Marker BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Sakura Koi Color Brush Marker 238 Lavender – brush tip, single color

BRUYNZEEL SAKURA Sakura Koi Color Brush Marker 238 Lavender is a single-color brush-tip marker created for drawing, illustration and coloring. The flexible brush nib delivers variable line widths and smooth strokes, allowing controlled hairlines and broader fills with one tool. The lavender pigment offers consistent coverage for sketching, hand lettering, shading and color accents, making the marker suitable for detailed work and expressive marks.

Advantages

The brush tip adapts from fine to broad strokes for line variation without changing tools. The ink flows evenly to reduce skipping and maintain saturation across different stroke speeds. Compact and lightweight, the marker is portable and fits comfortably in hand for extended use. The single-color format ensures predictable color matching when layering or combining with other markers.

Suitable for

• Illustration and concept sketches
• Hand lettering and calligraphy practice
• Shading, blending and color accents in mixed-media work
• Student projects, hobby crafts and journaling

Key specifications

• Tip type: flexible brush nib for variable line widths
• Color: lavender (single color)
• Ink flow: consistent, smooth coverage suitable for layering
• Form factor: handheld marker with cap to protect tip
• Typical uses: drawing, illustration, lettering, shading

How to use

Use the brush marker with a light touch for thin hairlines and increase pressure to produce broader strokes. For even coverage when filling large areas, make overlapping strokes in a single direction to avoid streaks. Recap the marker after use to protect the brush nib and prevent ink drying. Test on scrap paper to check color intensity and line width before applying to the final surface.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally or with the cap on to prolong tip life. Use suitable paper for marker work—preferably bleed-resistant or marker paper—to achieve optimal blending and prevent feathering. Combine with complementary markers or water-based media for layered effects, keeping in mind that drying times and blending behavior depend on the surface.