Dual‑tip pastel markers TEKA Mazaki 12 colors — set of 12 pastel shades

TEKA Mazaki dual-tip pastel markers — set of 12 pastel shades provides a compact selection of soft colors for illustration, sketching, lettering and craft projects. Each marker in the set features two different tips to deliver variable stroke widths, enabling both fine details and broader fills. The pastel palette is designed for layering and blending to achieve muted tones and subtle transitions while preserving portability for studio, classroom or on-the-go work.

Advantages

The dual-tip construction combines a fine tip for precise lines and a broad chisel or brush-style tip for washes and coverage, reducing the need for multiple separate tools. Pastel pigments produce soft, low-saturation colors that layer well and are suitable for mixed-media work. The markers are stored in a compact package that keeps colors organized and accessible for quick selection during creative sessions.

Suitable for

• Illustration and sketching
• Hand lettering and calligraphy practice
• Coloring and craft projects
• Design mockups and concept studies
• Student assignments and hobby use

Key specifications

• Number of colors: 12 pastel shades
• Tip types: dual-tip per marker (fine + broader tip for variable stroke widths)
• Color family: pastel/soft tones suitable for layering and blending
• Body: lightweight, portable marker casing for easy handling
• Intended use: dry-surface drawing and paper-based media

How to use

Select the appropriate tip for the required effect: use the fine tip for outlines, details and precise lettering, and the broader tip for filling larger areas or creating strokes with variable width. When layering colors, allow a brief drying time between passes to prevent excessive saturation; blend gently while ink is still slightly damp for smoother transitions. Keep caps securely closed after use to maintain ink flow and prevent drying.

Usage recommendations

For best results on paper, test colors on a scrap sheet to check opacity and blending behavior. Use smooth, heavyweight paper designed for marker work to minimize bleed-through. Store markers horizontally when possible to preserve ink distribution between tips.