Copic Sketch 6pc set, Skin Tone (Discontinued)

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!

Christmas came early! Daughter who is an AMAZING hyper realistic drawing has been coveting these markets. Her friend guided me through purchasing. Since expensive I wanted to get the right ones. She said the grey scale & flesh tones are staples. When my daughter opened the box she screamed and jumped back! She’s 19 years old for Christmas isn’t too “magical” ha ha. She cautiously asked “are these mine? I said it’s early, but yeah, they are yours I won’t make you wait until Christmas... them she ran off to her room where she stayed in an artistic bubble for days!

Honestly, I have never used Copic Markers before but the texture and color it has on paper is extremely smooth. It is dual-tipped, dries quickly and has an accurate and great color but unfortunately bleeds through the paper (at least the one I used which was supposed to be bleed-proof paper). The product was shipped on time (brand new and in the original packaging) and I was very happy when I used them for the first time since the Copic Markers had great reviews and was highly recommended. I attached a picture of the picture I drew and colored with E00 (Skin White). cookie-hakase is my DeviantArt username.

ive never used copics before but they are so amazing, i was reluctant at first because of the cost so i just got some skin colors and ill defiantly be getting more markers in the future, in this drawing i used the skin colored copics for everything except the lineart and her shirt and socks, and of course the stickers as well. but overall im super happy with how much i can do with just these colors, they mix very well and same for shading

Excellent variety of flesh tones and the paint brush nub glides across the page like youre actually painting. Only problem I encountered was a wee bit of bleeding. Im a design student and I bought these to use with my Fashionary sketch notebook. I do a lot quick fashion sketches in there and I needed some markers to quickly render my figures, you know, make them a little more realistic looking. But when I went to use these for the very first time, they completely bled through the page and almost ruined some designs I had on the back. I will admit though that the front of the page, the side of the page that was actually colored on, did look nice. You just pay for it on the other side. So, if youre looking to use this product in conjunction with Fashionary notebooks youd be wise to put your spending money elsewhere. However, if you plan on using a thicker grade of paper, Itll most likely get the job done (Confession #2: Havent tried it with thicker paper, yet. But Ive got plans to). Happy Rendering!!

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

Copic markers are amazing. They blend so much better, have better tips, have replaceable tips, and are refillable. The Sketch markers are better than the other three lines because they store more ink than the Ciao, have the brush tip the Classics dont, have an oval shape that cuts down on hand cramps, and have the color code on the lids (you would not believe how useful this is). If youre considering Sketch or Ciao, I highly recommend Sketch. This skin tone set is very good to have. Having varied tones in your images makes it more interesting and inclusive. If you draw in a more realistic manner, youll need the contrast that you can get from this kit. I also use the makers from this set in pretty much any drawing where I need brown shades. I get a whole lot of use out of this and I know you will too!

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.

Besides the ridiculous price for the Copic Skin Tone marTone, They seem to last a long time. I am just bewildered by the pricing for these markers. As a cartoonist / sketch artist this price is a little steep. Plus it is pretty tough to find skin tone markers that will last a while and not run dry when you trying to color a picture. So basically you have to buy them. Would say its worth the pruce. But it is better to buy them in bulk, because the price for a single one of these Markers is about 9 dollars. Crazy, I know... Overall works really well. If you store them in a cool place the ink will indeed last a long time.

I know these are a big deal, so I figured they would be great. But using them was still a pleasant surprise! Theyre expensive (although theyre thankfully half the price they would have cost if I didnt wait to buy them online...), so I bought a six pack instead of a big pack, focusing instead on skin colors, which are the most important colors to me. It was a great decision, because these markers are wonderful for shading and blending. Also, when I first got into using art markers, I bought the slightly cheaper, but still excellent alternative of Prismacolors, because I heard you have to be fast when coloring with Copics, since going over a dried color will make that one area darker in an uneven manner. However, this warning is actually more true for Prismacolors than it is for Copics! But I will always love both. Art is awesome. :o)