Turn everyday surfaces into little keepsakes.
For rocks, jars, mugs, wood slices, and gift tags that make ordinary things feel personal, bright, and worth saving.

Projects you can finish
Start with a small idea, follow the steps, and finish something you want to keep or share.
How it works
Same simple rhythm every time: prepare, outline, fill, finish.
Prepare the surface
Clean and dry rock, wood, glass, or ceramic before you start.
Outline with the fine tip
Sketch the design with controlled, light strokes.
Fill with the brush tip
Work in thin layers, letting each one dry before the next.
Seal when needed
Use a clear sealant for outdoor rocks, glass that gets washed, and ceramic mugs.
Multi-Surface Bundle
Markers plus a surface sampler and sealant guidance — the complete way to test rock, wood, glass, ceramic, and canvas.
Why this set
- Fine tip for controlled outlines and details
- Brush tip for smooth, fast fills
- Curated color palette tailored for stone, wood, and glass
- Multi-surface so one set covers more projects
RecommendedMulti-Surface Bundle
Common questions
Can acrylic markers really work on glass and ceramic?
Yes! They adhere smoothly to non-porous surfaces once wiped clean of dust and oil with rubbing alcohol. For decorative display, no extra steps are needed; for items that see frequent handling or washing, adding a protective clear coat ensures maximum durability.
Do I need different markers for each surface?
No. Artecho markers are designed for common craft surfaces; only prep and sealing change by surface.
How do I keep the color from washing off?
Let your artwork cure completely for 24 hours, then apply 1–2 thin coats of a clear acrylic spray sealant (gloss or matte). This creates a waterproof, weather-resistant barrier for outdoor rocks, glass decor, and washable crafts.
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