At a glance:
• 8mm chisel nib for medium fills and bold lettering • 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 mid-size nib in Liquitex's new acrylic marker range — an 8mm chisel that fills medium areas quickly without losing the ability to lay a clean edge. Sized for bold lettering, sign-painting, posters, surface fills on canvas, and graphic mark-making where 2mm is too thin and 15mm is too brick-sized.
Liquitex was founded in Cincinnati in 1955 by Henry Levison and is now part of Colart, the Wembley-based group that also owns Winsor & Newton. The marker range carries the same pigments Liquitex use in their Heavy Body and Soft Body acrylic paints — pigment-based and lightfast, not dye-based.
The 8mm chisel nib lets you flip between a broad stroke (held flat) and a sharper edge (held on the corner). It fills a few square inches of canvas without re-priming the pump too often, lays clean letterforms for hand-painted signage, and covers textures like wood grain or fabric weave evenly. Press the nib on scrap paper a few times before first use to prime the ink flow.
Works on paper, card, wood, glass, metal, plastic, fabric, leather, stone, and primed canvas. Refillable with Liquitex Acrylic Ink and replaceable nibs.
Specifications:
8mm chisel nib • Pump-valve mechanism • Water-based acrylic ink • 16 colours (including Metallic Gold and Metallic Silver) • Refillable • Replaceable nib • Lightfast and permanent once dry • Made by Liquitex (Colart group)
At a glance:
• 8mm chisel nib for medium fills and bold lettering • 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 mid-size nib in Liquitex's new acrylic marker range — an 8mm chisel that fills medium areas quickly without losing the ability to lay a clean edge. Sized for bold lettering, sign-painting, posters, surface fills on canvas, and graphic mark-making where 2mm is too thin and 15mm is too brick-sized.
Liquitex was founded in Cincinnati in 1955 by Henry Levison and is now part of Colart, the Wembley-based group that also owns Winsor & Newton. The marker range carries the same pigments Liquitex use in their Heavy Body and Soft Body acrylic paints — pigment-based and lightfast, not dye-based.
The 8mm chisel nib lets you flip between a broad stroke (held flat) and a sharper edge (held on the corner). It fills a few square inches of canvas without re-priming the pump too often, lays clean letterforms for hand-painted signage, and covers textures like wood grain or fabric weave evenly. Press the nib on scrap paper a few times before first use to prime the ink flow.
Works on paper, card, wood, glass, metal, plastic, fabric, leather, stone, and primed canvas. Refillable with Liquitex Acrylic Ink and replaceable nibs.
Specifications:
8mm chisel nib • Pump-valve mechanism • Water-based acrylic ink • 16 colours (including Metallic Gold and Metallic Silver) • Refillable • Replaceable nib • Lightfast and permanent once dry • Made by Liquitex (Colart group)
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