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Alcohol markers use an alcohol-based dye for smooth blending on paper; acrylic markers are water-based, opaque paint that works on multiple surfaces (canvas, wood, glass, ceramics, etc.). Choose alcohol for soft gradients on paper; choose acrylic for high coverage on diverse materials.
For outlining, details, and controlled line work. Typical flow: lay down alcohol marker color → let dry → use liners for crisp lines; or line first, then apply light alcohol layers to avoid feathering.
Canvas, rocks, wood, glass, ceramics, plastic, paper, and fabric (clean and degrease first). Once dry, the paint is water-resistant; for items handled or washed (mugs/fabric), seal or heat-set for durability.
Color in one direction with wet-on-wet passes, build from light to dark, use thicker marker paper (≥90–120 gsm or coated marker paper), and use a colorless blender when needed.
Beginners: start with essentials/skin tones/greys. Intermediate: add themed palettes. Pros: larger sets improve workflow and color precision. Each art markers set page includes downloadable color charts and lists.
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