Fibralo Brush Markers - 4 Colour Sets to Choose From
A brush tip and water turn the marker into a watercolour. Four ready-made colour sets let you start drawing straight away.
Fibralo Brush: the marker that becomes watercolour. This tool has inspired a generation of creators to try water-based lettering and illustration. The process is simple and the effect immediate: draw with the marker, then brush over it with a damp brush to dissolve the line into a wash. You get transparencies, gradients, blends and sky effects — all the usual watercolour results — using just one marker.
Bright, transparent colours: The water-based ink uses food-safe dyes to produce vivid, transparent colours. This transparency lets you layer two shades to create a third, achieving the subtle tones typical of watercolour.
A genuine brush tip! Flexible and tapered, it responds to pressure. Press down for a wider stroke, lift for a fine line. This lets you create the thick and thin strokes of brush lettering, petals, leaves and calligraphic touches. The tip returns to shape after each stroke, session after session.
Four complementary colour sets:
- Marine: Shades of blue from deep navy to light turquoise, plus grey. Perfect for seas, waves, stormy skies and water landscapes.
- Bloom: Yellow, orange, raspberry, pink, mauve and olive green. Ideal for flowers, bouquets and floral arrangements. Warm tones balanced by green.
- Pastel: Soft yellow, coral, lavender, sky blue, mint and grey. The most popular palette for bullet journaling and stationery.
- Botanic: Deep to light greens, ochre, olive and terracotta. Great for foliage, plants, botany and jungle scenes. Greens as in nature, with earth tones for stems and shadows.
Fibralo Marker Details:
- Water-soluble ink: Ink fully dilutes for watercolour effects.
- Use dry for crisp, coloured lines.
- Tip: Fine, flexible brush fibre for strokes from thin to broad.
- Ink: Water-based with food-safe dyes, water-soluble.
- Uses: Sketching, drawing, colouring, watercolour, calligraphy.
- Made in Switzerland.
- 100% recycled plastic: The cap and barrel are made from plastic collected from coastal waste.
FAQ
How do you get the watercolour effect? Draw with the marker, then brush over the line with a damp brush to dissolve the ink into a wash. Another method recommended by Caran d'Ache is to dip the marker tip in water before drawing.
Can you mix colours? Yes. The transparent inks let you layer two shades to create a third. You can also blend colours with a wet brush or combine different sets.
Which palette should I choose? Choose Marine for water and skies, Bloom for flowers, Pastel for soft moods and journaling, and Botanic for plants. Each set offers a complete colour harmony.
What paper should I use? Use paper of at least 120 g/m² for dry work, and mixed media or light watercolour paper (200 g/m² or more) when diluting with water.
A brush tip and water turn the marker into a watercolour. Four ready-made colour sets let you start drawing straight away.
Fibralo Brush: the marker that becomes watercolour. This tool has inspired a generation of creators to try water-based lettering and illustration. The process is simple and the effect immediate: draw with the marker, then brush over it with a damp brush to dissolve the line into a wash. You get transparencies, gradients, blends and sky effects — all the usual watercolour results — using just one marker.
Bright, transparent colours: The water-based ink uses food-safe dyes to produce vivid, transparent colours. This transparency lets you layer two shades to create a third, achieving the subtle tones typical of watercolour.
A genuine brush tip! Flexible and tapered, it responds to pressure. Press down for a wider stroke, lift for a fine line. This lets you create the thick and thin strokes of brush lettering, petals, leaves and calligraphic touches. The tip returns to shape after each stroke, session after session.
Four complementary colour sets:
- Marine: Shades of blue from deep navy to light turquoise, plus grey. Perfect for seas, waves, stormy skies and water landscapes.
- Bloom: Yellow, orange, raspberry, pink, mauve and olive green. Ideal for flowers, bouquets and floral arrangements. Warm tones balanced by green.
- Pastel: Soft yellow, coral, lavender, sky blue, mint and grey. The most popular palette for bullet journaling and stationery.
- Botanic: Deep to light greens, ochre, olive and terracotta. Great for foliage, plants, botany and jungle scenes. Greens as in nature, with earth tones for stems and shadows.
Fibralo Marker Details:
- Water-soluble ink: Ink fully dilutes for watercolour effects.
- Use dry for crisp, coloured lines.
- Tip: Fine, flexible brush fibre for strokes from thin to broad.
- Ink: Water-based with food-safe dyes, water-soluble.
- Uses: Sketching, drawing, colouring, watercolour, calligraphy.
- Made in Switzerland.
- 100% recycled plastic: The cap and barrel are made from plastic collected from coastal waste.
FAQ
How do you get the watercolour effect? Draw with the marker, then brush over the line with a damp brush to dissolve the ink into a wash. Another method recommended by Caran d'Ache is to dip the marker tip in water before drawing.
Can you mix colours? Yes. The transparent inks let you layer two shades to create a third. You can also blend colours with a wet brush or combine different sets.
Which palette should I choose? Choose Marine for water and skies, Bloom for flowers, Pastel for soft moods and journaling, and Botanic for plants. Each set offers a complete colour harmony.
What paper should I use? Use paper of at least 120 g/m² for dry work, and mixed media or light watercolour paper (200 g/m² or more) when diluting with water.
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