Copic Sketch 6pc set, Skin Tone (Discontinued)

A repeat buyer. My niece is quite the artist and Amazon’s prices on Copic are the best out there and every Christmas I buy more from her. They are always brand new and in great condition.

Wow! Id always known Copics were amazing, and Id always known Copics were expensive but Ive never actually held one and smoothed it across the paper to see what it could do. Because man, these are worth it! They blend beautifully, the colors match their caps and the ink is amazing. Of course, it seeps through the paper, but its alcohol markers, cmon! When I first got them out they were a little watery, but after about a minute all was fine. They are also SUPER expensive (obviously) and although they are incredible they arent worth the price. Id bring them down maybe about $10. Still, these are amazing and if you can your hands on them you should. Dont judge a marker until youve held it in your hand and used it. Incredible!

After getting a nice 32 pc copic set and seeing there werent a lot of browns/tans, I knew I was going to be hurting for drawing characters of different ethnicities. This set has a good basic variety of tones, and though Id still like to collect more, I can do a lot with these.

These markers ran out way quicker than normal. We have bought copic markers in the past and they all lasted a much longer time. We contacted Amazon and they refunded our purchase price to buy a new replacement pack. Hopefully the next set is longer lasting then the one we received.

My only complaint with Copics is their price, generally, but given that theyre refillable and you can replace the nib if you somehow mess it up instead of simply buying new markers when you run out of ink or if you mess up the nib, they may in fact be less expensive in the long run. This is a good set of skin toned markers for people who do character art, are looking to diversify the skin tones of their subjects, and can afford the price! This set consists of: -E00 Cotton Pearl -E11 Barley Beige -E13 Light Suntan -E15 Dark Suntan -E18 Copper -R20 Blush

Wanted to try out copic markers since I heard they were 1 of the best. I was impressed. Expensive yet fantastic markers.

These are the real deal. If you want quality and performance from your markers, look no further. Yes, they are an expensive initial investment however, they are also made to last a lifetime with refillable ink and replacement nibs. That’s important to consider. If you are going to spend time creating your artwork, it only makes sense to use to the best quality markers. Copics are the industry standard.

Ive been wanting to buy these kind of markers for a while, and although I loved them there are times that when using the fine tip a ink drop will come down and ruin what I was working on, other than that theyre pretty legit.

These markers are AMAZING. I love the brush tips. I personally think they are better than Ohuhu’s, but are too pricey. I was just really disappointed that 2 of the markers were the wrong color. I received E000 instead of E13 and E93 rather than R20. I’m still upset but the markers are really great, just wish they sent the right products.

This is my first set of Copic markers , though I have bought some individual ones in the really pale colors before. I especially wanted colors that would look good for skin tones in my art work. These markers, though pricey, are great for that purpose and are actually a good investment. (IMHO). I wish I had invested in these years ago. I have a large collection of Tombow and Stampin Up markers, but they are all water based and react quite differently than these alcohol based markers. I have now ordered the 25 year anniversary set of 36 Copic markers which have received good reviews on Amazon. I am looking forward to using that set and I assume I will be adding more markers to my collection in the future, probably the greys, earth colors and perhaps sea and sky.