Staedtler Noris Jumbo Triangular Markers Pack of 12

• 12 assorted colours in the pack
• Colours: blue, light blue, red, yellow, green, light green, orange, pink, brown, grey, black.
• Broad bullet-shaped nibs for solid line drawing and blocking in colour.
• Comfortable, jumbo, triangular barrel perfect for small hands learning to colour and write.
• Sturdy nibs to meet the needs of a busy art and classroom
• Highly washable from most fabrics.

Drawing with different types of markers gives students the chance to experience a more permanent drawing material which requires resilience and a positive outlook to turn mistakes into opportunities. Students will enjoy experimenting with different qualities of lines, building up marks to create pattern and texture, cross hatching to create tone and form as well as layering colours to show form and create new colours. With a range of nibs, students have the flexibility to choose the right tool for their aesthetic outcome. This includes exceptionally fine points, to thick broad edges to flexible brush tips. Many water-based markers will create interesting blending and bleeding effects with the application of water with a brush or spray bottle, allowing this drawing medium to cross into watercolour experimentation and sensory play. Paint markers provide a perfect pairing with painting projects that require finer lines which can support students to achieve more refined artworks. Alcohol based markers are perfect for both art and design students that desire to use an industry quality material. As the traditional rules to using materials are continually being pushed and expanded on, students should be encouraged to push the bounds of these markers to achieve desired aesthetic outcomes. As with most art materials, different markers work best on different surfaces. Trialling markers on a range of opaque, transparent, heavy and light weight papers, plastics and canvases will open the door to a range of possibilities for students to creatively express themselves and discover the potential of the materials they are using.