I find that these are the most favorite markers for architectural rendering because they don’t bleed easily. They have amazing color retention and the colors are just vivid although they are more on the pastel side. could use a lavender, a slightly darker pink and 2 cooler browns. Of course, that'd make this a much pricier set though and a bigger one too. That was all we had on our Bianyo markers review. We hope that this information comes to good use for you. Moreover, we hope that you can now use Bianyo markers and create some amazing pieces of work.

Bianyo 72A Alcohol Markers Set, 72 Primary Color Dual Tip Bianyo 72A Alcohol Markers Set, 72 Primary Color Dual Tip

I can work for hours with these pens in tow. They are easier to hold because the pen shape is squared. It has more angles that provides more surface for gripping. They are also lightweight. However, it is paramount to know that not all alcohol markers have a good blending ability. For this reason, you need to choose those with whose ink formulation is easier to blend. You might also want to consider those that come with a free-blending marker that comes in handy in achieving a smooth color gradation. Choosing a good alcohol marker takes a bit more scrutiny. Here are some of the factors you need to take into consideration when buying: As mentioned before, the classic series markers have an alcohol-based ink that easily mixes within your canvas and provides a top-notch drawing experience. On top of that, the ink also happens to have a low odor and is non-toxic. Now that’s one hell of a plus point here. If quality, consistency, and precision matter most to you, then these markers are right for you. It uses high-quality ink and does a great job of presenting the ink with precision and consistency on paper.

As with many alcohol based markers, these tend to bleed through thin paper. This is why you should use heavy duty paper to prevent this from happening. I think this is a good set if you like copic markers but can’t afford them. They are close enough in quality and ink consistency. Moreover, their dual tips are extremely smooth and have a ‘ self-cleaning‘ build which lets it clean itself as you draw through. And thanks to this kind of tip, the ink seamlessly blends in and provides amazing colors, and lets your wild imagination loose. Now, that is something all artists appreciate, right? if I'm reaching, a couple of light blues and greens and a blender would be great too, but that may not be feasible. The set wouldn't be compact at all then

Bianyo 36 Colors Dual Tips Art Markers Alcohol Based

Copic markers come in 3 varieties - Sketch, Classic and Ciao (and wide). I haven’t had much if any experience with the Ciao, but the sketch and Classic are solid Choices. Let’s talk about the classic and sketch. On the classic you will find a nice chisel tip and bullet tip on either end of the marker.

Moreover, this series of markers also have a broad chisel of approximately 1.7 mm. Along with that, you’ll also find comfort holding them thanks to the square pen holder. Gel pens don't work very well for coloring because of their fine tip. They're best for making details and outlines. Conclusion Besides, if blending is your thing, you will love how beautifully these colors blend. This is made possible by the colorless blender that is included in the set. I love all the color choices and it offers me more flexibility for all my drawing needs. It’s easy to create dimensions to your drawings when you have these colors that are close to each other. You can add shading and contours for that in-depth look. One of the top-rated alcohol markers I have tried is 40 Colors dual tip art markers from Caliart. This 40-color set comes in a beautiful zippered case that is very convenient in storing them upright and in preventing me from losing some of them. It just makes it easier to bring the entire set. Although there are 40 colors in it, it doesn’t take up so much space in my bag at all. It’s for people who are always on the go.