Copic Sketch 6pc set, Skin Tone (Discontinued)

Once you use copics you won’t want to go back to any other alcohol marker these are amazing blending is immaculate 100% recommend

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.

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!

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Gifted this to my daughter and she is so pleased with it! She has been using them for two months and has nothing g negative to say. She loved this brand for her sketching, which she’s been doing for years now.

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 am still learning how to blend with copic markers. These skintones one blend so well together and are the main pigmentation of the skin. I like these because you can add reds and purples from other sets to build up the skin. Highly recommended for any artist!

High quality alcohol based brush tip markers and refillable. Much easier to blend than cheaper brands such as Ohuhu and Bianyo. Can blend with other brands of markers fairly well too, so works well to have the colors that you want refillable such as skin tones if youre a character artist. Picture is an artwork from the wife done with the Copics for skin and Ohuhu/Bianyo markers for the rest of the image.

These were a gift to my son. He thoroughly enjoys using them, the way they flow, blendability, and I think that because they are reusable, they are a good value for the money.

These are nice markers. We bought them for our daughter because they were on sale for quite a discount. Normally her art budget means we get her Ohuhu or some other off brand alcohol marker. Decided to let her try these since they were the same price. She said she likes them and they are of equal quality to the cheaper ones we typically get her. If they are on sale we would consider them again, but they arent nice enough to merit the full price tag otherwise.