SAKURA
Sakura Pigma Micron (6-Pack)
Best for: Manga artists, graphic designers and journalers who need fine black lines

ARTISTRO
A set of 24 dual-tip acrylic paint markers with a 1 mm fine tip and a 1 to 5 mm dot tip, for paper, canvas, wood, rock, glass and fabric.
Best for: Rock painters, dot artists and crafters decorating many surfaces
The ARTISTRO 24 is a set of 24 dual-tip acrylic paint markers. One end has a 1 mm fine tip for lines, writing and outlining, and the other has a 1 to 5 mm dot tip for bold dots, patterns and decorative accents.
Instead of ink, the markers hold water-based acrylic paint, and the listing names paper, canvas, wood, rock, ceramic, glass, metal, fabric and plastic as surfaces, noting that results vary by surface. The cotton tips come pre-activated, so you shake gently before first use and start painting without pressing.
Based on the manufacturer's Amazon listing.
For detailed lines, writing and outlining on crafts, cards and journals.
Press it down for round dots in different sizes, or use it for patterns and bold accents.
Richly pigmented paint that the listing says gives smooth coverage and dries quickly to reduce smudging.
The cotton tips need no pressing. Shake the marker gently before its first use.
Use on paper, canvas, wood, rock, ceramic, glass, metal, fabric, plastic and more. Results vary by surface.
ARTISTRO says the paint meets ASTM D-4236 and is odorless, suitable from beginners to experienced artists.
Look elsewhere if: you want blendable color on paper. The ARTEZA EverBlend 36 Skin Tones set uses alcohol ink with fine and chisel tips.
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SAKURA
Best for: Manga artists, graphic designers and journalers who need fine black lines
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