Tongfushop 120 Dual Tip Alcohol Markers 🎨

This dual-tip alcohol marker set from Tongfushop brings 120 vibrant hues together in a portable kit that suits sketching, manga, illustration and relaxed doodling. The combination of a 1 mm fine tip for crisp outlines and a 1–6 mm chisel tip for swift coverage makes it easy to move between detail work and broad colour fields, which helps when layering and blending colours for richer results.

Key Points

The set includes a wide spectrum of 120 colours organised in a carry case with a removable storage base for easier access. According to the manufacturer the ink blends smoothly and dries quickly, reducing smudging during work and allowing faster layering. The caps are colour-coded to help you locate tones quickly and to protect the nibs from drying out. Materials are described as non-toxic and acid-free with certifications that include MSDS, EN71 and ASTM-D4236, making them appropriate for family use.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Tongfushop 120 Colored Marker Set
• Ink type: Alcohol-based, quick-dry.
• Tip types: Fine tip 1 mm and chisel tip 1–6 mm.
• Number of colours: 120.
• Safety: MSDS, EN71 and ASTM-D4236 certifications.

Benefits

These markers allow smooth blending without the need for constant cleaning, which can speed up colouring sessions and reduce interruptions. The dual-tip design supports versatility in technique, allowing precise line work and fast filling of backgrounds with the same tool. The quick-dry formulation helps to avoid accidental smears when working on layered illustrations or pages in sketchbooks.

Usage Recommendations

For best blending results, work on marker-friendly paper that tolerates alcohol inks to prevent bleed-through and to preserve colour vibrancy. Start with light base layers and build up saturation gradually, using the fine tip to refine edges and the chisel tip to lay down broader gradients. Consider testing colour combinations on a scrap sheet first to check how the pigments mix, as some tones may blend differently depending on pressure and layering.

Note that alcohol markers can show through thin papers and that colours seen on paper can vary slightly from digital images. Also, while the manufacturer certifies the materials as non-toxic, ventilation is suggested in small or enclosed workspaces when doing prolonged sessions.