Twin Markers 188 Pieces – Alcohol Markers for Drawing and Colouring

With this Twin Markers 188 Pieces set, you get an extensive collection of alcohol markers for drawing, colouring, sketching, hand lettering and illustration. The set consists of two storage boxes: one with 108 markers and one with 80 markers. Together, you receive 188 double-sided markers with both a fine tip and a broad tip. This makes it easy to switch between outlines, details and larger colour areas.

The alcohol-based ink is suitable for building up colour, creating shadows and making colour gradients. The coloured caps help you find the right shade quickly, while the black marker bodies give the set a uniform appearance. Thanks to the storage boxes with carrying handles, you can keep the markers organised and take them to school, hobby clubs, workshops or on holiday. This Discountershop marker set is suitable for adults and children who enjoy creative activities.

Dual Tip Markers with Fine and Broad Tips

Each twin marker has two different tips. Use the fine tip for lines, details, outlines, lettering and smaller colour areas. The broad tip is suitable for backgrounds, larger surfaces, shading and faster colouring.

You can use these alcohol markers for:

• Colouring books and colouring pages
• Manga and comic drawings
• Illustrations and sketches
• Hand lettering and bullet journals
• Cards and invitations
• Fashion drawings
• School and study projects
• Hobby projects and workshops

For beginners, the dual-tip design makes it easier to practise different techniques. Hobby artists can combine details, larger areas and shadows within one design without constantly changing to another type of marker.

188 Alcohol Markers in Two Storage Boxes

The marker set consists of one box with 108 twin markers and a second box with 80 twin markers. The 108-marker box measures approximately 20.5 x 16.7 x 15.6 cm. The 80-marker box measures approximately 17.5 x 15 x 17 cm. Both storage boxes include a carrying handle.

According to the product specifications, the 108-marker set contains 2.4 g of ink per marker. The 80-marker set contains 2 g of ink per marker. The ink colours are multicoloured and the marker bodies are black.

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Alcohol Markers for Blending, Layering and Shading

Alcohol markers are suitable when you want to build up colours in layers or blend different shades into each other. For example, start with a lighter shade and then add a darker colour to create shadow or contrast. For a softer transition, go over the blended area again with the lighter marker.

Test colours on a separate sheet of paper before starting your final artwork. The finished colour may vary depending on the type of paper and the number of layers applied. Creating a simple colour chart can also help you find the right marker more quickly.

If you want to blend colours, work before the first layer has completely dried. For sharper details, you can allow an area to dry first. This gives you more control over different drawing and colouring techniques with the same marker set.

Which Paper Should You Use with Twin Markers?

The type of paper is important when working with alcohol markers. Alcohol-based ink may bleed through thin or highly absorbent paper onto the back or onto the next sheet. For this reason, marker paper, suitable thicker paper or a protective sheet underneath your work is recommended.

When using the markers in a colouring book, place a protective sheet behind the page. If you use the twin markers in a bullet journal, card or sketchbook, test the paper on a small area first before applying multiple layers of ink.

Practical Product Information

• Product type: twin markers / alcohol markers
• Number of markers: 188
• Set composition: 108 + 80 markers
• Type: double-sided markers / dual tip
• Tips: fine tip and broad tip
• Ink base: alcohol
• Ink colours: multicoloured
• Marker body: black
• 108-marker box: approximately 20.5 x 16.7 x 15.6 cm
• 80-marker box: approximately 17.5 x 15 x 17 cm
• Packaging: two storage boxes with carrying handles
• Suitable for: adults and children
• Marker body material: not specified
• Eraser included: no
• Maintenance and storage: close the caps securely after use and store the markers in the storage boxes
• Warranty: statutory warranty via the seller

Package Contents

The package contains one storage box with 108 twin markers and one storage box with 80 twin markers, giving you a total of 188 markers. Drawing paper, colouring books and other drawing accessories are not listed as part of the set.

Buy Twin Markers for Hobbies, School or as a Gift

If you want to buy twin markers for drawing, colouring, journaling or creative projects, this set combines a large number of colouring markers with two different tips and practical storage boxes. The fine and broad tips make both precise drawing and colouring larger areas possible.

The two separate storage boxes are also useful when you want to take only part of the marker collection with you or use the set in two different places. The markers are suitable for creative activities at home, school, workshops or as a gift for someone who enjoys drawing and colouring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are twin markers and what are they used for?

Twin markers are double-sided markers with two different tips. This set includes a fine and broad tip. They can be used for drawing, colouring, sketching, hand lettering, illustrations, bullet journaling, colouring books and other creative projects.

What paper is best for alcohol markers?

Marker paper or other suitable, less absorbent paper generally gives better results. Alcohol-based ink may bleed through thin paper. Use a protective sheet underneath your work and test unfamiliar paper before applying multiple layers.

How do you blend alcohol markers?

Start with a lighter colour and then add a darker shade for shadows. Work while the ink is still slightly wet and, if needed, go over the transition again with the lighter marker.

Do alcohol markers bleed through paper?

Yes, alcohol-based ink can bleed through thin or absorbent paper. Place a protective sheet underneath your work or use suitable marker paper. Test a small area first when working in colouring books, journals or sketchbooks.