink, Suntan, Super Black, True Blue, Turquoise Green, Ultramarine, Violet Light, Warm Gray 1, Warm Gray 2, Warm Gray 3, Warm Gray 4, Warm Gray 5, Warm Gray 6, Willow Green, Wine Red and Yellow Green. Cool Grey Colors, Set of 12 - This art marker set includes one each of Black, Colorless Blender, Cool Gray 1, Cool Gray 2, Cool Gray 3, Cool Gray 4, Cool Gray 5, Cool Gray 6, Cool Gray 7, Cool Gray 8, Cool Gray 9 and Cool Gray 10. Created in 1974, AD® Marker was one of many in the long line of solvent based markers used for advertising, fashion and conceptual illustration from the 1950s - 1980s.

Perfect for intricate details or expansive illustrations, each marker offers three line weights with a single nib. A xylene marker's properties are unlike all alcohol based markers that are common to the marketplace, and while they can be used together, they perform very differently. There is no mistaking the scent of a xylene marker, and for this reason we always suggest using it in a well ventillated area. With a twist of the wrist, you can go from a thin, to medium, to a thick stroke within the same nib. To enjoy all that Hobbycraft has to offer, please enable cookies or check whether another programme is blocking them.

The color laydown, ink capacity, and special effects are truly unique features and differentiate them from many alcohol markers on the market. These art markers are ideal for everything from articulate details to broadly expressive illustrations. You can create a variety of different effects with your strokes to add depth and texture to any design. Both nib styles allow for smooth, continuous color flow that doesn't starve or dry out with rapid or prolonged use. With a triangular shape, it draws out a fine line for detail, or a broad stroke for more coverage when used on its side.