UCHIDA Marvy Extra Fine Tip Le Plume II Double Ender Marker Pen Art Supplies, English Red
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Color: English Red
Features
- Double ender marker with extra fine brush tip
- It has acid free and non-toxic water based ink
- This watercolor marker is the ideal pen for your art or rubberstamping needs
- Make multi-colored impressions by using two or more pens on the rubber before stamping
- Available in english red color; measures 1/2-inch length by 2-1/2-inch width by 9-1/3-inch height.Perfect for Coloring Adult Color Books
Description
1122-C LE PLUME II COLOR 28 CARDED
Brand: Uchida
Ink Color: Red
Number of Items: 1
Point Type: Extra Fine
Recommended Uses For Product: Coloring,Rubber
Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 2.5 x 9.31 inches
Item model number: 1122-C-28
Item Weight: 0.704 ounces
Manufacturer: Uchida of America Corp
Date First Available: April 26, 2012
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Color: Light Brown
This is the second one of these pens I've had; the first popped the cap in storage and dried out. Well, this one was heading for trouble when I noticed the cap also just fell off after I had replaced it. You have to really press it on, and even then there is no "click" to show you it's firmly in place. I'm not the only one to have observed this defect in Marvy Le Plume II. One end is a handy micro pen, great for drawing and fine lining, the other end is fine brush tip, can be used for lettering, calligraphy, coloring or even stamping. Light brown, the color I got, is a tan brown, like saddle leather. The color "Suede" which I had before, is similar and a softer beige-tan. Brown is a darker, slightly redder brown. And terrecotta is redder still, dark brown a chocolate brown. If you look at the entire neutral brown range, you have everything from light flesh tone to deep ebony for making character portraits or coloring. A nice line of neutrals also includes some grey tones and sepia.
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Trying to find a good red-orange color. This wasn’t quite it but it’s a pretty decent light brown kinda hue. The search continues! Aside from not being the color I’d hoped, it seems like a good quality marker. Not dry at all out of the package and both ends color smoothly
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