Albrecht Dürer marker 153 cobalt turquoise

watercolor marker

Albrecht Dürer marker 153 cobalt turquoise

watercolor marker

Product information

The new Albrecht Dürer artist's watercolor marker is the modern definition of watercolor painting: an absolutely high-quality drawing instrument that supports both spontaneous sketching and painterly as well as painterly watercolor painting. The water-based ink is always ready for use and can also be excellently painted with water. Quality is our maxim. That is why the artists' watercolor markers are characterized are characterized by high pigmentation and excellent lightfastness. The colors follow the Faber-Castell color numbering system and can therefore be reliably combinable with other Faber-Castell artists' pencils. The versatility of the Albrecht Dürer artist's watercolor marker is particularly convincing especially when traveling. Anyone who likes to capture impressions on the move will be thrilled to to this pen. Two pen tips - brush tip and fiber tip - offer the artist flexibility in artist the flexibility in personal drawing style. The ink gives sketches and sketches and preparatory drawings a high degree of dynamism, which can be increased by with water. Albrecht Dürer Artist Watercolor Markers are available in 30 colors.

The brush tip

The soft, flexible and dimensionally stable brush tip is ideal for painterly work. By varying the brush guide and the angle of inclination, you can create different line line thicknesses can be created. The entire width of the brush tip can be used with a flat width of the brush tip is used to fill large areas.

The fiber tip

When it comes to drawing exact lines, the fiber tip comes into its own. It is ideal for drawing details, clear lines and graphic elements. The ink flow is always consistent, no matter which drawing pressure is used. is used. The line width is 1-2 mm, depending on the drawing pressure.

Which paper is suitable for Albrecht Dürer watercolor markers?

Good drawing results depend crucially on the paper used. For an optimal result we recommend watercolor blocks from Canson Montval (300g/qm

• fine-grained) and Hahnemühle Fine Art Britannia (300g/sqm - satin - hot pressed).

These watercolor pads are made of cellulose paper and support a good watercolorability of the ink. Watercolor pads have the advantage that their edges are glued and the paper smoothes out again after watercoloring. When using individual sheets, you should fix the sheet to a support before watercoloring. The higher the grammage of a paper, the better the flatness when watercoloring. The Albrecht Dürer artist's watercolor marker does not strike through the paper, so that front and back can be used in sketchbooks.