Copic Sketch Set 6 Portrait
COPIC markers are versatile double-ended refillable markers with fast-drying, permanent non-toxic ink. The Sketch marker features a comfortable oval barrel with a super brush nib on one end that is perfect for doing professional illustration, fashion design, Manga, and adding detail to your images. The Sketch super brush nib acts like a paintbrush both in feel and color application. For more control, use the medium broad nib on the opposite end of the marker. Both nibs are replaceable.
COPIC markers are versatile double-ended refillable markers with fast-drying, permanent non-toxic ink. The Sketch marker features a comfortable oval barrel with a super brush nib on one end that is perfect for doing professional illustration, fashion design, Manga, and adding detail to your images. The Sketch super brush nib acts like a paintbrush both in feel and color application. For more control, use the medium broad nib on the opposite end of the marker. Both nibs are replaceable.
COPIC markers are versatile double-ended refillable markers with fast-drying, permanent non-toxic ink. The Sketch marker features a comfortable oval barrel with a super brush nib on one end that is perfect for doing professional illustration, fashion design, Manga, and adding detail to your images. The Sketch super brush nib acts like a paintbrush both in feel and color application. For more control, use the medium broad nib on the opposite end of the marker. Both nibs are replaceable.
COPIC markers are versatile double-ended refillable markers with fast-drying, permanent non-toxic ink. The Sketch marker features a comfortable oval barrel with a super brush nib on one end that is perfect for doing professional illustration, fashion design, Manga, and adding detail to your images. The Sketch super brush nib acts like a paintbrush both in feel and color application. For more control, use the medium broad nib on the opposite end of the marker. Both nibs are replaceable.
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Copic Sketch Set 6 Portrait
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I have been using Copic markers off and on for a few years. I have used other brands including Prismacolor, Winsor & Newton, etc. Copics are the most expensive markers on the market, but they provide the best long term value. The brush on the sketch markers are the most flexible and allow for the most control over color application. Copics have a ridiculous range of colors. These markers are refillable. The nibs can be replaced. Plus the colors are easy to blend when wet. The only downside are that the inks aren't lightfast like most other brands. This stinks because I've seen tons of amazing work done in Copics, but there really isn't a reliable way that I know of to preserve them and prevent the colors from fading. Otherwise, I'd have no problem recommending Copic ... MoreI have been using Copic markers off and on for a few years. I have used other brands including Prismacolor, Winsor & Newton, etc. Copics are the most expensive markers on the market, but they provide the best long term value. The brush on the sketch markers are the most flexible and allow for the most control over color application. Copics have a ridiculous range of colors. These markers are refillable. The nibs can be replaced. Plus the colors are easy to blend when wet. The only downside are that the inks aren't lightfast like most other brands. This stinks because I've seen tons of amazing work done in Copics, but there really isn't a reliable way that I know of to preserve them and prevent the colors from fading. Otherwise, I'd have no problem recommending Copic Sketch markers.
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I swatch my markers upon receiving them. Firstly, I'm excited that they arrived. Secondly, I need to make sure they are functional. This one swatched mostly dried out. Blick replaced it right away. Yeah! Thanks Blick.
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I use Copic markers for coloring my hand stamped greeting cards. I am not a professional artist by any means of the word, but I have tried some other brands of alcohol markers, so I do have something to compare with them.Copics blend easily and the brush tips are flexible, but firm enough color accurately. The brand is well established and you can find a lot free video tutorials online in all aspects using the markers.Being able to refill my markers is more than about saving money. It is environmentally important to me to use a marker that can be refilled. I haven't found Copic Various Ink refills in stores, but they are widely available online. All of their handmade replacement nibs are also available and are interchangeable, allowing you to use the tip you ... MoreI use Copic markers for coloring my hand stamped greeting cards. I am not a professional artist by any means of the word, but I have tried some other brands of alcohol markers, so I do have something to compare with them.Copics blend easily and the brush tips are flexible, but firm enough color accurately. The brand is well established and you can find a lot free video tutorials online in all aspects using the markers.Being able to refill my markers is more than about saving money. It is environmentally important to me to use a marker that can be refilled. I haven't found Copic Various Ink refills in stores, but they are widely available online. All of their handmade replacement nibs are also available and are interchangeable, allowing you to use the tip you prefer. Once you own the barrel you can use it for a lifetime. The fact Copics don't fill our landfills is worth a lot. If you continue to refill them, the price evens out.I use the Sketch markers because the barrels are compatible with Copic's airbrush system. Otherwise, the Ciaos would probably be my choice, because of the cap. The Ciao barrel is round and the Sketch is oval. Being oval, the tip of the marker tends to hit the inside of the cap when it is being replaced. The ink that gets inside the cap transfers back onto the barrel of the marker. Eventually, the ink dries and becomes sticky, making it slightly harder to remove the cap. It's not a deal breaker for me, the cap and area around the marker tip need cleaning more often. If I didn't airbrush, I would own more Ciaos. The quality is the same and so are the tips. The only differences are the Ciao's smaller barrel doesn't hold as much ink, they aren't available in as many colors, and the caps don't seem to transfer the ink. I am pointing this out in such detail, because I don't think I have seen it in any reviews I have read. I still feel Sketch markers are high quality and I am glad they are what I invested in from the beginning.
| Product dimensions | 15.11 x 7.62 x 1.52 cm; 100 Grams |
| Point Type | Chisel |
| Tip Type | fine point |
| Recommended uses for product | Coloring, Drawing, Drafting, Sketching |
| Target audience | Kid, Adult |
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I have been using Copic markers off and on for a few years. I have used other brands including Prismacolor, Winsor & Newton, etc. Copics are the most expensive markers on the market, but they provide the best long term value. The brush on the sketch markers are the most flexible and allow for the most control over color application. Copics have a ridiculous range of colors. These markers are refillable. The nibs can be replaced. Plus the colors are easy to blend when wet. The only downside are that the inks aren't lightfast like most other brands. This stinks because I've seen tons of amazing work done in Copics, but there really isn't a reliable way that I know of to preserve them and prevent the colors from fading. Otherwise, I'd have no problem recommending Copic ... MoreI have been using Copic markers off and on for a few years. I have used other brands including Prismacolor, Winsor & Newton, etc. Copics are the most expensive markers on the market, but they provide the best long term value. The brush on the sketch markers are the most flexible and allow for the most control over color application. Copics have a ridiculous range of colors. These markers are refillable. The nibs can be replaced. Plus the colors are easy to blend when wet. The only downside are that the inks aren't lightfast like most other brands. This stinks because I've seen tons of amazing work done in Copics, but there really isn't a reliable way that I know of to preserve them and prevent the colors from fading. Otherwise, I'd have no problem recommending Copic Sketch markers.
I swatch my markers upon receiving them. Firstly, I'm excited that they arrived. Secondly, I need to make sure they are functional. This one swatched mostly dried out. Blick replaced it right away. Yeah! Thanks Blick.
I use Copic markers for coloring my hand stamped greeting cards. I am not a professional artist by any means of the word, but I have tried some other brands of alcohol markers, so I do have something to compare with them.Copics blend easily and the brush tips are flexible, but firm enough color accurately. The brand is well established and you can find a lot free video tutorials online in all aspects using the markers.Being able to refill my markers is more than about saving money. It is environmentally important to me to use a marker that can be refilled. I haven't found Copic Various Ink refills in stores, but they are widely available online. All of their handmade replacement nibs are also available and are interchangeable, allowing you to use the tip you ... MoreI use Copic markers for coloring my hand stamped greeting cards. I am not a professional artist by any means of the word, but I have tried some other brands of alcohol markers, so I do have something to compare with them.Copics blend easily and the brush tips are flexible, but firm enough color accurately. The brand is well established and you can find a lot free video tutorials online in all aspects using the markers.Being able to refill my markers is more than about saving money. It is environmentally important to me to use a marker that can be refilled. I haven't found Copic Various Ink refills in stores, but they are widely available online. All of their handmade replacement nibs are also available and are interchangeable, allowing you to use the tip you prefer. Once you own the barrel you can use it for a lifetime. The fact Copics don't fill our landfills is worth a lot. If you continue to refill them, the price evens out.I use the Sketch markers because the barrels are compatible with Copic's airbrush system. Otherwise, the Ciaos would probably be my choice, because of the cap. The Ciao barrel is round and the Sketch is oval. Being oval, the tip of the marker tends to hit the inside of the cap when it is being replaced. The ink that gets inside the cap transfers back onto the barrel of the marker. Eventually, the ink dries and becomes sticky, making it slightly harder to remove the cap. It's not a deal breaker for me, the cap and area around the marker tip need cleaning more often. If I didn't airbrush, I would own more Ciaos. The quality is the same and so are the tips. The only differences are the Ciao's smaller barrel doesn't hold as much ink, they aren't available in as many colors, and the caps don't seem to transfer the ink. I am pointing this out in such detail, because I don't think I have seen it in any reviews I have read. I still feel Sketch markers are high quality and I am glad they are what I invested in from the beginning.
I have just recently discovered Copic Sketch markers and am totally sold on them!! The fine points are wonderful for coloring the intricate details of my mandalas. The color selection is amazing and blending is easy. GREAT product!! #sweepstakes
This is my first set of Copic markers, and I have enjoyed using them, these colors are more muted, but that is what I was looking for. The only minor con with these markers, is that they can sometimes bleed from the tips, which can ruin artwork at times. It's usually due to air trapped in the marker, so before use, just open both ends for a moment before using. That solved it for me. Sometimes it's due to manufacturer over filling. Otherwise, the best part about these markers is that they are re-tillable.
I love Copic markers because they blend so effortlessly and really give me a nice finish to all my work. I mainly use them to color stamped images, although I do use them on original artwork and occasionally in mixed media. I have had issues lately with the Copics I received from Blick, which is very unusual, but they immediately made it right and replaced the markers that were completely dried out on arrival. I had given away my entire collection and had to buy quite a few markers at a time, so perhaps it was just bad luck that a number of markers were duds given the number I ordered. I will continue to use Blick and to buy Copics. I know they are expensive, but they are refillable and I find they usually last a good long while before I need to refill them. I like ... MoreI love Copic markers because they blend so effortlessly and really give me a nice finish to all my work. I mainly use them to color stamped images, although I do use them on original artwork and occasionally in mixed media. I have had issues lately with the Copics I received from Blick, which is very unusual, but they immediately made it right and replaced the markers that were completely dried out on arrival. I had given away my entire collection and had to buy quite a few markers at a time, so perhaps it was just bad luck that a number of markers were duds given the number I ordered. I will continue to use Blick and to buy Copics. I know they are expensive, but they are refillable and I find they usually last a good long while before I need to refill them. I like not having to throw away a marker and add more plastic to our landfills. I also like the quality of Copic ink and how it blends. I highly recommend them.
My husband is a semi-professional artist. I call him that because he makes enough money off his art to fund his several hobbies. Even though the art marker market has become crowded in the past few years, Copic is still his favorite and Dick Blick's frequent sale prices makes this the best place to buy them.My favorite part is how easy it is to buy them as gifts. With more than 300 colors to chose from, I'd be lost if I had to pick a few to buy, but that's where Copic makes it easy with their number classifications, like YG05. YG05 might be the perfect color for a tennis ball on a sunny day, but to make the ball look more realistic, you want to add highlights and shadow. as long as you stay with YG0_ the colors will blend to make a realistic looking ball. So I ... MoreMy husband is a semi-professional artist. I call him that because he makes enough money off his art to fund his several hobbies. Even though the art marker market has become crowded in the past few years, Copic is still his favorite and Dick Blick's frequent sale prices makes this the best place to buy them.My favorite part is how easy it is to buy them as gifts. With more than 300 colors to chose from, I'd be lost if I had to pick a few to buy, but that's where Copic makes it easy with their number classifications, like YG05. YG05 might be the perfect color for a tennis ball on a sunny day, but to make the ball look more realistic, you want to add highlights and shadow. as long as you stay with YG0_ the colors will blend to make a realistic looking ball. So I know that if I get my husband YG05, YG03, and YG06, they will blend nicely. Plus it's a lot easier to use Copic's app on my phone to keep track of what he has and what he needs, so I can continue to fill the gaps in his collection!
Ok so plain and simple, when it comes to alcohol markers, Copics are the real deal. I was skeptical for a long time, and really just chafed at the price of these because....well they're really expensive. I finally had a project that I needed really solid markers for and after perusing the shelves it just so happened I'd get the most bang for my buck with a pack of Copics. That's all I intended to buy. Well, as a result of using those for that project, I ended up buying several more packs. There really is no comparison for saturation, vibrancy and blending. They really are so very worth it. Definitely not for those start starting out, as you need enough experience to not ruin the markers given the cost, but if you know how to take care of them and can afford the ... MoreOk so plain and simple, when it comes to alcohol markers, Copics are the real deal. I was skeptical for a long time, and really just chafed at the price of these because....well they're really expensive. I finally had a project that I needed really solid markers for and after perusing the shelves it just so happened I'd get the most bang for my buck with a pack of Copics. That's all I intended to buy. Well, as a result of using those for that project, I ended up buying several more packs. There really is no comparison for saturation, vibrancy and blending. They really are so very worth it. Definitely not for those start starting out, as you need enough experience to not ruin the markers given the cost, but if you know how to take care of them and can afford the investment, they are well worth it. And the price on the website is a good 10 bucks cheaper than what i've seen and paid in other art stores.
I am a homemade cardmaker. Striving to improve my skills. I do a lot of stamping and coloring and this is the beginning of my using Copic markers. They are expensive but I was given some gift certificated to Blick's for my birthday and have decided it's time to give them space in my craft room. I was so pleased when I went to choose the ones that I wanted and Blick's had every color that I choose. Very easy ordering and a quick delivery. Hope to make another purchase soon to add to my collection.
I won't dock a star from Copics because of their audacious pricetag. I ought to, but I won't. Copics are some of the best markers on the market, and I won't deny it. But, wow - that price... Ouch! I went on a marker shopping spree this weekend to test and compare many different brands of alcohol markers, and also to expand my art studio media. I cannot buy Copic in sets here unless by luck (or anywhere else apparently), so I bought six markers to start of the light flesh-like colors of Copic Sketch. Not a six-set, but just six individually......and, of course, they were gorgeous! Yes, yes they were. Perfect! Not going to deny it when comparing them with other brands. However, without going into a dissuading tale here, I admit that you should check Blick's site for ... MoreI won't dock a star from Copics because of their audacious pricetag. I ought to, but I won't. Copics are some of the best markers on the market, and I won't deny it. But, wow - that price... Ouch! I went on a marker shopping spree this weekend to test and compare many different brands of alcohol markers, and also to expand my art studio media. I cannot buy Copic in sets here unless by luck (or anywhere else apparently), so I bought six markers to start of the light flesh-like colors of Copic Sketch. Not a six-set, but just six individually......and, of course, they were gorgeous! Yes, yes they were. Perfect! Not going to deny it when comparing them with other brands. However, without going into a dissuading tale here, I admit that you should check Blick's site for affordable alternatives. They do exist! Like the 96 count of brand name store brush markers for instance, which are very, very nice and definitely a contender against Copics IMHO.As to the Copics themselves: Yes. I would recommend these markers to art professionals, the exclusively wealthy, or those who like lots of debt. Waiting for them to return is frustrating, but they are such an incrediblly amazing brand of markers that I will eagerly await if/when they finally return to the availability list again and hopefully the world again.
| Product dimensions | 15.11 x 7.62 x 1.52 cm; 100 Grams |
| Point Type | Chisel |
| Tip Type | fine point |
| Recommended uses for product | Coloring, Drawing, Drafting, Sketching |
| Target audience | Kid, Adult |
