Bianyo 72A Alcohol Markers Set, 72 Primary Color Dual Tip Bullet & Chisel Art Markers Set with Premium Black Bag for Artist, Professionals, Students, Kids, Art enthusiasts, Designers

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But what if you wanted to make a painting that resembles watercolor? Well, ‘Bianyo’ has you covered on this as well. One of the things that draw people into using alcohol based markers is their ability to blend with other colors, even different brands of markers well. Some also come with a free blending marker to help you achieve a smooth gradation of colors. But choose those with ink formulations that are much easier to blend. Super Brush Nib: These flexible brush nibs imported from Japan that are real rubber tip, not fiber or nylon tip. Our brush art markers allow for smooth blends and make you feel like using a paintbrush. Broad Approx.:1-7mm. Brush Approx.:1-5mm.

Bianyo Alcohol-Based Dual Tip Art Markers, Classic Series Set Bianyo Alcohol-Based Dual Tip Art Markers, Classic Series Set

Some alcohol based markers in the market don’t layer up well, leaving behind streaks and smudges. However, these markers from Shuttle Art are an exception as the ink blends with ease and takes few seconds to dry up. You can bring out your creativity without worrying about causing a mess.It’s also unbelievably cheap. It has the same price as other marker brands with only 60 colors. This one offers 80. If you want more color options without paying more, this should be a good choice. Many would say Prismacolor is better than Copic Markers because of the vividness of the ink. The colors are also highly blendable and very easy to dispense. They are also less expensive but offers roughly the same quality. Copic markers, on the other hand, offer refillable and replaceable nib options. I also love the light colors of these architecture markers. I love the pastel selection. They are so dainty and perfect for making dreamy and ethereal artwork. They are also great for layering since the base isn’t too dark. I can add more shade to make it darker. It’s a great set of alcohol based pens for layering.

Bianyo Marker - Alcohol-based Dual Tip Art Markers 72 Bianyo Marker - Alcohol-based Dual Tip Art Markers 72

If quality, consistency, and precision matter most to you, then these markers are right for you. It uses high-quality ink and does a great job of presenting the ink with precision and consistency on paper. To remove permanent markers on paper, use a nail polish remover. Wet a clean towel with nail polish remover, then apply it on the mark, careful not to oversaturate the paper. Use a dry towel to soak up the nail polish remover. Repeat the process if necessary. The colors of these markers always come out right and consistently. They are newbie-friendly as well. It’s quite easy to blend even when you don’t have a lot of experience doing so. The markers are surprisingly streak-free. My colors often come out clean and precise.

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I just find that if you are a pastel lover, you will not be too pleased with the color selection. It doesn’t contain enough pastel or nude tones. When you are shading skin tones, it is difficult to find a good shade.