Karin Brushmarker PRO 197 Plum

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Karin Brushmarker PRO 197 Plum Brushmarkers PRO were produced in the "liquid ink" technology thanks to which they do not change the intensity of colour to the last drop and allow to control the amount of paint on an ongoing basis. They are twice as efficient as traditional filter markers. In addition, they are equipped
Karin Brushmarker PRO 197 Plum Brushmarkers PRO were produced in the liquid ink technology thanks to which they do not change the intensity of colour to the last drop and allow to control the amount of paint on an ongoing basis. They are twice as efficient as traditional filter markers. In addition, they are equipped with a Japanese super durable and flexible nylon tip. They contain non-toxic paints with an intense dye based colour. The colours can be mixed, lightened and obtained through tonal transitions by contacting the ends of the markers. • Available in 59 vibrant colors (each sold separately)• Visible ink resevoir with 2.4ml watercolor ink• Made from Japanese super durable and flexible nylon tip• Contain non-toxic paints with an intense dye based colour• Use with traditional palette, on-paper and tip-to-tip blending techniques

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Karin Brushmarkers PRO contain 2.4ml of color each. They were produced with 'liquid ink' technology, which means the intensity of color lasts through the last drop. They are twice as efficient as traditional filter markers. In addition, they are equipped with a Japanese super durable and flexible nylon tip. They contain non-toxic paints with an intense dye based color. The colors can be mixed, lightened and obtain tonal transitions by touching the ends of two different markers.