Page 61 - Studio International - June 1965
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HANDS MAGIC MARKER
THAT HOLD
STUDIO SET
A PENCIL ...
Artists everywhere have discovered that Magic
Marker-the original felt tip applicator-is the
most versatile, easiest-to-use art medium
available today. Artists can prepare distinctive
colou rfu I i I lustrations using Magic Marker by
itself, and when combining it with media on a
variety of textured papers and boards can
achieve the effect of water colours, oils and
wash drawings. Magic Marker is waterproof,
leak-proof, instant drying and smudge-proof
I without fixing!
And now, for the first time Magic Marker
is available in new Studio Sets which
provide a broad range of true palette
standard colours, Special colours, and
Layout Greys, 12 Standard-4 special-
9 Layout Greys.
Designed by Artists for Artists!
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THESE ARE THE HANDS OF AN ARTIST. He is a
man who works diligently with pencil to give shape and
substance to the images in his mind. His pencils are the
tools of his trade. They must be instruments as precise
and depend\3,ble in their way as any scientist's. He needs
many different types of leads ... varying degrees of hard
ness and softness to capture the whole world of graduation
between black and white . . . pencils he can rely on for
consistency, clarity, fluency and strength. He knows there
are many pencils but that only one made by Royal
Sovereign will give him the result he demands. The Royal
Sovereign Pencil Co. has been making pencils since 1779.
Naturally, they have learned how to produce pencils that
reach the standard of perfection artists demand. A pencil
is a pencil. But a good pencil is a Royal Sovereign.
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