Mark Your World
Dual-tip alcohol markers with a 1-6mm chisel tip for fast fills and a 1-2mm fine tip for detail. Quick-drying ink that layers and blends, in sets of 60, 80 and 100 colors.
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Three set sizes, one tip system. Pick a set to check the current price.
Sixty alcohol-based colors, each with a 1-6mm chisel tip for fast, even fills and a 1-2mm fine tip for outlines and small details. Every cap is color-coded and numbered, so the shade you want is easy to spot in the case. A solid starting set for adult coloring books, sketching and card making.
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Eighty colors in sleek black barrels, with the same chisel-and-fine dual tip on every marker. The quick-drying alcohol ink layers and blends, so you can build shading and smooth gradients on marker paper. A wider palette for illustration, design sketches and detailed coloring pages.
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One hundred alcohol-based colors give you more steps between light and dark, which makes blending ladders and realistic shading easier. Each marker pairs a 1-6mm chisel tip with a 1-2mm fine tip, and the numbered color-coded caps keep a large set organized. It all packs into a zip carry case for the desk, the classroom or the road.
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See the Full RangeFewer frustrations, better pages
The small things that slow you down at the desk, and how AnyMark takes them off the table.
The frustration
Switching between a thick marker and a thin pen every few strokes.
The AnyMark way
Every marker carries a 1-6mm chisel tip and a 1-2mm fine tip, so fills and outlines come from the same pen.
The frustration
Uncapping marker after marker to find the right shade.
The AnyMark way
Each cap is color-coded and printed with the color name and number, so you can read the set at a glance.
The frustration
Patchy fills and hard lines where two colors meet.
The AnyMark way
Quick-drying alcohol ink stays workable for a moment, long enough to layer and soften the edge between shades.
The frustration
Markers rolling around a bag and getting lost.
The AnyMark way
Every set comes in a zip carry case that keeps the colors upright and together on the desk or on the go.
Who we are
AnyMark makes alcohol markers, and only alcohol markers sit at the center of this site. Our line is built for people who like to see a blank page turn into something colorful: adult colorists working through a favorite book, students filling a sketchbook, illustrators testing an idea, and makers decorating hand-made cards. Our motto, Mark Your World, sums up the idea: one marker in your hand should be enough to start.
That is why every AnyMark marker has two working ends. The chisel tip, 1 to 6 millimeters wide, covers large areas quickly and evenly and gives thinner strokes when you turn it on its edge. The fine tip, 1 to 2 millimeters, handles outlines, patterns, lettering and the final details. You flip the marker instead of reaching for another tool, which keeps your hand moving and your page consistent.
The ink is alcohol-based and dries quickly, yet stays open long enough to layer one shade over another. That short window is where flat color turns into shading and soft gradients. Each cap is color-coded and printed with the color name and number, so a large set stays readable and you can plan a blend by picking neighbouring numbers.
Our sets come in three sizes, 60, 80 and 100 colors, and each one packs into a zip carry case. Start with the core palette, or go straight to the widest range for skin tones, skies and realistic shading. Whichever size you choose, the tips, the ink and the cap system stay the same, so what you learn on one set carries over to the next.
Buyer guide
Pick the scenario that sounds most like you.
Learning to blend, coloring a first book or trying markers after colored pencils. The core palette keeps choices simple.
Detailed mandalas and scenes need both fills and fine lines. A wider palette gives you more in-between shades.
Skin tones, skies and soft gradients need long blending ladders. The largest set gives you the most steps between light and dark.
Quick fills with the chisel tip and crisp edges with the fine tip suit interiors, products and fashion sketches.
Every set travels in a zip carry case, so it moves from the desk to a class, a trip or a coloring meetup.
Ready to use, every color labeled on its cap, in a case that looks good unwrapped. Match the set size to the person.
Our purpose
Our mission at AnyMark is to make color easy to reach for. A good marker should not need a manual: you pick it up, choose a tip and start. That idea shapes everything in our line, from the dual tip on every marker to the cap that tells you which color you are holding.
We want the hours you spend coloring or sketching to feel relaxed, not fiddly. So we keep the system the same across every set: one chisel tip, one fine tip, one quick-drying alcohol ink that layers and blends, and one numbering system on the caps. Grow from 60 to 100 colors and nothing about how the markers work changes.
We also believe a big palette should stay organized. Numbered, color-coded caps and a zip carry case mean less time hunting for a shade and more time on the page. Mark Your World is our invitation: fill the page, try the blend, and make something that is yours.
Two tips, quick-drying ink and a case to keep it all together.
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What makes our dual-tip markers easy to come back to.
A 1-6mm chisel tip for coverage and a 1-2mm fine tip for detail. We put both on every marker so you never break your flow to swap tools.
Our alcohol-based ink dries quickly but stays workable long enough to lay one shade over another and soften the edge between them.
Every cap is color-coded and carries the color name and number. Planning a blend is as simple as picking neighbouring numbers.
Choose 60, 80 or 100 colors. The tips, ink and cap system stay identical, so moving up a size only adds shades.
We pack each set in a zip carry case that keeps the markers together and easy to take from the desk to a class or a trip.
Coloring books, illustration, design and architecture sketches, hand-made cards: the same set handles them all on marker paper.
Why us
Practical details that add up at the desk.
Colors set fast, so you can keep working across the page and add the next layer without waiting around.
Broad fills, thin edge strokes and fine details all come from one marker, which keeps lines and color consistent.
Numbered, color-coded caps turn a big set into a readable palette instead of a guessing game.
Round barrels and snap-on caps make the markers easy to hold, switch and close, whichever hand you draw with.
Start with 60 colors and move to 80 or 100 later. The tip system and ink behave the same in every set.
Open the case, pick a color and go. Beginners and experienced colorists use the same markers in the same way.
From the first fill to the final detail, one marker does both.
Check AvailabilityPeace of mind
Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order is completed through the official store, with a checkout and delivery process you already know.
Tip sizes, set sizes and barrel colors are stated plainly for every set, so you know exactly what arrives.
Prices and stock are shown live on the store page, with no invented discounts or countdown timers here.
If something is not right, the return policy shown at checkout applies to your order.
See it in action
The chisel and fine tips, the color-coded caps and the carry case in twenty seconds.
What people notice
Common themes in feedback from people who color and sketch with our markers.
Many buyers mention how vivid the colors look on the page and how well a single pass covers an area.
A frequent theme is how smoothly neighbouring shades melt together, which helps beginners get gradients early.
People like having a broad tip and a fine tip on the same marker for both fills and details.
Buyers often point out how much color range a set offers for what it costs, especially for a first alcohol-marker set.
Numbered caps and a case that keeps everything together come up as a practical plus for larger sets.
Many sets are bought for friends and family who color, and the ready-to-use case makes the gift easy.
Good to know
AnyMark focuses on one thing: dual-tip alcohol markers for coloring, drawing and design. Every set uses the same tip system, a 1-6mm chisel tip and a 1-2mm fine tip, with quick-drying, blendable alcohol ink and numbered color-coded caps. That consistency makes it a practical choice for adult colorists, students and hobby illustrators who want a big palette without a complicated setup.
Three details buyers notice first: two usable tips on every marker, caps that show both the color and its number, and sets that come in a zip carry case. You can move from broad fills to fine lines with one flip of the marker, find a shade without uncapping half the set, and keep everything together between sessions.
The 60-color set covers the core palette and suits coloring books and first steps with blending. The 80-color set adds more in-between shades and comes in black barrels. The 100-color set gives the longest blending ladders, which helps with skin tones, skies and realistic shading. If you already know you enjoy markers, more colors means fewer compromises.
Use the chisel tip (1-6mm) to fill larger areas quickly and evenly, and turn it on its edge for thinner strokes. Switch to the fine tip (1-2mm) for outlines, small shapes, hair, patterns and the last details. Most pages use both, which is why every AnyMark marker carries the pair.
Work while the ink is still wet: lay the lighter color first, then add the darker shade and go back over the edge with the lighter one to soften it. Small circular strokes or quick flicks reduce streaks. Picking neighbouring shades with close numbers on the caps makes the transition easier.
Alcohol ink soaks into paper by design, so it can go through thin sheets. Use marker paper or thick card, and place a scrap sheet underneath when you color in books or sketchbooks. This protects the next page and your table.
Snap the cap on firmly after every use; the caps click shut so you can feel when they are closed. Store the markers in their case away from heat and direct sun. A loose cap is the most common reason an alcohol marker dries early.
The sets are made for teens and adults, 14 and up. They work well for adult coloring books, illustration, fashion and architecture sketches, hand-made cards and design practice. Because the ink is alcohol-based and permanent, younger children should use them only with adult supervision.
Yes. Each set arrives ready to use in a zip carry case, with every color labeled on its cap, so it works as a gift for someone starting out and for an artist who wants a bigger palette. The 60, 80 and 100 color sizes let you match the gift to the person.
Orders, delivery and returns are handled by the official store where you complete your purchase. The return policy shown at checkout applies to your order.
