Yolaka Water Based Acrylic Paint Markers
Yolaka - Water Based Acrylic Paint Markers (Green Series)
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Quick Specs 🏷️
Type: Acrylic Paint Markers (Water-based)
Tips/Nibs: Soft Brush Tip (highly elastic, flexible)
Set Size: 9 colors (Green series - includes macaron shades and various green tones)
Purchase Info: Amazon | Purchased: February 2026 | Price: $9.99 USD
Official Product Highlights
- 9 vibrant green colors - includes macaron shades and various green tones for a wide range of artistic expressions.
- Soft brush tip - highly elastic and flexible, offering control and versatility; colors can be layered or stacked for clean, precise artwork.
- Safe and user-friendly - odorless, non-toxic, water-based acrylic paint that dries quickly.
- Waterproof and long-lasting - once dry, ink is waterproof and maintains vibrancy.
- Widely applicable - works on almost all surfaces: canvas, rock, paper, ceramic, eggs, glass, wood, and more. Provides exceptional stacking ability, adhesion, and color vibrancy.
- Gift-ready packaging - thoughtful gift choice for artists or DIY enthusiasts for Christmas, Halloween, Easter, birthdays, or Thanksgiving.
Additional Specs
| Property | Details |
|---|---|
| Consistency | Fluid acrylic |
| Finish | Opaque, waterproof |
| Drying Time | Quick-drying |
| Water Resistance | Yes (waterproof when dry) |
| Pigment Type | Acrylic-based |
| Lightfastness | Not specified by manufacturer (claims "bright long-lasting colors") |
| Intermixability | Can be layered or stacked |
| Non-clogging | Brush tip design; recap after use to prevent drying |
Color Gallery
Swatch Cards
Located in my Swatchpedia.
Ohuhu Double-Sided Marker Paper
Strathmore Toned Tan Mixed Media
Strathmore Toned Gray Mixed Media
Strathmore Toned Blue Mixed Media
Strathmore Black Mixed Media Paper
Overall Strengths & Weaknesses
Rating: 4.3 ★★★★☆
Haven’t had too much practice with these but they feel nice.
What works well
- Great colors.
- Feels nice, has kept a point the few times I’ve used it.
- Opaque.
- 9 colors instead of the standard 8.
What doesn't
- There’s a ball on the end that I don’t know how to use. The instructions say to roll the ball but what does that do? There’s a metal ball inside like standard shake-to-mix markers but the ball stops if if touch the external ball. What is happening???