Beginner chalkboard artist Kristin Steed recently completed two commissioned projects using her newly purchased Zig Posterman markers. The first, a set of small signs, found her creating western and southwestern images. While the second was a larger sign for a local bistro. The projects have lead to a possible new chalkboard business venture for the…
With a growing market for back to school milestone boards, here at Cohas we’ve been expanding the types of boards we offer. As a result, we’ve done a soft launch of mascot themed boards. These boards are now available to win in a school mascot themed milestone board contest for our local customers! School Mascot…
Get your game on with Cohas writable eye black stickers! Quickly becoming one of our most popular products, the stickers are designed to fit the curve right under the eye on your cheekbone. Small enough for children, the stickers are also large enough to write on and fit on adults! So Many Uses Because the…
Although calligraphy is often created with a pen or brush, high school English teacher Cale Borne is breaking the mold. He has learned how to write calligraphy with Zig Posterman markers. And Cale is inspiring his students by sharing his talent on his classroom chalkboard. Cale wanted markers with wide tips that he could use…
Unlike dry erase markers, not everyone knows the details of the paint marker. You won’t find them in office supply stores; you may have never even seen one! To make it even more confusing, paint markers are sometimes called chalk markers or wet-erase markers and come in several different types. Our “Zig Markers” come in three…
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