Deli Finenolo 55 - Emerald Green kétvégű permanent ART marker

Deli Finenolo 55 - Emerald Green: Two-ended Permanent ART Marker

Meet a versatile tool built for artists who demand precision and bold color in a single marker. Deli Finenolo 55 is a two-ended permanent ART marker with a flexible brush tip (1–4 mm) for delicate lines and expressive strokes, and a durable chisel tip (1–7 mm) for broad fills and strong highlights. The nibs are engineered for durability and control, allowing seamless transitions between fine detail and wide swaths without switching tools.

The alcohol-based ink is highly pigmented, dries quickly, and delivers an even, vivid finish on paper and a wide range of substrates. Layering and blending come naturally, so you can build depth, mood, and texture without sacrificing color integrity. Once dry, the marker resists smudging and maintains its vibrant hue, helping your artwork stay true to intent as it ages.

On many surfaces the marker shines: fabric, canvas, glass, wood, metal, and paper. This makes it ideal for mixed media, fashion sketching, product design, and on-the-go illustrations where one tool must do it all. The cap color codes the color for quick identification, so you can keep your palette organized even in busy sessions.

The Emerald Green shade (color code 55) is part of a broader family, designed to pair perfectly with complementary tones. The ergonomic, square-shaped body provides a comfortable grip, reducing fatigue during long projects and offering stable control whether you’re outlining, shading, lettering, or adding accents. This marker is suitable for kids, beginners, and professionals alike, serving artists, illustrators, designers, and hobbyists who value reliability and vibrant, durable color.

Tips for best results: test on your substrate first to gauge absorption, keep the cap on when not in use, and store horizontally to preserve ink flow and tip shape. With its two-tip design, you gain studio-grade versatility in a compact, portable tool that travels well to studios, classrooms, and sketching on location.