Unleash Your Artistic Vision with the Faber-Castell Gofa Manga Sketch Marker 6-Color Set

Elevate your manga and illustration creations with the Faber-Castell Gofa Manga Sketch Marker 6-Color Set, a powerful tool designed to bring your characters and scenes to life. This set offers a vibrant array of alcohol-based markers with dual nibs, providing unmatched versatility for achieving both delicate details and bold strokes, making it ideal for manga artists, illustrators, students, and anyone passionate about drawing.

Experience the flexibility of a soft, flexible brush nib for shading, blending, and creating smooth transitions, complemented by a metal-encased fineliner tip (0.6mm) that delivers crisp, clean lines perfect for outlining and adding fine textures. The smooth, blendable alcohol-based ink dries quickly to prevent smudging, ensuring your artwork remains water-resistant and smudge-proof once dry. With a commitment to environmental responsibility, the caps and barrels are crafted from 100% recycled materials.

This convenient and compact wallet-style set enhances creative expression, allowing you to effortlessly translate your imagination onto paper with precision and control. Achieve stunning, vibrant artwork with depth and dimension, enjoying professional-quality results with every stroke. The quick-drying ink also saves time, allowing for swift layering and maximizing your creative flow.

Specifications

• Marker Type: Alcohol-based marker
• Nib Type 1: Soft, flexible brush nib (for areas and variable line widths)
• Nib Type 2: Metal-encased fineliner tip (0.6mm) (for contours and details)
• Ink Properties: Quick-drying, blendable, water-resistant, smudge-proof
• Color Count: 6 vibrant colors
• Material: Caps and barrel made of 100% recycled material
• Packaging: Wallet of 6

How to Use

Utilize the flexible brush nib for coloring larger areas and creating smooth gradients. Employ the metal fineliner tip for precise outlines, fine details, and clear lines. For added depth and shadows, layer colors by applying them repeatedly, ensuring to allow the ink to dry before touching the artwork.