Set of Pete Artist brush markers skin tones

Set of Faber Castell Pitt Artist skin tone brush markers ideal for figurative drawings, portraiture and fashion design. The set includes 6 shades of markers based on high-quality Indian ink, which has high resistance to light so that it does not fade. The ink is waterproof, permanent, odorless, acid-free and does not smear on the registration paper. It is important to close the marker with the lid after use and store it lying down.

Once the ink has completely dried it is water resistant, permanent and can be repainted. It can be painted with other mediums such as watercolor or acrylic. The quality of the drawn line remains the same, the brilliance and depth of the color will remain intense and stable. The excellent opacity allows the artist to emboss fully dried watercolor or acrylic paintings with a Pete brush marker.

Set of Pete Artist brush markers excellent skin tones for figurative drawings and portraits

Despite the infinite variety of human faces, and it may even seem strange, there is a scheme of proportions of the human head, which is 95% accurate and corresponds to almost 95 out of 100 adults of any age and sex. For portrait drawings it is recommended to get to know the Diagram of the proportions of the human head while referring to the uniqueness of the shapes of the individual facial parts of the object of the creation.

When drawing with Pit Artist brush markers, you can create different line widths by changing the position angle and changing the pressure when using it. By pressing hard and dragging the brush marker to the side you can create broad lines. By lowering the pressure there will be a smooth transition to a thin line. Additionally, large areas can be painted easily by holding the marker very flat. You can create depth, color saturation and different brightness levels by layering the same color. Excellent for shading and creating ratings. In addition, you can create a colorful mix by layering different colors. The flow of ink changes on wet surfaces and creates a watercolor-like effect.

Explanation of marking with markers »