1. Different media: oil-based markers are insoluble in water, water-based markers are soluble in water; 2. Different effects: oil-based markers are soft in color, and water-based markers are brightly colored; 3. Different disadvantages: oil-based markers have poor color saturation, water-based markers Markers cannot be superimposed for coloring; 4. Different suitable drawing papers: oil-based markers are suitable for sulfuric acid paper, and water-based markers are suitable for cardboard.
Which is better, oily or water-based markers?
1. Different medium
Oil-based markers are insoluble in water, but soluble in alcohol. If the pen is dry, you can absorb a small amount of alcohol before using it; water-based markers are soluble in water, and add water when dry.
2, the effect is different
Oil-based markers are soft in color and volatilize quickly, and the color will fade after the coloring dries; water-based markers have bright colors, clear strokes, and are not easy to change color after drying.
3. The disadvantages are different
The disadvantage of oil-based markers is that the color saturation is poor; the disadvantage of water-based markers is that they cannot be superimposed and colored, which can easily make the picture dirty.
4. Applicable to different drawing paper
Oil-based markers have relatively strong penetration and are more suitable for painting with sulfuric acid paper; water-based markers are usually used for painting on tight cardboard or coated paper.
