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What are brush colored markers?

Updated: 9/13/2023
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Brush colored markers are literally markers which make brush strokes. They have feathered tips which simulate a paint brush. Some of them literally have brushes as tips. For quick, casual artwork, they are excellent to experiment with. If you are interested in watercolors, try doing a water wash, then apply these markers for an interesting soft color. They are excellent for experimenting at a very reasonable price.

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