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Prismacolor Premier Dual-Ended Art Markers, Chisel Tip and Fine Tip, Cool Grey Colors, 12 Count

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Style: Cool Grey


Features

  • Dual-ended markers featuring both fine and chisel tips
  • Advanced ink formulation for richly saturated color and superior blendability
  • Fine point lays down sharp lines while the chisel tip creates multiple line widths
  • Single source of ink guarantees color consistency at both ends
  • 12 art markers in professional artist-quality cool grey tones

Description

Lay down precisely the marks you want to make in 12 cool grey tones with Prismacolor Premier Double-Ended Art Markers. The dual-ended design features a fine tip on one end and a large chisel on the other. This allows you to quickly flip between precision and coverage. The entire range of cool grey ink shades are richly saturated and designed for an effortlessly smooth flow while a single source of ink ensures color consistency at both ends. And the advanced, alcohol-based pigment resists fading so your creations will endure.

Brand: Prismacolor


Ink Color: Black,Grey


Number of Items: 1


Point Type: Fine


Recommended Uses For Product: Drawing, Writing


Manufacturer: β€ŽNewell Brands Inc


Brand: β€ŽPrismacolor


Item Weight: β€Ž8 ounces


Product Dimensions: β€Ž0.81 x 7.31 x 6.31 inches


Item model number: β€Ž3622


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: β€ŽNo


Color: β€ŽCool Grey


Number of Items: β€Ž1


Size: β€Ž12-Count


Point Type: β€ŽFine


Line Size: β€Ž1


Ink Color: β€ŽBlack,Grey


Manufacturer Part Number: β€Ž3622


Date First Available: January 29, 2009


Frequently asked questions

The Prismacolor Premier Art Markers have a double-ended design featuring both a fine tip and a chisel tip. The fine tip is perfect for details and line work, while the chisel tip is great for quick coverage and varying line widths.

This particular pack comes in a range of 12 cool grey shades, providing a great variety for creating depth and shadows in your artwork.

Yes, these markers are high-quality and a popular choice among professional artists. They provide smooth, even coverage and have excellent ink flow. The colors are vibrant and the variety of shades allows for great depth and dimension in your work.

Yes, Prismacolor Premier Art Markers are permanent. They also boast strong resistance against fading, ensuring your artwork stays vibrant and rich over time.

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πŸš€ Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Prismacolor pencils and markers are highly regarded by users at all skill levels, from beginners to experienced artists. They are praised for their brightness, pigmentation and smoothness. Some users found issues with the color variety, and difficulty in opening the marker caps.

Pros

  • πŸ– Easy to use for all skill levels
  • 🎨 Highly pigmented and bright colors
  • ✍ Smooth application
  • 🌈 Works well in conjunction with Prismacolor pencils

Cons

  • 😣 Some find marker caps difficult to open
  • 🎭 Lack of color variety and missing colors reported

Should I Buy It?

Based on the reviews, the Prismacolor pencils and markers are a worthwhile purchase for artists at all skill levels. However, if you have difficulty with opening tight caps or require a specific color variety, you might want to consider other options.

    • Blends like butter
Style: Cool Grey
Review Image by Sheri Ponga Sheri Ponga
I love these pens. There are so many shades and they’re super easy to blend as long as you work quickly. They also don’t bleed a lot which is nice
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024 by Sheri Ponga Sheri Ponga
    • Loved by artist
Style: Assorted
I sent these to my granddaughter who is a budding artist. She loved them. I don't always hear about how well she likes things, but these got a big thumbs up. Prismacolor is a quality brand and they didn't disappoint.
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2023 by OldieButGoodie
    • Nice markers so far
Style: Hyper Brights
Nice colors
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by VictorianRoses777
    • Great markers for a great price!
Style: Pastel
This set has added new colors to my toolbox. It is a great price for them too with such variety.
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by Tori
    • Brushless Starter Manga Marker Set
Style: Manga
These markers are a "professional" quality set at a low price, which is really the biggest selling point of this set. However, beware of the use of "Manga" as part of the label. These are not brush tip and although this is a nice set of markers, it can not possibly cover everything you can believe to be "Manga" with just 12 colors. Now, to be fair the product description reads: "Double-ended markers with both broad and fine nibs". These are obviously not brush tip markers. However, for some reason, when I read "Manga" as part of the label, I thought they were brush tip markers. Even then, I thought it was a good set of colored markers for a good prices, so I decided to keep them anyway. As the description of this product mentions, "Manga" refers to the range of colors available in this set. However, how much of a range do you have with only 12 markers? You have your three primary and three secondary: PM1 Process Red, PM 17 Sunburst Yellow, PM39 True Blue, PM14 Pale Vermillion, PM167 Apple Green, and PM171 Lilac. You have three more for flesh tones: PM72 Eggshell, PM70 Brick Beige, and PM208 Ballet Pink. One for shadows: PM156 French Gray 20%. And two for backgrounds: PM95 Sienna Brown, and PM144 Cloud Blue. Of course, you can get really be creative with this set of colors and use them however you want. For example: Use Brown, Vermillion and Yellow for flesh tones, or Cloud Blue for eye color. These markers are very good for layering and if you are able to blend them then you range of colors will go up quite a bit, but that would mean you are already good at using markers. I think this is an OK starter set of markers for artist who has some experience with markers. I wouldn't advertise them for beginners, but it would be the next step to go if you already dabble with cheaper markers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2011 by Neko-san
    • Perfect for drawing Ghibli characters.
Style: Manga
If you're like me, and you a little bit Ghibli obsessed, you need these. These markers are amazing! They blend, the colors are aerate, and they don't bleed through the page in my experience. My only reccomendation is that you pay extra attention to how the markers close. You need to make sure they snap shut, otherwise the cap won't actually seal and will pop off and or dry out the marker. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2023 by Tatiana
    • Excelente
Style: Assorted
Muy buena calidad, recomendado.
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024 by julian chavarria
    • What core is the base made from i.e. wax, oil, lead etc...
Style: Hyper Brights
Review Image by Jewelia Rex Jewelia Rex
I am a Massachusetts based freelance custom artist that does both pro Bono and paid assignments for 12 years and myself and a fellow artist decided to test these pencils on art assignments. We loved the ease of the brightness without need to apply pressure or extra layers of color to our work however for my fryeho is more of a beginner and less professional in his training would have liked to know if his pencils as they were a gift for his art medium collection were erasable as there are some that do. It still doesn't get better than Prismacolor and as a professional I just recommend testing on scrap paper the pencil for color shade and things like erasable features. Happy drawing to all the artists out there! These are great for all levels of drawing and ages fro pro to beginner or toddlers to adults in their studios!! The photo is of an assignment that uses the pencils incorporated with the Prismacolor alcohol based dual tip markers ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2023 by Jewelia Rex Jewelia Rex

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