Collection: Alcohol-Based Markers

Alcohol-based markers, also known as art markers, are very popular among artists and crafters right now. They are specialized writing, drawing, and coloring tools that can be used for a variety of creative tasks. Because they are in high demand, there are many color markers for artists on our website. Also, they come in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Additionally, high-quality alcohol markers are frequently double-headed, with a brush tip on one side and a fine or chisel tip on the other. The most common type of art marker tip is a brush tip. It has the shape, texture, and capabilities of a paintbrush, whereas a chisel tip has a thicker, more defined appearance. More advanced coloring techniques are possible with brush tips. They're also great for creating a smooth calligraphy experience, which is why brush-tip markers are so popular among calligraphers. For the best results, use marker paper. 

On the other hand, chisel points produce ink marks that are more prominent and have distinct edges. An artist can draw straight lines of varied thicknesses with a chisel tip artist marker. This is useful for certain calligraphy, hand-lettering, and other types of writing and drawing. A fine tip is the most similar to a typical pen, and it has a thin, sharp tip. This is appropriate for some types of hand-lettering, particularly in lighter and thinner fonts. The thickness of a fine tip marker varies depending on the marker style and brand. Fine tips offer a more distinct style to drawing and coloring than brush tips. They offer more flexibility, freedom of movement, and a wider range of ink strokes. Every line written with a fine tip pen will resemble each other in appearance.