These versatile markers are suitable for a multitude of techniques, allowing you to explore and create according to your inspiration. The glossy finish of 4Artist markers gives your designs a professional, elegant look. Their opaque, highly pigmented colours allow you to create vibrant, intense solid colours. Whether you're drawing, sketching or working on graphics, these markers bring excellent coverage and remarkable intensity to your work.

• The special thing about 4Artist markers is that they can be mixed even after they've dried. You can superimpose colours, creating subtle gradations and unique textural effects. What's more, once your work is finished, you can apply 4Artist Marker varnish to protect it and give it a glossy, long-lasting finish.
• The 4Artist Marker range is renowned for its high permanence and resistance to light. Your creations will remain brilliant and preserved over time, allowing you to enjoy your art for many years to come.
• Based: oil

How to use:

• The 4 Artist Marker needs to be primed before first use:
  • Shake the marker firmly with the cap closed to circulate the ball,
  • Then, on a sheet of paper, press the tip several times to soak the paper with paint.
• These markers allow you to draw accurately on most surfaces. They are perfectly suited to work on canvas, paper, cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, glass, ceramic, porcelain, plaster, mineral material, etc.
• The result will be less brilliant on porous surfaces. To avoid loss of gloss on these surfaces, it is advisable to apply a coat of Bindex or water-based varnish.                                     
• Ideal for mixed media, the 4Artist Marker can be used with Fine Art and Graphic Arts paints (oil, acrylic and its auxiliaries, inks, ...) or specialised paints such as Ceramic, Vitrail, Gédéo resins, Prism and Moon effect paints. It is advisable to apply a coat of Bindex or 4ARTIST MARKER varnish to the paint before applying the marker.
• To achieve splattering or dripping effects, the wick should be "over-soaked" with paint and then shaken. This is easier with the 8 mm and 15 mm wicks. To do this, be careful to protect yourself from any contact with the eyes and before closing the marker, wipe the wick holder and re-control the flow of paint.