Thanks for your comment. There are two ways to do Graphic Coaching work. The first is working large at the wall using large mural-like sheets of paper. The second is working side by side your client (or virtually) with smaller sheets or paper or templates like my SHIFT-IT System.

The type of markers used depends on which method. For large-size work my favorite markers are produced by the company that my mentor David Sibbet has … called The Grove Consultants International. http://www.grove.com They are called ‘Charter’ markers. Use my last name ‘Merkley’ to receive 15% off Grove orders (might not apply to supplies though). They have a nice chisel tip to then that you can get three different types of line widths/effects out of.

For small work, my favorite markers are Staedtler/Noris Club. They have a nice tip and are in colors that we do Graphic Coaching in. They aren’t a chisel tip like you are indicating. Smaller markers are really a personal preference (as all markers are). You just need to hunt around for ones that suit your personal preferences. If you want a stylized look, perhaps more caligraphy type markers that give you more edges.

Hope that is helpful. All the best on your graphic ventures. Check out my Fundamentals of Interactive-Graphics program (there is a 3 day in-person workshop in May and an online version in the fall each year) where I cover markers, all supplies and everything else connected with using Interactive-Graphics for work with both groups and individuals.

Cheers, Christina