W&N metallic promarker marker set

Promarker metallic marker set from the leading English company Winsor&Newton. Promarker markers are professional and are used for drawing manga, anime, comics, design, fashion, graphics, drawing and drawing.

The set includes 6 metallic colors: purple, blue, green, silver, gold and copper.

High-quality alcohol-based markers. Each marker has two heads of a different thickness on each side, wide and thin, to create wide and thin lines. The color shades have a transparent quality and are perfect for creating layers to achieve depth and opacity at different levels. Crossing over the same point creates a darker shade of the same color and thus it is possible to achieve shading in varying degrees. You can combine the colors and create color transitions. ProMarker markers can be used on a variety of ink-resistant surfaces, including glass, plastic and wood. There is a special paper for promarker.

Set of metallic promarker markers for bright and shimmering drawing

The markers are suitable for decorating paintings with a metallic look for jewelry, suits of armor, shield, sword and more. It is recommended to draw on dark pages or to combine dark colors such as black and dark brown, which will highlight the metallic colors.

The visual sensation usually associated with the color silver, copper and gold is their metallic luster. It is impossible to reproduce this with a simple solid color, because the glossy effect is due to the brightness of the material changing with the angle of the surface to the light source. As a result, art usually uses metallic paint that shimmers like real silver, copper, and gold. The shine and shimmer cannot be achieved by simple paint for a metallic look, but they can be simulated. A matte gray color can be used to represent silver. In order to obtain a shade of bronze, brown, red and white must be mixed. Another way to create a more powerful gold look in a painting is by combining the technique of gluing gold leaves to the painting.

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