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- Sold Individually
- Short name: Marker Colorless Blender
- Prismacolor Brand of Products
- Typical Use: Art Education / Drawing / Markers
Description
PRI 3533 SIZE: EACH PEN - CLEAR BLENDER MARKER Prismacolor Pencils, Marking Pens & Art Supplies PRISMACOLOR TWIN-TIP MARKER EA
Brand: Prismacolor
Ink Color: Clear
Number of Items: 1
Point Type: Medium
Target Audience: Adult
Ink Color: Clear
Point Type: Medium
Additional Features: Blendable
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.5 months
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: false
Grip Type: Smooth
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Color: Clear
Style: Education,Art
Pattern: Solid
Body Shape: double-tip
Subject Character: [BLANK]
Number of Items: 1
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Number of Pieces: 1
Item Dimensions: 6 x 2 x 0.1 inches
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Brand Name: Prismacolor
Target Audience: Adult
UPC: 070735035332
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Manufacturer Part Number: SAN35532-12
Model Number: 3533
Model Name: 3533
Age Range Description: All Ages
Manufacturer: Prismacolor
Item Type Name: Prismacolor Colorless Blender Marker 3533
Surface Recommendation: Paper
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Alcohol
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Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
This marker is great - it gently blends the prismacolor pencils and makes a consistent field. I find I prefer it to the blending pencils although pencils can get in smaller spaces.
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Auggie
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Really liked this blender. It has a fine point end and a larger point end. I mainly used the fine point end because it was a little easer to control the blending and worked well on the smaller pictures I was doing. After I used all of the liquid contained in the pen I found that I could dip it into some odorless mineral spirits and it worked well. However, be sure to wipe off the color on the tip before you change to a different color when you're blending.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2021 by T. Bishop
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Does the job. Sometimes have to let an area dry and come back to it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024 by Susan Edwards
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I can only compare this with one other blender pen, regular pencil blenders, stumps, and various, atypical, possibly ridiculous solvents and tools that I’ve used with colored pencils. Prismacolors, in particular. The Pantone (pen) by Letraset Blender-T, moves the pigment around too much. For very small areas, I prefer the Prisma blender pencil. And I maintain that if you use colored pencils at all, you will be thrilled with the results of using a blender pencil. That said, the BEST thing about using this pen, I’m learning, is that it doesn’t flatten the tooth of the paper, the way a hard pencil does. This enables you to add layers AFTER pen-blending, as opposed to a pencil blender which I often regret using whenever I go back to a piece later and want to add something, only to find it difficult to get the pigment to hold onto the paper. I can’t speak to how long they last, but I’m glad I bought this pack of two because I’m using them a lot. Note: One reviewer mentioned using these on Derwent Inktense pencils, which are so fun to use & I whole-heartedly recommend, but NOT with this blender. Inktense pencils lay down like watercolors but dry permanent, like acrylic. Don’t waste your solvent pen on the Inktense to blend ... use water. Prismacolors are wonderfully waxy pencils, and this blender is my new, favorite tool!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2020 by LoriJean
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
When I was looking for a set of good markers, Prismacolor was strongly recommended. They also have the ability to be blended by the use of a blending marker which makes them so versatile that your artwork and coloring just comes alive! Your colors just flow from one to another. The marker makes them so smooth. They can be combined to form other colors or soften to be a fluffy cloud. When I first received my marker, it had been dry but the seller was absolutely amazing!! They went above and beyond the call of duty to send me two replacements that were beautiful. I mentioned the dry marker in one email and within one hour, the replacements were on the way. I cannot stress enough the excellent customer service! I cannot streas enought the fun you will have with a Prismacolor Colorless Blending Marker!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2016 by Traveling Enablers
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
This was a gift for my grandson who is a graffiti artist. i did not realize this was considered an "accepted" form of art until researching this subject and was quite surprised. A High School approved and used my grandson's artwork on the side of a building, I am proud of him for that. I ordered this to go with his Prismacolor markers, sketch books also a gift. I am hoping this gift helps to spur his art and dreams. What amazed me about this is , it was not an Amazon 'quick ship' item and this wonderful company got it to him in two days for Christmas without charging additional shipping. A big "thank you" to them. I was not expecting delivery for 10 days and was so surprised it made it for Christmas. It made it extra nice he received all his gifts at the same time. If you buy Markers I found it is important to buy this blender marker as well. Mediocracy is so rampant these days so it is refreshing to see someone go out of their way in doing their job. Again, thank you for going beyond the call of duty.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2011 by Poodle & Noodle
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
This blender pen works perfectly with prismacolor (wax based) colored pencils, both the fine and chiseled tip blend the colors beautifully and contrary to many of the other reviews I had no issue removing the lid. The nibs do get stained as does any marker, so you do need to clean the marker off between colors on a scrap peice of paper. There is very little oder and the marker ink is clear. I will definitely be buying more of these in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2021 by latifah
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
I have tried this for both the Prismacolor Markers and the Prismacolor colored pencils. When used with colored pencils this works great. I much prefer it to using the prismacolor colorless blender pencil or white colored pencil. It creates a much smoother blend without burnishing the paper like the pencil does. For the markers, I have to say that I don't like using this for blending at all. It seems to suck out some of the color and leaves a splotchy look to it. I have tried applying this to them after the ink from the other markers is dry and when it is wet, applying this to the paper first then the markers and then the blender, and all of the above have the same effect. While using it one the paper first and then applying the colored markers over it doesn't have as adverse an effect, it still leaves that splotchy look to the colors and also makes the edges feather out. I've found that just layering the colors without using the colorless blender works fine. BUT it can be used to correct small mistakes by erasing the colored ink from the paper, and to create some neat effects.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2016 by Sara