At a glance:
• 15mm dual-sided chisel nib for large surface fills • Pigment-based water-based acrylic ink • Permanent and lightfast on most surfaces once dry • Refillable with Liquitex Acrylic Ink • Replaceable nibs • 16 colours including 2 metallics
The largest nib in Liquitex's new acrylic marker range — a 15mm dual-sided chisel for big surface coverage, large-format lettering, mural details, and any time you'd otherwise reach for a brush but want the pump-valve control of a marker. Both ends are chisel: when one wears down, pull the nib out with a fingernail, flip it, and reinsert for a fresh edge.
Liquitex was founded in Cincinnati in 1955 by Henry Levison, the man who developed the first water-based acrylic paint for artists. The brand is now part of Colart, the same Wembley-based group as Winsor & Newton. The markers use the same pigments as Liquitex Heavy Body and Soft Body paints (ASTM I or II rated for 50–100+ years in gallery conditions), which is why the colours don't fade.
The 15mm nib is for scale — covering large areas on canvas, customising signage, blocking in mural backgrounds, working on wood panels, or laying down big graphic shapes. Hold the chisel flat for full 15mm width or angle it for a sharper edge. The pump-valve action means you control flow with finger pressure rather than depending on saturation.
Works on paper, card, wood, glass, metal, plastic, fabric, leather, stone, and primed canvas. The 15mm gets through ink fast on porous surfaces, so refillability is the value proposition: top up with Liquitex Acrylic Ink rather than buying replacements.
Specifications:
15mm dual-sided chisel nib • Pump-valve mechanism • Water-based acrylic ink • 16 colours (including Metallic Gold and Metallic Silver) • Refillable • Replaceable nib • Lightfast (ASTM I/II) and water-resistant when dry • Made by Liquitex (Colart group)
At a glance:
• 15mm dual-sided chisel nib for large surface fills • Pigment-based water-based acrylic ink • Permanent and lightfast on most surfaces once dry • Refillable with Liquitex Acrylic Ink • Replaceable nibs • 16 colours including 2 metallics
The largest nib in Liquitex's new acrylic marker range — a 15mm dual-sided chisel for big surface coverage, large-format lettering, mural details, and any time you'd otherwise reach for a brush but want the pump-valve control of a marker. Both ends are chisel: when one wears down, pull the nib out with a fingernail, flip it, and reinsert for a fresh edge.
Liquitex was founded in Cincinnati in 1955 by Henry Levison, the man who developed the first water-based acrylic paint for artists. The brand is now part of Colart, the same Wembley-based group as Winsor & Newton. The markers use the same pigments as Liquitex Heavy Body and Soft Body paints (ASTM I or II rated for 50–100+ years in gallery conditions), which is why the colours don't fade.
The 15mm nib is for scale — covering large areas on canvas, customising signage, blocking in mural backgrounds, working on wood panels, or laying down big graphic shapes. Hold the chisel flat for full 15mm width or angle it for a sharper edge. The pump-valve action means you control flow with finger pressure rather than depending on saturation.
Works on paper, card, wood, glass, metal, plastic, fabric, leather, stone, and primed canvas. The 15mm gets through ink fast on porous surfaces, so refillability is the value proposition: top up with Liquitex Acrylic Ink rather than buying replacements.
Specifications:
15mm dual-sided chisel nib • Pump-valve mechanism • Water-based acrylic ink • 16 colours (including Metallic Gold and Metallic Silver) • Refillable • Replaceable nib • Lightfast (ASTM I/II) and water-resistant when dry • Made by Liquitex (Colart group)
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