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titaniumapple · 07-03-2007, 06:45

Hi, I'm looking for the best colour markers for rendering on paper. Also, what is the best paper to use?

Thanks!

Oh, and the best/cheapest place to get them in the UK would be great too!

Dusteh · 07-03-2007, 07:09

Letraset Pantone Tria markers. No idea where the cheapest place is.

Limbo · 07-03-2007, 07:26

Magic Markers (cheaper & more widely available) + a low absorbative paper to reduce bleed - you can by marker paper from most well equipped stationers.

Arianrhod · 17-03-2007, 12:45

I use Prismacolor markers and bristol paper.The cheapest place to get them would be dickblick.com

titaniumapple · 17-03-2007, 14:24

Great thanks guys

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arianrhod

I use Prismacolor markers and bristol paper.The cheapest place to get them would be dickblick.com

I'm in the UK so I can't really order from anywhere outside here. I don't think the reductions would be big enough to justify the cost, thanks anyway though.

deemus · 08-04-2007, 16:12

By far the best markers are the Tria range (as already suggested). They are slightly more expensive, but they can be re-filled which is good if you're looking to 'invest' in them.

The London Graphic Centre near Covent Garden has a good range, as does Paperchase in Tottenham Court Road. I think both of these companies offer mail order.

Hope this helps

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deemus Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1	By far the best markers are the Tria range (as already suggested). They are slightly more expensive, but they can be re-filled which is good if you're looking to 'invest' in them. The London Graphic Centre near Covent Garden has a good range, as does Paperchase in Tottenham Court Road. I think both of these companies offer mail order. Hope this helps

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