Nature-inspired colors are useful far beyond leaves and flowers. They can add depth to a background, soften a composition or help different elements sit naturally together on the page. The Jenine’s Mindful Art Essentials Light Marker Set – Forest brings together 12 water-based markers for coloring, journaling and creative paper projects.
Each marker features two different tips. The broad chisel tip is ideal for quick coverage, blocks of color, filled strokes and broader marks. By changing the angle of the tip, you can also create narrower lines.
The precise bullet tip offers greater control for outlines, small patterns, lines, lettering and detailed accents. You can color a larger element with the chisel tip, then complete the finer details with the opposite end without changing markers.
The water-based ink allows the colors to blend with one another. Build them in repeated layers to create shadows, soft transitions and greater depth. You can also place color onto a non-porous surface and pick it up with a damp brush for looser watercolor-style effects.
The markers are odorless and acid free, making them suitable for cards, albums, journals and paper projects designed to be kept. The Forest palette is especially useful for botanical designs, florals, landscapes, natural elements and earthy compositions, while remaining versatile enough for everyday coloring.
👉 Features:
- Set of 12 water-based markers
- Dual-tip design
- Broad chisel tip for coloring and filled strokes
- Bullet tip for outlines and precise details
- Water-based ink
- Blendable colors
- Suitable for layers, shadows and gradients
- Odorless
- Acid free
- Professional quality
- Designed by Jenine’s Mindful Art
- Palette: Forest
👍 Ideal for:
Coloring, card making, scrapbooking, mixed media, art journaling, bullet journals, planners, botanical illustration, florals, landscapes, blocks of color, outlines and creative paper projects.
✨ Inspiration Tip:
To give a leaf more depth, cover the entire shape with the lightest color first. Add a deeper shade around the veins and base of the leaf, then move lightly over the joins with the paler marker to soften the transition.
