Collection: Drawing Markers & Liners

Choosing art and drawing markers

This collection gathers the markers artists, students and crafters use for colour work rather than everyday writing. Start with the tip and the ink:

• Brush markers such as the Deli Brush Marker 12 and 24-colour set give thick-to-thin strokes for lettering and colouring without the mess of paint.
• Acrylic paint markers lay opaque colour on paper, card, wood and stone. Try the Brito 12 bullet tip for outlines or the brush tip version for filling; Schneider sets come in 2 mm, 4 mm and 15 mm widths.
• Metallic and chrome markers such as the Schneider Metallic Liner 2 mm set and Chrome set work best on dark, non-absorbent surfaces for cards and invitations.
• Technical liners like the Schneider Pictus set (0.05 to 0.9 mm, waterproof pigment ink) suit inking, architecture and illustration.

Related ranges

For writing-weight fineliners see fineliners and pointers; for 3D paint pens see acrylic gel pens; for highlighters and permanent markers see markers and highlighters. Pair your markers with a Toyo A4 sketchbook or browse crayons and oil pastels for young artists. Prices on this page run from Rs. 300 for a single liner to Rs. 8,200 for the Schneider Twin Marker set, with delivery across Pakistan from our Karachi store.