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Comes in both a chisel tip (more ink) and fine tip (less ink, but the tip is great for detail). Fine tip is like a watercolour brush (only stiff). Dries slowly to blend with other colors, no need to iron it (just let it set for 24+ hours). The only bad thing about the pens is that you'll need to go over the color again a few times (no need to let it dry, only 5 minutes, so go onto other areas that are to be coloured), it becomes richer and darker. Best tool for cross-hatching.

Buyer Beware! The bad thing about them is that you have to depress the marker point, which is a round point (not good), and keep it down until the paint flows. A bad thing because every marker is different, sometimes the paint doesn't flow at all, and sometimes too fast. There are different point sizes, but they're all round, and the fibers will break after a few strokes.

Good markers to use. No need to iron, washable, and brush tip.

Same as above, good for detail, bullet tip.

Same as above, broad tip.

Good paint to use for a marbling technique. Should come with directions.

Paint can be watered down in a cup, well, or tub. Good for sponging and painting.

Paint comes in tubs. Can be used for sponge, dye, and painting. Needs to be heat set.

Felt tipped , brush, markers. Good for hatching, blends well.

Great for unitard dyes. Coffee can be hot or cold.The first shade is a very light beige. You let it dry, then do it again, and it gets darker. Washing takes some of the coffee staining, so make the unitard a little darker where you want it. Good for Cassandra or Exotica.

Same as above, only needs to be hot.

Same as above, only this will be a little faster. This also needs to be hot. Use syrup, or chocolate chips.

Great for a yellow cat. Let mustard stay on for a week for it to stain properly.