Bring your artistic visions to life with the help of Copic Ciao Twin Tip Markers Pack containing five striking Pastel colours. Our marker paper is designed to meet the needs of a wide range of markers, including alcohol markers, xylene, acrylic, india ink, and more! With three distinct line weights in one nib, the Chartpak AD Marker gives you complete control over your stroke.

Perfect for intricate details or expansive illustrations, each marker offers three line weights with a single nib. Cool Grey Colors, Set of 12 - This art marker set includes one each of Black, Colorless Blender, Cool Gray 1, Cool Gray 2, Cool Gray 3, Cool Gray 4, Cool Gray 5, Cool Gray 6, Cool Gray 7, Cool Gray 8, Cool Gray 9 and Cool Gray 10. AD® Marker comes in a variety of wood tones with the tri-nib point for framing, furniture touch up, and woodworking. With a twist of the wrist, you can go from a thin, to medium, to a thick stroke within the same nib. These scented markers add dimension to kids' artwork – and they'll love the matching scents and colours as they use each marker.Pastel Colors, Set of 25 - This art marker set includes one each of Aquamarine, Azure, Banana, Brick Red, Celery, Deep Salmon, Desert Tan, Grass Green, Light Blue, Light Flesh, Light Sand, Lilac, Mauve, Naples Yellow, Pale Indigo, Pale Lime, Pale Yellow, Pink, Powder Pink, Purple Iris, Salmon, Space Blue, Sunset Pink, Turquoise Green and Willow Green. Basic Colors, Set of 12 - This art marker set includes one each of Colorless Blender, Basic Gray 5, Basic Gray 1, Blueberry, Chrome Orange, Leaf Green, Lemon Yellow, Life Red, Lilac, Slate Green, Super Black and Ultramarine.

Our full line of AD Markers include 132 permanent colors including a complete range of pastels and greys. From crisply articulated tight comps to broadly expressive illustrations, one marker gives you all the lin. The color laydown, ink capacity, and special effects are truly unique features and differentiate them from many alcohol markers on the market.Created in 1974, AD® Marker was one of many in the long line of solvent-based markers used for advertising, fashion and conceptual illustration from the 1950s - 1980s.