Jenny's Crayon Collection: Markers

Markers are one of my favorite things to color with! Why? I do love colored pencils and crayons, but markers are a lot easier on the hand to use. For this reason, I can color a picture in half the time with markers than I can color with colored pencils.

Markers can be alcohol or water based for the most part. The alcohol markers tend to be more permanent. Markers are not very light fast for the most part. To protect marker creations, use a sun resistant frame.

Markers have a variety of tips, the conical tip which is the broadline markers, the fine tip which is used for their thin tip markers and good for coloring, brush markers which is good for lettering and "painting" and the wedge tip. The wedge tip can be used for thick and thin lines.

I hope you have fun looking at my marker collection. I have divided up the markers into Lettering/Bullet Journaling/Note Taking specific markers, Fine Art and alcohol markers, and specialized Crayola markers.

I've put a * next to the years of the markers that are currently available, or that can still be found in stores. Information on where to get them are in each individual post.
Click here to find all the current colors in the Crayola broad line marker set, 64 Pip-Squeak marker box and 50 SuperTips.

Click here to see all the Sharpie Marker Colors.

Lettering/Bullet Journaling/Note Taking Markers

	2015	2017
2019*	2019	201*	2018
2020*	2020	2020	2020
2020	2017	2019	2020

Fine Art/Alcohol Markers

2016?	2019	2019
2017	2015

Fine Tip Markers

These fine tip markers from Crayola can be used for a variety of purposes. They can be used for school aged kids, adult coloring, or lettering/bullet journaling. Their fine tip helps with writing and detail work.

I have put * next to the ones that are currently available.