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Let's paint together · dual-tip acrylic markers from one small studio

Pagather

Let's paint together

We make acrylic markers with two tips and no excuses: a fine end for the details, a brush end for everything else. Rocks, canvas, shirts, ornaments. Pick a wall of color and start.

Artwork painted with Pagather acrylic markers

Painted with the 72-color wall and one white pen.

42 boxesThe whole line on one shelf, from a three-pen chrome trio to a wall of 240.
240 colorsOur deepest wall, built to order. Long shade ladders in every family, so gradients come pre-mixed.
5 finishesMetallic, glitter, chrome, UV-glow and opaque white, beyond the classic palette.
2 tipsNearly every acrylic barrel carries a fine end and a brush end. Detail and fill from one pen.
Studio favorites

The boxes that leave the shelf first

Painters keep telling us the same thing: start with metallics or start big. Here is what they mean.

Six shelves

Find your shelf

The line sorts into six shelves. Walk them, or answer four quick questions and let us point.

New on the shelf

The latest additions

A wall of 240, a fifty-pan watercolor box, a floral workbook and gold by the dozen.

Metallic Acrylic Paint Markers, 24 Colors Dual Tip Pens Set
The one to know

Metallic 24: the set strangers ask about

Shimmer that sits in the paint itself, not glued on top. On black paper and dark rock these two dozen colors carry a piece on their own, and the dual tips mean ornament-grade detail from the same barrel that fills a border.

★ 4.5 · 5221 painters

$9.98

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Our studio

Why we put two tips on everything

Pagather started with an annoyance: every project needed two pens, a liner for edges and something soft for fills, and one of them was always dry. So we built one barrel that does both jobs and made it the rule for the whole acrylic line.

The rest of the shelf grew from requests. Rock painters asked for opaque white by the handful. A model builder wanted mirror chrome without a plating kit. Somebody's kid needed a shirt to survive the wash, and somebody's toddler needed a crayon that could not be snapped. We kept saying yes, and the shelf you see is the record of that.

Meet Pagather

From the artroom

Read before you uncap

Short, honest guides from our studio table. What works, what smears, and which box fits the project.

A shelf built around one barrel

Most marker walls grow by accident. Ours grew around a single decision: the dual-tip barrel. From the 24-color starter to the deepest studio wall, the same fine end and brush end ride on every acrylic set, so moving up in range never means relearning your tools. The other shelves keep that promise where it can be kept and break it on purpose, like the 0.7 mm single tips on the white and glitter pens, or the 15 mm chisel on the jumbos, where the nib is the whole point.

The paint itself is water-based acrylic: low odor, soap-and-water cleanup off skin, opaque enough to sit on dark grounds. It dries fast on paper, holds on rock and wood, and takes layering once set. If your project leaves the easel, the fabric markers survive the washing machine and the chrome trio shrugs off weather; if the painter is three, the kids shelf is washable and twistable instead. That coverage is deliberate. We would rather you buy the right box than a second one.

Worth knowing before you pick

  • 42 boxes across 6 shelves, every one described by the studio
  • 240 colors in the deepest acrylic wall, which is built to order
  • 5 sets come with the zip canvas case and elastic loops
  • Prices run $4.98 to $109.98 across the line
ShelfReach for it whenStart with
Acrylic marker setsYou want one system that scales from starter to studio wallThe 48, or the 72 canvas case
Black, white, gold and silverThe colors are fine but the outline pen is emptyBlack 12, or the white 12
Specialty finishesThe surface is dark, the piece is festive, or it needs to shineMetallic 24 plus a white six-pack
Jumbo-tip markersThe surface is a door, a poster, a mural or a boulderThe jumbo 12
For small handsThe painter is a toddler and the table is not expendableWashable 24, or the twistable 12
Fabric, watercolor and moreThe canvas is a shirt, a tote, or a park bench sketchbookFabric 20, or a travel watercolor box

Where to start

Walk the acrylic shelf if you already know your size, or answer four quick questions in the picker and let it point at one box.

Pick a box and paint something

The shelves are short on purpose. Walk them in five minutes, or let the picker do the walking.