Marker set Extralink MARKERY 80 pcs — brush/bullet tip, assorted colours, recommended age 3+

Extralink MARKERY 80 pcs is a double-ended marker set with brush and bullet tips in an assorted palette. The set includes 80 markers in a wide range of colours, including basic shades and several metallic and pastel tones. Designed for drawing, colouring and craft projects, these markers are recommended for ages 3 and up. The pack dimensions are 100 × 170 × 160 mm.

Advantages

Double-ended design combines a flexible brush-like tip with a fine bullet tip to allow both broad strokes and precise lines. The markers use alcohol-based ink that offers strong pigmentation and good blending ability for layered colouring and smooth gradients. The assorted colour selection includes a variety of tones to support diverse creative tasks. The set is supplied in a compact pack suitable for storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Drawing and sketching
• Colouring books and illustration
• Crafts, DIY projects and school activities
• Design drafts and hobby artwork

Key specifications

• Quantity: 80 markers
• Tip types: brush tip and bullet tip (double-ended)
• Ink type: alcohol-based ink
• Colour range: assorted colours, including metallic and pastel tones
• Recommended age: 3 years and older
• Pack size: 100 × 170 × 160 mm

How to use

Choose the brush tip for broad strokes, blending and calligraphic effects; use the bullet tip for outlines, details and fine line work. To blend colours, apply adjacent hues and lightly stroke the bridge area while the ink is still wet to achieve smoother transitions. Use heavier paper or sketch/mixed-media paper to reduce bleed-through and preserve colour intensity. Store markers horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink flow.

Usage recommendations

For best results with alcohol-based ink, work on heavier, bleed-resistant paper designed for markers or mixed media. Test colour combinations on scrap paper before applying to final work and allow layers to dry between applications to control saturation and prevent oversaturation. Keep caps closed when not in use and supervise young children during use.