Double‑ended markers TEKA Chromax — 12 colors, dual tips

TEKA Chromax double-ended markers — 12 colors, dual tips offer a compact, versatile set for drawing, coloring, journaling and everyday marking tasks. The set includes twelve distinct pigments arranged to cover a broad color range for sketches, illustrations, school projects and office use. Each marker has two functional tips that enable both precise lines and broader strokes, supporting varied techniques without requiring separate pens.

Advantages

The double-ended design reduces the need to switch between pens, saving space and simplifying workflow. Twelve coordinated colors provide a balanced palette for layering, shading and color mixing. Durable tips maintain consistent line quality across repeated use, while the compact case is convenient for storage and transport. The markers suit both quick annotations and more detailed creative work thanks to their dual-tip configuration.

Suitable for

• Sketching and illustration
• Coloring books and art projects
• Note-taking, journaling and planners
• School assignments and classroom activities
• Office marking and labeling tasks

Key specifications

• Set size: 12 colors
• Tip configuration: dual-ended markers with two different tip styles per marker
• Color range: twelve distinct pigments covering basic and intermediate hues
• Form factor: handheld, portable marker pens
• Typical uses: drawing, coloring, marking, writing, and highlighting

How to use

Choose the tip suitable for the task: use the finer end for detailed lines, writing or outlining, and the broader end for filling areas and creating bold strokes. Store markers horizontally when not in use to help preserve ink distribution between tips. Replace caps promptly after each use to prevent tip drying. Combine colors directly on paper for blending effects or layer strokes to achieve shading and depth.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, test colors on a scrap piece of paper before applying to the final work. Use paper suitable for markers to reduce bleed-through; for layering and blending, thicker, marker-friendly paper is recommended.