100 Colour Dual Tip Brush Pens Colouring Art Markers Drawing UK

100 Colour Dual Tip Brush Pens Colouring Art Markers Drawing UK Description

Descriptions:

Flexible Brush Tip

Durable and flexible nylon fiber brush tip, creates medium or bold strokes by changing brush pressure. It works like a paintbrush tocreate fine, medium or bold strokes ideal for lettering.

Fine Tip

At the other end of each Dual Brush Pen is the fine tip for consistent thin lines. Strong and un-mash-able, the fine tip is perfect for adding colorful details and journaling.Tanmit Dual Brush Pens offer a flexible brush tip and fine tip in one marker deal for fine art, illustrations, doodling,journaling, hand lettering and more

The ink is acid-free, non-toxic, blend able, odorless, and non-bleeding.

Top quality water based ink allows you to work with other water-soluble material without bleeding, and frees you from any smear and smudge since it gets dried quickly.

Features:

--DUAL TIPS: Soft Brush tip for shading and coloring; 0.4 mm fine tip for outlining and detail. So you get both colored markers and fineliners then you can choose either one you need.

--100 UNIQUE COLORS: Those twin markers pens have 60 vibrant colors and are marked with tip type. Allows you to write in both thin and thick lines, providing great versatility with acid free, non toxic & kids safe.

--DURABLE PACKAGE: We have put all the dual tip pens into a round paper barrel which would package your markers well and are perfect for gift set, colors collection.

--HIGH QUALITY: It works well with no skipping or ink flow issue,the ink dries fast and doesn't smudge. This is the perfect gift and addition for artists, students, kids, and more for arts and crafts, sketch etc.

Package including:

1*100pcs Markers Pens

Notes:

1.Please shake the dual pens before first using and after a long time using.Keep the pen straightly in order to make it run smoothly.

2. For optimal performance please ensure the marker caps are secure when they are not in use.

3. Please do not pull the cap directly and roughly, since the different air pressure inside and outside the caps may lead the ink to leak out.