Uni Posca Paint Markers

Uni Posca was introduced by Mitsubishi Pencil in Japan in 1983 as a water-based paint marker that would work on surfaces no other marker could handle. Four decades later, it remains the benchmark for opacity, surface versatility, and colour accuracy in the paint marker category. Posca markers are used by graffiti artists and muralists who need opacity on rough outdoor surfaces, by product designers who mark on metal and glass, by fabric artists who need colours that survive washing, and by fine artists who want a marker with the coverage of paint and the control of a pen. The pigment-based, water-based formulation means Posca is non-toxic, odourless, and lightfast — and the paint, once dry, is waterproof. Every tip size from 0.7mm extra fine to 15mm extra thick serves a different application. The Posca marker is not a niche product. It is a universal tool that has found its way into every creative discipline because nothing else does what it does.