Brustro Twin Tip Alcohol Markers

A unique,ergonomic design,non-toxic alcohol based quality ink and ultra resistant fiber nibs produced in Japan,a Brustro marker consists of two tip sizes.

Excellent smudge-proof & waterproof qualities on most surfaces.A wide and a pointed tip is located at each end of the pen, which is designed with ergonomics and aesthetics in mind.

PP barrel & cap guarantee long service life$Ideal for graffiti writers, professional comic artist, architect or design student.Broad 1-7mm line,Fine 0.7mm,Length:15 cm.

A brand known for producing high quality materials. During the extensive development and design phase the Brustro marker was continuously tested and improved. The result is a marker that strikes through its unique design and stands out through his performance. With its colored plastic parts a quick and neat handling of the Brustro Marker is possible.

The marker is equipped with a fineliner- and a chiseltip and with markings on the barrel to recognize the tips. Durable tips from the Japanese producer who has a leading position in the market. The series consists of 72 Non-toxic alcohol-based ink colours to give every illustration an exclusive and sophisticated look.

Also a "colourless blender" for creating colour gradients is available. The range of brilliant colors offers everything your heart could desire - whether graffiti writers, professional comic artist, architect or design student. Buy the markers individually or in a set. Brustro is a registered trademark of Creative Hands Art Materials Pvt. Ltd.

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