How to draw on glass and what tools to use?

Would you like to draw and personalise glasses, vases, plates, windows… or other glass surfaces? How do you choose the right tools and what are the best techniques? Discover all our practical advice and tips for drawing on glass with ease.

What tools should you use to draw on glass?

Glass is a smooth, translucent surface that offers a wide range of possibilities for amateur and experienced artists alike. Whether you like simple patterns or complex designs, drawing on glass allows you to play with colours and textures and create unique, personalised objects. The first step in drawing on glass is choosing the right tools. So, felt-tip pens, paint, pencils… how do you choose?

Markers for glass

Discover Pilot’s Pintor markers These ultra-opaque markers use non-toxic, water-based ink and are perfect for drawing on all types of surfaces, including porcelain, wood, fabric and glass. Let your imagination run wild. As an added bonus, Pintor markers are available in four tip sizes, 30 opaque and intense colours and four ranges: metallic, creative, classic and pastel shades. You can even mix different colours to create unique shades. Once dry, the shades can be layered to add detail and depth to all your DIY creations.