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Graph'it Brush Mix Grey Alcohol Markers - 12 Colours

Graph'it Brush Mix Grey Alcohol Markers - 12 Colours

Brush tip and extra-fine tip

The Graph'it Brush Mix Grey set includes twelve alcohol markers dedicated entirely to shades of grey. It contains four cool greys, four warm greys and four neutral greys, allowing smooth value transitions within the same palette. Each marker has two tips: a brush tip for flexible strokes and an extra-fine tip for details. This set is designed for grey-scale illustration, sketching and texture rendering.

 

Uses and benefits
Choose a colour family to set the mood. Cool greys cool down shadows, warm greys soften volumes, and neutral greys provide a base. Layer them to create gradual transitions. The brush tip covers surfaces and follows curves. The extra-fine tip defines contours and textures. Suitable for depicting metal, stone or fur.

 

Product details

  • 12 alcohol markers with brush tip and extra-fine tip
  • Cool greys: Cool Grey 0, 2, 4, 6 (9100, 9102, 9104, 9106)
  • Warm greys: Warm Grey 2, 4, 6, 8 (9402, 9404, 9406, 9408)
  • Neutral greys: Neutral Grey 2, 4, 6, 8 (9502, 9504, 9506, 9508)
  • Magnetic closure box, eco-friendly packaging

 

10doigts tip
Work from light to dark. Start with a light grey, then add a darker shade before the ink dries completely to blend the transition. Use warm greys for lit areas and cool greys for shadows, or reverse this depending on the desired effect.

 

FAQ

 

What is the difference between cool, warm and neutral greys? Cool greys lean towards blue. Warm greys lean towards brown. Neutral greys have no colour bias. Using one family for shadows and another for highlights enriches the effect.

 

What are the brush tip and extra-fine tip for? The brush tip creates flexible strokes and covers areas. The extra-fine tip is for details, outlines and small textures.

 

How do I create a grey gradient? Apply the lightest grey first, then layer a darker grey overlapping the areas. Finish with the darkest grey in shadowed spots. Test the sequence on scrap paper before starting.

Réf 60378

39,99€ (either 3,33 € / pc)

Description

The Graph'it Brush Mix Grey set includes twelve alcohol markers dedicated entirely to shades of grey. It contains four cool greys, four warm greys and four neutral greys, allowing smooth value transitions within the same palette. Each marker has two tips: a brush tip for flexible strokes and an extra-fine tip for details. This set is designed for grey-scale illustration, sketching and texture rendering.

 

Uses and benefits
Choose a colour family to set the mood. Cool greys cool down shadows, warm greys soften volumes, and neutral greys provide a base. Layer them to create gradual transitions. The brush tip covers surfaces and follows curves. The extra-fine tip defines contours and textures. Suitable for depicting metal, stone or fur.

 

Product details

  • 12 alcohol markers with brush tip and extra-fine tip
  • Cool greys: Cool Grey 0, 2, 4, 6 (9100, 9102, 9104, 9106)
  • Warm greys: Warm Grey 2, 4, 6, 8 (9402, 9404, 9406, 9408)
  • Neutral greys: Neutral Grey 2, 4, 6, 8 (9502, 9504, 9506, 9508)
  • Magnetic closure box, eco-friendly packaging

 

10doigts tip
Work from light to dark. Start with a light grey, then add a darker shade before the ink dries completely to blend the transition. Use warm greys for lit areas and cool greys for shadows, or reverse this depending on the desired effect.

 

FAQ

 

What is the difference between cool, warm and neutral greys? Cool greys lean towards blue. Warm greys lean towards brown. Neutral greys have no colour bias. Using one family for shadows and another for highlights enriches the effect.

 

What are the brush tip and extra-fine tip for? The brush tip creates flexible strokes and covers areas. The extra-fine tip is for details, outlines and small textures.

 

How do I create a grey gradient? Apply the lightest grey first, then layer a darker grey overlapping the areas. Finish with the darkest grey in shadowed spots. Test the sequence on scrap paper before starting.

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