In the magical world of creativity, having the right tools can make all the difference.
Today, we're exploring five favorite marker sets—each with its own unique personality—that are sure to boost your imagination and skills: from the "clever" Triblend and TriColour sets by Spectrum Noir, to the all-time classic Sharpie, the professional Kurecolor markers by Kuretake, and the fun, playful Creative Craftlab Friendz by Studio Light.
Triblend by Spectrum Noir
Type: Alcohol Markers
Feature: Each marker contains 3 shades of the same color on separate tips.
- Ideal for: Even, smooth blending, shading, and creating depth effects using only a few markers.
Advantages: Easy transition between shades – perfect for beginners and hobbyists.
TriColour by Spectrum Noir
Type: Water-soluble Markers
Feature: Each Marker contains 3 harmonizes shades of combined colors.
Ideal for: Watercolor effects, water drawing and calligraphy.
- Advantages: Easy to blend with water a perfect choice for watercolor techniques
Sharpie
Type: Permanent Markers
- Feature: Renowned for their intense ink and durability.
Ideal for: Writing and drawing on various surfaces (paper, plastic, metal, glass)
Advantages: Dry quickly, waterproof, wide range of colors.
Kurecolor by Kuretake
Type: Professional Alcohol Markers
Feature: Intense, vivid colors that last and do not fade over time.
Ideal for: Illustration, manga art, design, lettering.
Advantages: Excellent-quality blending, professional precision.
Creative Craftlab Friendz by Studio Light
Type: Alcohol Markers
Feature: Brush and fine double-tip markers in a certain color shades
Ideal for: Mixed media, stamp coloring...
Advantages: For vibrant works with seamless blending and professional shading!
From the drawing precision accomplished by professional Kurecolor markers to the ease of blending with Triblend ones, each from the above-mentioned markers, has its own special place in the world of creativity.
Whether you love mixed media, enjoy coloring characters and figures, designing, or making handmade cards, there’s always a marker that can bring exactly what you have in mind to life.
The most important thing is to experiment, try new techniques, and most of all – have fun.
Markers are just tools; the real art starts with you.
See you next week!
Artistic kisses!
