Double‑ended alcohol markers ARTIX set of 24 colors offers a versatile collection for illustration, sketching, design and coloring. Each marker features two tips — a fine tip for precise lines and details and a broad chisel tip for filling large areas and creating smooth strokes. Alcohol‑based ink provides vivid, even coverage and enables blending techniques on suitable porous surfaces such as marker paper, cardstock and illustration boards. The compact case and consistent color range make this set suitable for both hobbyists and professionals seeking reliable color matching and layered shading.
Advantages
The dual-tip design of the ARTIX markers allows rapid switching between detail work and area coverage without changing tools. Alcohol-based ink dries relatively quickly, reduces streaking and supports smooth gradients when blending colors. The set of 24 includes a balanced palette of hues to cover basic skin tones, neutrals, highlights and accents, enabling coherent color planning across illustrations and design drafts. The markers are lightweight and designed for comfortable hand use during extended sessions.
Suitable for
- Illustration and character design
- Architectural and product sketches
- Comic, manga and concept art
- Coloring, craft projects and mixed media on compatible papers
- Graphic design mockups and presentation renderings
Key specifications
- Set size: 24 colors
- Tip configuration: double‑ended — fine tip and chisel/broad tip
- Ink type: alcohol‑based dye ink for blending and saturation
- Suitable surfaces: marker paper, cardstock, illustration boards and other porous papers
- Drying behavior: fast‑drying with reduced streaking
- Ergonomics: lightweight barrel for extended use
How to use
Select colors and begin with light layers, building intensity gradually to control saturation and prevent oversaturation of the paper. Use the fine tip for outlines, details and hatching, and switch to the chisel tip for filling larger areas or creating broad strokes. For smooth transitions and gradients, apply lighter colors first and blend with midtones while the ink is still slightly wet; use small circular motions or overlapping strokes to reduce visible edges. Test color combinations on scrap marker paper before working on the final piece to confirm bleed behavior and color appearance.
Usage recommendations
Store markers horizontally to maintain even ink flow between tips. Work on paper specifically designed for alcohol markers to minimize bleed‑through and ensure optimal blending. Keep caps closed when not in use to prevent drying; replace caps securely after each use.
