Studio Design Futura Office Stool 
Zap PT-01 Zap A Gap 2 Oz 
Akua Extender 118 ml (4 OZ) 
Excel Double Clip Extra Hands With Magnifier 
Winsor and Newton Blending Medium 75 ml (2.5 OZ) 
Studio Designs Prime Adjustable Top Drawing Table 
Futura Luxe Drawing Table 
Richeson Zoltan Szabo Covered Palette 12.5 x 8.75 x 0.75 in 
Iwata Eclipse HP-BS Intro Airbrush Kit 
Iwata Eclipse HP-CS Deluxe Airbrush Kit 
Iwata LPH-50 Side Feed Spray Gun 
Raynor PU20/PU22 Adjustable Arms for OSS400 Chair 
Creativity for Kids Glow in the Dark Rock Painting Kit 
Zap PT-104 Plastic Model Cement 1 Oz 
Prismacolor Design Art Gum Eraser 
Jerry's Everywhere LED Task Light 
Description
Created in 1974, AD Marker was one of many in the long line of solvent based markers used for advertising, fashion and conceptual illustration from the 1950s – 1980s.The brilliant colored, transparent marker strokes are a classic feature of this era of illustration. Today, AD Marker is the top of its class for Art and Design.one of the few xylene markers still available in the market, and has out performed many of its competitors over the years. Their laydown, ink capacity and special effects are truly unique.
A xylene marker‚ properties are unlike all alcohol based markers common to the marketplace, and while they can be used together, they perform very differently. There is no mistaking the scent of a xylene marker, and for this reason we always suggest using in a well ventilated area. These markers blend, transfer, and are permanent on a number of porous and non-porous substrates. Not recommended for use on Styrofoam.
