Paint Like An Aquarelle With An Art Marker

Markers are an indispensable tool for designers, painters, architects and other professions. Generally, ordinary markers can be divided into oil-based markers and water-based markers, which are mainly distinguished according to the different substrates of the ink of the marker. I wonder if you have ever used a water-based art marker. Its biggest feature is that it can be immersed in water to produce the effect of watercolor painting.

Different from the general oil-based marker, if the ink of the water-based marker dries, just add water. Moreover, the color of the water-based marker is bright, the stroke is clear, it is not easy to change color after drying, the stability is very good, and it is more suitable for coloring. Therefore, in comparison, water-based markers are more cost-effective to use.

The biggest advantage of this water-based art marker is its water-soluble dye ink, non-toxic, odorless, and alcohol-free. If ink is accidentally drawn on hands or clothes, it can be easily washed off with water, so it is more suitable for children.

What's more, the pigment can be immersed in water. It can be used in gouache painting, effect rendering, art design, animation design and other fields. This art marker is especially popular with architects and designers who can create interior renderings and designs in a variety of styles. They can use colors to blend before they dry to create a watercolor effect.