Is a marker just an oily marker?

No, marker is a marker, and oily marker is a kind of marker.

Markers, also known as markers, are divided into oily markers and water-based markers. Water-based markers can write on smooth surfaces or whiteboards, which can be wiped off with rags, while those written by oily markers cannot be erased.

The pigment of marker pen is volatile and can be used for quick drawing at one time. It is often used in designing articles, advertising slogans, poster drawing or other artistic creation. You can draw thick lines with little change. Box head pen is a kind of marker pen.

At present, marker pens can be divided into water-based inks and oily inks. Water-based inks are similar to color pens, and they contain no oil essence. Oil-based inks have a pungent taste and are easy to volatilize because they contain oil essence. If the paint falls off the toy, you can use a marker to make up the color.

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Markers are prone to uneven coloring during drawing. The drawing speed of each stroke and the trend of handwriting will affect the uniformity of coloring, especially when painting in a large area, it is difficult to avoid uneven coloring.

Therefore, in the process of coloring, repeated daubing (overlapping for many times) can be used to solve the problem of different shades of color caused by uneven coloring. In addition, it should be noted that in the process of color spreading, the range of the same piece must be colored in one go.

No matter whether you use the same color pen or multi-color pens for color mixing, you should try to make each pen connect quickly, and draw the next pen (or mix it with another color) before the previous color is dry.

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