Faber-Castell Goldfaber Sketch Marker - Terracotta - 186

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The Faber-Castell Goldfaber Sketch Marker in Terracotta is a dual-tip, alcohol-based professional tool designed for artists, designers, and hobbyists who require precision and versatility in their creative work. Its unique combination of a flexible brush tip and a metal-encased fineliner tip allows for seamless transitions between broad coloring and fine detail work, while its eco-friendly construction makes it a responsible choice for sustainable studios; however, users should be aware that the 100% recycled plastic housing may exhibit slight color variations during production.
| Model Part Number | 164784 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faber-Castell |
Yes, the Goldfaber Sketch Marker ink is acid-free, making it safe for archival projects.
While they work on many surfaces, they are best suited for marker paper, which prevents bleeding and allows for better blending.
The markers are made from 100% recycled plastic, which can lead to natural color variations in the housing during the manufacturing process.
The ink is water-resistant and smudge-proof once dry, providing a long-lasting, permanent finish.
The fineliner tip is a precise 0.4mm metal-encased point ideal for contours and fine lettering.
Store the marker horizontally for 24 hours to allow ink to redistribute to the nibs.
Use thicker, bleed-proof marker paper or place a protective sheet underneath your work surface.
Ensure no dried ink residue is built up around the inner cap rim; wipe with a slightly damp cloth if necessary.
To maximize the life of your marker, always ensure the cap is snapped firmly into place immediately after use to prevent the alcohol-based ink from evaporating. Store the marker horizontally; this ensures both the brush tip and the fineliner tip stay saturated with ink. For best performance, use on paper specifically designed for alcohol markers to prevent excessive bleed-through and ensure optimal blending. Avoid leaving the marker in direct sunlight or extreme temperatures, which can affect the pigment quality and the recycled plastic housing.