The Perfect Landscape Palette – Marker Edition

Today I want to share my final palette of alcohol markers for landscapes! I honestly feel like this is the perfect palette. You don’t need this many colors, but you could also have much more. If you want a really well-rounded palette, this is a great place to start.

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I may have some minor adjustments in another year or so, but for now this palette is allowing me to do everything I need, and keeps me really inspired!

SHINHAN TOUCH TWIN MARKERS FOR LANDSCAPES

The Swatches – Color Corrected to match what I see in person.

COLOR CHART FOR SHINHAN TOUCH TWIN MARKERS
COLOR CHART FOR SHINHAN TOUCH TWIN MARKERS – click to enlarge

As you can see, there are a couple colors that were very similar – like “Sap Green” and “Seaweed Green.” Do you need both? Probably not. Maybe. I am keeping sap green in my “backup” drawer and seaweed green has a place in the permanent palette.

I did my best to color correct every single swatch to give you a better idea of what they look like. It’s often hard to tell on a screen, but my version is more accurate than what you’ll find on other blogs (seriously, I used other people’s charts to choose my colors and they were misleading).

COLOR CHART FOR SHINHAN TOUCH TWIN MARKERS – click to enlarge

Note: On the second chart, I did not include Sap Green because I am keeping that in my drawer as a “backup” (it’s super similar to Seaweed Green)

Marker Landscape Drawing Examples

Here are a few pages in my Crescent Rendr sketchbook. These examples show the beginning stages of my experiments. Learning the colors takes time before doing bigger detailed drawings.

Markers

  • Shinhan Touch Twin – My favorites! I prefer the chisel tip but they also have a brush version. These are more affordable in Europe but may not be available in USA.
  • Copic Ciao – More affordable version of Copic, but has less ink.
  • Blick Studio Markers – These were the first ones I bought and were a good affordable way to start.
  • Copic Markers – These are considered the best of the best.

Papers

Extras

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