Brand Copic Number of Items 1 Color Portrait
Item Weight: 0.17 Pounds
Number of Pieces: 6
Ideal for fine art design paper crafting and more Package contains six markers in different shades Non-toxic ink
$22.30
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Available in 358 colorsThe Copic brand prides itself on color quantity. There are 358 total colors, with the Sketch marker coming in all 358 colors, the Classic marker coming in 214, and the Ciao marker coming in 180. No matter what you’re coloring, Copic colors have the variety to create a masterpiece. |
Products that last a lifetimeThe Copic brand prides itself on color quality. As long as you refill the marker when it’s dry and replace the nib when it’s frayed or stained, your Copic markers should last you a very long time. |
Consistent color qualityThe Copic brand prides itself on color consistency. The markers you bought ten years ago will be exactly the same colors as the ones you buy today. We manufacture our inks in small batches under rigorous quality control so artists using our markers can have peace of mind. |
More than 30 years of historyThe Copic brand prides itself on more than 30 years of history. Developed in Japan in 1987 as a rendering tool for professional designers, Copic has continually expanded and refined its lineup to deliver premium quality graphic tools that spark creativity for every user. |
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SG (verified owner) –
I have been wanting to try Copics for the longest, and I’m glad I did. Vibrant colors that are natural but can be very inky. Bought these to experiment and start off with before purchasing the Sketch line. I am very impressed with these markers.
Silvia (verified owner) –
I love love love these! They are my go to for every thing! They’re well saturated and blend amazingly. I use them mostly for skintones. I used them to color in my starfire
Oliver Mara Skathi (verified owner) –
I spoiled myself by getting these first. Nothing’s compared to them since. They blend like magic and write and draw like butter on a hot summer day. I used to never know why so many people were in love with these. They’re just markers, right?Absolutely not. These markers are God coming down from the Heavens above and placing the only marker you’ll ever need as he whispers in your ear that it’s from his personal collection. I wouldn’t be surprised if these were the markers used to create mankind.Only reason I rate a 3/5 in the ‘for beginners’ category is because they’re a bit on the expensive side and if that beginner’s decided that markers aren’t for them, then you’re out a pretty coin. Though, I’ll admit that I really don’t see that happening.
Mandii M. (verified owner) –
This is my first set of real Copics, and….. holy smokes. The brush is so smooth, the ink blends BEAUTIFULLY, and the colors are wonderful. Very light witch is what I needed (You can add on to make darker, but if you need pale peach and light browns this is magical).I now fully understand WHY Copics are so expensive. These are absolutely amazing.The picture I did was completely made with only the skin tone set (hair as well), minus the Blue eyes and some of the blush. I wish I could afford an entire set of copics!! 1000% recommend!
Anonymous (verified owner) –
As an artist you hear a lot about alcohol markers. Especially, when it comes to creating bold, well blended pieces. In the art world it’s all about copics, copics, and copics. However, has a art cheapskate who believes in creating on a budget I could never justify dishing out 20 dollars for 6 markers that would most likely run out fast due to my blending addiction.I alway ended up saving the copics for later and settling for other brands due to the quantity. This time I didn’t, I don’t know if it was the binge watching of art Youtubers, Curiosity, or The three glasses of wine but I remember thinking YOLO before checkout.It was the best thing I could do for myself. I really enjoyed using these markers. They were vibrant, blended like a dream and I was able to flex for instagram a little.However, as predicted my glory didn’t last very long. Simply, because I was using these markers for everything (hair, eyes, clothes, backgrounds, accessories and etc/ If y
Marissa (verified owner) –
We are both artists, my husband has always wanted to try copic, but unfortunately the price for copic is out of most peoples budget. On a whim i purchased the skin tone set and he loves them, of course he does lol anyways great markers but dang could they be a bit more affordable to the average artist
Daisy70 (verified owner) –
I couldn’t decide between these Copic Ciao and the Copic sketch skin color set. I do have regular Copics and I LOVE them but wanted to save a buck and see how I liked these.They’re awesome! Same top quality I’ve come to expect from Copic. I actually like the smaller size, it just seems more natural to color with.I’m glad I went with this set, it’s well worth it!
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Buyer beware… markers DO NOT LAST. Completely dried out after one use.Very disappointed in these. I have heard nothing but great things about Copic markers and for the money paid for them they did not live up to the hype. Got these on 4/3 and today is 4/11 and 2 of the markers are completely dried out. One was dried out after the first time I used it and the other dried out today. I am not a huge artist and have only used them to color about 4 or 5 small coloring book faces only, not a lot of coloring at all. I emailed the company with no response as well as put in a request for a refund to amazon form them but they are a “no returnable item” so it looks like I am out the money.Will not buy these again. 6 markers for $25 and only lasted a couple of days. ?Tried to attach pictures to the review of the markers but not sure how to do that from the app
Orchid?? (verified owner) –
Why O Why do these markers have to be so damn pricey?!? I have been using these skin tone markers for the past 7 months as a go-to for all of my illustrations. At this point, I am contemplating whether or not I should buy more as the ink has run out the tones I use the most. Seems a bit soon in my opinion. My prisma markers have lasted me for years without having to replace them. Including the skin tone shades.The other selling point for me is the paint brush tip. I LOVE the brush end! I can create a light to dark or dark to light stroke in one swoop. If you’re okay with the cost and lack of longevity please do give them a try.
Kristy W. (verified owner) –
The colors are much more neon than pastel. They aren’t nearly as soft and muted as the cap colors or color on the box. Not exactly what I was looking for. Bummer