Expert, versatile and boasting an unrivalled colour spectrum, the Winsor & Newton ProMarker is a must-have, professional quality addition to your marker collection. 148 colours from intensely vibrant to subtle pastels. Blend-friendly, with malleable, alcohol-based, translucent ink. Twin-tipped, with a broad chisel nib and fine bullet nib. High quality nibs for consistent, streak-free coverage. Skilfully versatile: it can be used on ink-resistant surfaces like acetate, glass, plastic and wood.
Expert, versatile and boasting an unrivalled colour spectrum, the Winsor & Newton ProMarker is a must-have, professional quality addition to your marker collection. 148 colours from intensely vibrant to subtle pastels. Blend-friendly, with malleable, alcohol-based, translucent ink. Twin-tipped, with a broad chisel nib and fine bullet nib. High quality nibs for consistent, streak-free coverage. Skilfully versatile: it can be used on ink-resistant surfaces like acetate, glass, plastic and wood.
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Prices last updated 30 Oct 2026.
Winsor & Newton Promarker 6 - Skin Tones Set 1
Expert, versatile and boasting an unrivalled colour spectrum, the Winsor & Newton ProMarker is a must-have, professional quality addition to your marker collection. 148 colours from intensely vibrant to subtle pastels. Blend-friendly, with malleable, alcohol-based, translucent ink. Twin-tipped, with a broad chisel nib and fine bullet nib. High quality nibs for consistent, streak-free coverage. Skilfully versatile: it can be used on ink-resistant surfaces like acetate, glass, plastic and wood.
Expert, versatile and boasting an unrivalled colour spectrum, the Winsor & Newton ProMarker is a must-have, professional quality addition to your marker collection. 148 colours from intensely vibrant to subtle pastels. Blend-friendly, with malleable, alcohol-based, translucent ink. Twin-tipped, with a broad chisel nib and fine bullet nib. High quality nibs for consistent, streak-free coverage. Skilfully versatile: it can be used on ink-resistant surfaces like acetate, glass, plastic and wood.
Last updated at 30/10/2026 19:33:11
Skin Tones #1 Winsor & Newton Promarker Twin Tip Graphic Marker Sets of 6
Delivery $8.96
Winsor & Newton Promarkers Set of 6 Skin Tones - Set 1 - Refillable Marker Pens
Delivery $25
Winsor & Newton ProMarker Drawing Marker Pen Set (Skin Tones) [6-Pieces]
Delivery $9.95
6pc Winsor & Newton ProMarker Drawing Marker Art Pen Sketching Set Skin Tones
Free delivery between Tue – Wed
Promarker Skin Tones Sets 1 & 2
Free delivery between 10–13 Nov
originally posted on Hobbycraft
This is I believe my 4th set of Promarkers! I really enjoy using Promarkers for sketches and illustration, and I find them very comfortable to hold with great saturation and longevity.With the colour selection in this pack, if you're into drawing people or realistic landscapes you might be better off if you already have a few other colours as I'm not sure this colour set is the best for that. However if you want to draw very bright stylised pieces then these might be perfect! Definitely swatch them before drawing anything, e.g. the Mulberry (V865) colour was way, WAY more searingly bright than it appears on the label (practically neon). The Ruby (R455) seems extremely similar to Promarker Crimson (R445, not in this set) though they might look different on ... MoreThis is I believe my 4th set of Promarkers! I really enjoy using Promarkers for sketches and illustration, and I find them very comfortable to hold with great saturation and longevity.With the colour selection in this pack, if you're into drawing people or realistic landscapes you might be better off if you already have a few other colours as I'm not sure this colour set is the best for that. However if you want to draw very bright stylised pieces then these might be perfect! Definitely swatch them before drawing anything, e.g. the Mulberry (V865) colour was way, WAY more searingly bright than it appears on the label (practically neon). The Ruby (R455) seems extremely similar to Promarker Crimson (R445, not in this set) though they might look different on different papers!I'm especially pleased with Denim Blue (C917) and quite like the Mint Green (G637) and Walnut (O124) colours - all new to my collection. I was really happy to get backup spares for Dusky Pink (O518) which I use a lot for skin shadows on lighter skin tones and Orchid (V628) which is just such a lovely lilac-ish colour that works well for both realistic and stylised drawings.The blender pen is also handy if you want paler colours than the ones in the markers, or if you want to mix two (or more) colours together before putting them on paper - just scribble your colours on a plastic yoghurt pot lid or something and pick them up with the blender to put on the paper!Overall I'm glad I got this set and scored some nice new colours to extend my collection - while I did wait for the half-price sale, I definitely jumped to buy them!
originally posted on Hobbycraft
Hi i am Aretei recently went to hobbycraft to find materials i needed for a project. I did not realise there was such a huge range of hobbies catered to and ended up buying a lot of different did not go in for , including a vegan magazine which’s hard to source.Staff really were kind one took me to the items was looking for. In all i found the shop a intresting experience as i noticed a lot of items which i could not source to such a variety in the city and it was all in one place.For me i noticed loads of different sized portfolios and drawing pads and art materials , and there were half price offers on some of the items too. I would say in all honsety its worth having a look in hobbycraft but you might buy more than you expect because of the variety .
originally posted on Hobbycraft
Decent enough, layer well and the brush nib is much smoother than the chisel end. The brush nib blends much better than the usual bullet nib. What stops it from being 5 stars is that its not refillable. Otherwise it'd be a fair rival to copic sketch/ciao markers. Used on Winsor and Newton Promarker bleed proof pad.
| Brand | Winsor & Newton |
| Tip Style | Dual Tip |
| Non-toxic | Yes |
| Mini | Yes |
| Set | Yes |
Skin Tones #1 Winsor & Newton Promarker Twin Tip Graphic Marker Sets of 6
Delivery $8.96
Winsor & Newton Promarkers Set of 6 Skin Tones - Set 1 - Refillable Marker Pens
Delivery $25
Winsor & Newton ProMarker Drawing Marker Pen Set (Skin Tones) [6-Pieces]
Delivery $9.95
6pc Winsor & Newton ProMarker Drawing Marker Art Pen Sketching Set Skin Tones
Free delivery between Tue – Wed
Promarker Skin Tones Sets 1 & 2
Free delivery between 10–13 Nov
This is I believe my 4th set of Promarkers! I really enjoy using Promarkers for sketches and illustration, and I find them very comfortable to hold with great saturation and longevity.With the colour selection in this pack, if you're into drawing people or realistic landscapes you might be better off if you already have a few other colours as I'm not sure this colour set is the best for that. However if you want to draw very bright stylised pieces then these might be perfect! Definitely swatch them before drawing anything, e.g. the Mulberry (V865) colour was way, WAY more searingly bright than it appears on the label (practically neon). The Ruby (R455) seems extremely similar to Promarker Crimson (R445, not in this set) though they might look different on ... MoreThis is I believe my 4th set of Promarkers! I really enjoy using Promarkers for sketches and illustration, and I find them very comfortable to hold with great saturation and longevity.With the colour selection in this pack, if you're into drawing people or realistic landscapes you might be better off if you already have a few other colours as I'm not sure this colour set is the best for that. However if you want to draw very bright stylised pieces then these might be perfect! Definitely swatch them before drawing anything, e.g. the Mulberry (V865) colour was way, WAY more searingly bright than it appears on the label (practically neon). The Ruby (R455) seems extremely similar to Promarker Crimson (R445, not in this set) though they might look different on different papers!I'm especially pleased with Denim Blue (C917) and quite like the Mint Green (G637) and Walnut (O124) colours - all new to my collection. I was really happy to get backup spares for Dusky Pink (O518) which I use a lot for skin shadows on lighter skin tones and Orchid (V628) which is just such a lovely lilac-ish colour that works well for both realistic and stylised drawings.The blender pen is also handy if you want paler colours than the ones in the markers, or if you want to mix two (or more) colours together before putting them on paper - just scribble your colours on a plastic yoghurt pot lid or something and pick them up with the blender to put on the paper!Overall I'm glad I got this set and scored some nice new colours to extend my collection - while I did wait for the half-price sale, I definitely jumped to buy them!
Hi i am Aretei recently went to hobbycraft to find materials i needed for a project. I did not realise there was such a huge range of hobbies catered to and ended up buying a lot of different did not go in for , including a vegan magazine which’s hard to source.Staff really were kind one took me to the items was looking for. In all i found the shop a intresting experience as i noticed a lot of items which i could not source to such a variety in the city and it was all in one place.For me i noticed loads of different sized portfolios and drawing pads and art materials , and there were half price offers on some of the items too. I would say in all honsety its worth having a look in hobbycraft but you might buy more than you expect because of the variety .
Decent enough, layer well and the brush nib is much smoother than the chisel end. The brush nib blends much better than the usual bullet nib. What stops it from being 5 stars is that its not refillable. Otherwise it'd be a fair rival to copic sketch/ciao markers. Used on Winsor and Newton Promarker bleed proof pad.
I really like how the darker colors bleed into the lighter ones to give a nice blended finish. I have just started using these markers for a Domestika course that teaches expressive architectural sketching. The marker will show through the back of the paper but does not bleed on to the next sheet behind it. I have uploaded a sample of a practice sheet that I have colored for the course to give an idea of the finish.
So far I am very happy with Promarkers but did find them pricey. Also I don’t know their longevity? I was recently disappointed by some markers that had dried out long before I expected them to. Hoping WN Promarkers do better. Thinking of buying other colours. It’s the streak resistance that is the main selling point!
An absolute unit of a set. I really like Promarkers, the ink flow is reliable and this helps my confidence working on larger pieces. Nibs are nice and firm, hoping the stay that way. The colour range in this set is superb. I hope W&N decide to issue the rest of the colour range as an extended edition Pt 2.
I make complex 18th-century wooden sailing ship models and display them in waterline dioramas. Color subtlety and accuracy for all aspects of my modelmaking is very important. I use various materials to achieve the hues that various woods present. Other than acrylic paint, these options include shoe dyes (Fiebings), conventional turpentine stains available at home improvement stores and alcohol-based Winsor & Newton Promarkers. The small tips are very advantageous and the broad selection of colors gets me to my desired renditions. The alcohol base is absorbed into the wood grain; one can easily add additional color "passes," if desired.
I'm very disappointed. The colors are great, the markers feel great. But there is one aspect that makes them unusable for me. They drip. I make fine art, not rough sketches, so my work is detail focused. The second color that I pulled out of this box to use, the second one that I tried, dripped multiple spots of ink out of the tip as I was lifting it up from the paper. They splattered across about an inch of space. This was very disappointing because otherwise, these have a lot going from them. But they are useless for me.#sweepstakes
I love these brush markers. They are fluid and the colors are beautiful. I use them for more graphic designs, and I'm experimenting with them! I bought five individual colors that were not in the box of 48, and I'm primarily using them for making original art on W&N heavy marker paper that I then scan and work on in Photoshop to make greeting cards. I needed a medium to work in that I can work on when I have time, rather than watercolor paint that you can't leave for hours at a time. The W&N quality is excellent.
Pros: markers are very solid, wide chisel tip very versatile and finer tip really great to use. Caps have a cylindrical and flared design to visually designate broad/fine points which is a useful feature as well. Ink flow is smooth and easily workable to get nice gradations.Cons: Large one is the "neutral/cool" gray tone is actually quite warm and not cool at all. Second is they appear to only come in 5 gray gradients (10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, then black) - so the range is much more limited compared to other brands.Conclusion: If you designate them "Warm" and don't mind the limited range, these are great markers.
| Brand | Winsor & Newton |
| Tip Style | Dual Tip |
| Non-toxic | Yes |
| Mini | Yes |
| Set | Yes |
