Photo Coloring

An essential medium for tinting photos by hand, Marshall's Marlene Medium is specifically developed for lightening or removing Marshall's Photo Oil Colors. Unlike turpentine, it will not spread, shine when dry, or leave a ring. It evaporates quickly, has very little odor, and is non-flammable.

Enhance details and highlights in a printed photograph. Marshall's Photo Oil Pencils can create many unusual effects in covering a print.

Marshall's Photo Oil Sets are a great way to get started with the Marshall system for hand-coloring photographs. Each set contains a different selection of colors, application tools, and accessories. There's a perfect set for artists of every skill level.

Marshall's Photo Oils are transparent oil colors specifically designed for tinting black-and-white photographs by hand. Highly concentrated and intermixable, they offer superior adhesion on photo paper. They're also acid-free and archival to ensure the long-term stability of your artwork.

Simply spray on Print Guard Spray to render water-soluble inkjet prints water-resistant. Print Guard Spray also greatly enhances UV light resistance and helps prevent fading. Or use it as an effective protective coating on watercolor paintings.

The Sketcher Non-Photo Blue Pencil is an erasable artists' pencil used by artists, film animators, illustrators, and graphic designers to make rough sketches. When the sketch is filled in with ink or pencil and then photocopied or scanned, the blue color doesn't appear.

Non-photo blue is a common tool used in the graphic design and print industry. It is a particular shade of blue that can not be detected by Graphic Arts Cameras or copiers. Artists can lay down sketch lines without the need to erase after inking.