The Carioca Plus acrylic marker combines the high quality of the brand with the unique and original style of Italian twin artists Van Orton, known for their art inspired by pop culture. Key features:
- Ink: High-quality water-based ink that provides excellent coverage on various surfaces such as paper, cardboard, wood, canvas and plastic;
- Colour: Red, suitable for creating contrasting details and accents in artistic projects;
- Tip: 2.00 mm, allowing precise and smooth line application;
- Design: The marker is decorated with unique elements created by Van Orton, giving it a modern and artistic look.
- Safety: Made from non-toxic materials, safe for use by children and adults.
This marker is ideal for both professional artists and designers, as well as students and hobbyists who are looking for a reliable tool with outstanding design. Combining Carioca's tradition with the modern art of Van Orton, the marker offers an exceptional drawing and sketching experience.
- High opacity;
- Smooth application;
- High pigmentation.
Van Orton is the artistic pseudonym of Italian twins Marco and Stefano Schiavon, born in Rivoli, near Turin. They are known for their unique style, which combines pop culture of the 1980s and 1990s with visual elements reminiscent of stained glass. Their works often feature bright, colourful and geometric images inspired by pop culture icons, such as film characters and music legends. Their career began with reinterpreting iconic film posters from the 1980s, which quickly attracted the attention of the international art scene. Their distinctive style has led to collaborations with major brands such as ESPN, Marvel, Colmar, Armani, Sisley and Sky. Their works have been exhibited in various international galleries and museums. Their works are strongly influenced by pop culture and stained glass, which results in a unique and recognisable artistic signature. They are known for using bright colours and geometric shapes to create dynamic and impressive images that often evoke nostalgic elements of the past.
