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Promarker Winsor & Newton Alcohol Markers - 12 Colours + Blender
Promarker Winsor & Newton Alcohol Markers - 12 Colours + Blender
Two tips, twelve colours and a free blender
Set of 12 Promarker Winsor & Newton alcohol markers plus 1 free blender. Each marker has two tips: a fine bullet tip and a broad chisel tip, allowing smooth, even coverage without streaks.
These markers use alcohol-based ink instead of water-based ink. The ink soaks into the paper fibres rather than sitting on the surface. This creates perfectly even colour without overlapping marks or lines between strokes.
The ink is translucent, which changes how you work. Each additional layer darkens the colour, and blending two colours creates a third shade. You build shadows, volume and gradients by layering colours without switching tools. The ink dries instantly, so you can apply layers quickly.
Two tips on each marker. The broad chisel tip covers large areas in one stroke or draws sharp lines on its edge. The fine bullet tip is for outlines, details and tight spaces. One marker fills and defines, making your work flow smoothly.
Free clear blender included: This colourless marker blends edges between colours, lightens areas that are too dark and softens harsh lines. It creates smooth gradients.
Product Details:
- 12 colours: Canary yellow (Y367), bright orange (O177), ruby (R455), pink (M727), amethyst (V626), sky blue (B137), indigo blue (V234), lime green (G178), forest green (G356), henna (O225), cool grey 4 (CG4) and black (XB).
- Tips: Dual tips: fine bullet and broad chisel.
- Ink: Alcohol-based, translucent, quick drying.
Winsor & Newton, London since 1832. One of the oldest art supply makers worldwide and official supplier to the British Royal Family. The Promarker has been a staple in design, architecture, fashion and illustration studios for decades.
FAQ
How do you create a gradient? Apply colour, then blend the edge with the blender while the ink is still wet. You can also blend two adjacent colours directly.
Which paper should I use? Use smooth, low-absorbency marker paper. The ink stays sharp, doesn’t bleed and won’t soak through. On regular paper, the ink spreads and marks the back.
Does the ink soak through the paper? Yes, on standard paper this is normal for alcohol markers. Use dedicated marker paper or place a protective sheet under your work.
Description
Set of 12 Promarker Winsor & Newton alcohol markers plus 1 free blender. Each marker has two tips: a fine bullet tip and a broad chisel tip, allowing smooth, even coverage without streaks.
These markers use alcohol-based ink instead of water-based ink. The ink soaks into the paper fibres rather than sitting on the surface. This creates perfectly even colour without overlapping marks or lines between strokes.
The ink is translucent, which changes how you work. Each additional layer darkens the colour, and blending two colours creates a third shade. You build shadows, volume and gradients by layering colours without switching tools. The ink dries instantly, so you can apply layers quickly.
Two tips on each marker. The broad chisel tip covers large areas in one stroke or draws sharp lines on its edge. The fine bullet tip is for outlines, details and tight spaces. One marker fills and defines, making your work flow smoothly.
Free clear blender included: This colourless marker blends edges between colours, lightens areas that are too dark and softens harsh lines. It creates smooth gradients.
Product Details:
- 12 colours: Canary yellow (Y367), bright orange (O177), ruby (R455), pink (M727), amethyst (V626), sky blue (B137), indigo blue (V234), lime green (G178), forest green (G356), henna (O225), cool grey 4 (CG4) and black (XB).
- Tips: Dual tips: fine bullet and broad chisel.
- Ink: Alcohol-based, translucent, quick drying.
Winsor & Newton, London since 1832. One of the oldest art supply makers worldwide and official supplier to the British Royal Family. The Promarker has been a staple in design, architecture, fashion and illustration studios for decades.
FAQ
How do you create a gradient? Apply colour, then blend the edge with the blender while the ink is still wet. You can also blend two adjacent colours directly.
Which paper should I use? Use smooth, low-absorbency marker paper. The ink stays sharp, doesn’t bleed and won’t soak through. On regular paper, the ink spreads and marks the back.
Does the ink soak through the paper? Yes, on standard paper this is normal for alcohol markers. Use dedicated marker paper or place a protective sheet under your work.
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