Kokuyo PASTA Soft Marker
- Regular price
- $4.00
- Sale price
- $4.00
- Regular price
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PASTA soft marker is a solid graphic marker that features vivid color smooth drawing experience. The marker feels like a crayon but it's water-based and diverse for color mixing by shading and layering.
The dimension of the marker is made of a square core of 4mm by 7mm, which is easy to paint on small places. It can be used not only as a drawing material but also a line marker.
In 2018, Kokuyo started a new initiative "Kokuyo Colors", which aims to create new type of drawing tools for adult, and PASTA is the first product from the initiative.
- Available in 30 colors: Ocher, Beige, Gray, Steel Gray, Burnt Umber, Black, Navy, Ultramarine Blue, Blue, Blue Green, Aqua Blue, Deep Green, Viridian, Green, Grass Green, Yellow Green, Purple, Lilac, Pink, Wine Red, Maroon, Brown, Red Purple, Red, Vermilion, Orange, Yellow Orange, Pale Orange, Marigold, Yellow
- Also available in 30 Color Set, 10 Color Set and 5 Neon Color Set.
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Did not understand what these were until I purchased them. They are not really "markers" in the sense one normally thinks of such to be. These are similar to Gelato sticks; only they are designed in such a way that you can create fine lines if desired. Their small size makes it easier to control where you lay the color, and How much. I found the colors pleasing and easy to blend with small amount of water. Nice addition to my color arsenal.
This is a very interesting and decently made marker! It was totally different from what I expected in a good way! Will be trying other colors in the future but I want with Burnt Umber and loved it!
I love these so much! They glide onto the medium almost like oil pastel, but look like crayons and hardly smudge. I honestly can't wait to journal with these and splurge on more colors in the future!
These are such fun to write or draw with. Like a crayon, but because it's water based it's a lot less messy than oil pastels or wax based crayons. Different colors are blendable, but at the same time, they don't smudge much once they're down on the page.