Making Marks

Montana Markers.
​There are many times that I want to add marks or specific shapes to one of my paintings and really want more control than a brush will give me. A marker would be my first Go To Tool, but most markers will bleed as soon as I apply additional acrylic paint over the marks.This is especially difficult to deal with, when working on a canvas surface. The marker ink seems to float on the surface of the canvas and smear and run as soon as the water based paint comes in contact with it.

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  The Solution:Montana Acrylic Markers
They feature water-based brilliant pigmented, acrylic matte colors. The ink is lightfast, water-proof and abrasion-proof allowing application to almost any surface including canvas, wood, metal, walls and glass. The ink is also ideal for brushwork and airbrush.
 I have not tried this brand on glass or wood yet, but on paper and CANVAS it is great. It stays exactly where I put it, even when painting over it or spraying it with a little water.
NOTE: Use on an appropriate surface. It stays just as permanently on your new favorite shirt or table top.
Available at Any Art/craft supply store.

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Suzzanna Frank
sanna@sannafineart.com

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