Grabie Dual-Tone Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Markers – Set of 36
Grabie Dual-Tone Brush Tip Acrylic Paint Markers – Set of 36
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Twice the color without twice the marker case.
The Grabie Dual-Tone Acrylic Paint Marker Set packs 72 colors into 36 markers, with a different color at each end and flexible brush tips for drawing, lettering, coloring, detailing, and experimenting across a range of surfaces.
The quick-drying acrylic paint works on paper, glass, fabric, and more, making this a particularly versatile set when your creative interests refuse to stay politely inside one medium.
Use the paired colors for shading and contrast, mix unexpected combinations, or simply enjoy having 72 colors within reach without storing 72 separate markers.
Features
Set: 36 dual-tone acrylic paint markers
Colors: 72 total colors
Tips: Flexible brush tips
Paint: Quick-drying acrylic
Surfaces: Suitable for paper, glass, fabric, and other compatible surfaces
Great for: Drawing, lettering, doodling, illustration, details, crafts, mixed media, and creative experiments
Skill level: Approachable for beginners with plenty of versatility for experienced artists
Maker: Grabie
Why We Love Them
Seventy-two colors. That'll do.
The clever bit isn't simply having a lot of color—it's getting two colors in every marker. That makes this substantial set surprisingly compact while still giving you plenty of room to play with combinations, shading, contrast, and detail.
We also love a creative tool that doesn't insist you decide what kind of artist you are before you use it.
Paper today. Fabric tomorrow. Something entirely unplanned after that.
About Grabie
Grabie was founded in 2021 around a simple idea: creative expression should be accessible to everyone. Inspired by the role art can play in well-being, their international team in Los Angeles and Shanghai creates approachable art supplies designed to encourage experimentation, individuality, and the pleasure of making something.
Through the Grabie Art Fund, the company also provides art-supply donations to partner organizations serving underserved communities, with a focus on supporting access to creative expression and art therapy.
We especially appreciate their belief that art doesn't have to be intimidating, precious, or professional to matter. Sometimes the important thing is simply having the tools—and permission—to begin.
