Some facts:
- They have a chisel nib and a fine nib
- From Japan
…that’s all I know
Maxon Twin Marker |
I bought these markers
in a little art store in Japan. The store didn’t have that many markers left so
I ended up with a lot of dark browns and greys and no skin colors.
Drawing made with Maxon Twin Markers on Letraset marker paper |
These are very standard markers. Not overly bad but not particularly good. They don’t respond well to layering or blending. They start to resist next layering after a while, and becoming almost oily (this is more or less noticeably depending on what paper I use).
I haven’t found any
information about these markers on the Internet so it would be interesting if
someone else hade any experience or/and knowledge about this marker.
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