Coloring Markers

FAQ

What's the difference between Alcohol-based and Acrylic markers?

  • Alcohol-based markers have vibrant colors in a wide range of shades and it may bleed through paper, which is why every book includes a protective sheet to place it behind your page to prevent any color bleed.
  • Acrylic markers have a creamy texture, provide full coverage and create smooth blends, they do not bleed through paper and dry with a durable finish.

What's the difference between different marker brands?

  • Every brand offers a different coloring experience based on ink quality, blending performance and color vibrancy.
  • Some marker brands are perfect for beginners, while others are designed for artists and users looking for smoother blending and more professional results.
  • The best choice depends on your coloring style, experience and budget. There isn't a single best markers for everyone.

Tips and Tricks:

  • Always recap your marker immediately after use to prevent the ink from drying out.
  • Avoid leaving markers outside their case for a long period.
  • Avoid exposing your markers to direct sunlight or excessive heat.
  • Store your markers horizontally whenever possible for more ink flow.
  • Test your color shade on the swatches sheet you will find with each book before coloring your artwork.
  • Use the included protective sheet in every coloring book behind your page to prevent color bleed-through.
  • If a marker feels dry, carefully remove the marker tip, add few drops of alcohol, reinsert the tip, and gently shake the marker. In many cases, this helps revive the ink flow.