Copic Sketch 6pc set, Skin Tone (Discontinued)

Good flow, good colours, good price

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.

These markers are awesome, but not really worth the price since you do have to buy refills and they run out of ink quickly. These arnt that great of skin tones, ive found better ones with pro makers thats half the price. But over all they do color really well. Easy to blend! They work perfect with pro markers and prisma. Wouldnt buy them again since i could buy cheaper makers that work EXACTLY the same. It is a good starter kit though. Pros -brush tip is good for hair details. -brush tip helps a lot with tight areas and helps blend -they come with refills -durable -work well with other markers cons -expensive (there are cheap alt. that work the same) -doesnt hold much ink

I loved how these markers blended! Its amazing. Im an artist and ive been using ohuhu (which is cheaper but works about the same honestly), and other alcohol markers. While some of those are great alternatives, I finally gave in and bought these. Absolutely worth it! Its everything I couldve ever asked for. Im definitely going to buy a larger pack with more colors.

Copic sketch markers in flesh tones are just the right colors I need for my comic art.

A review from my 17yr old daughter, after all, shes the one who uses them: Ive owned several sets of Prismacolor markers, but when I got a bunch of Amazon giftcards for Christmas, I decided it was time to up my game. I bought this set because Copic has such a good reputation, and because a set of skin tones is a really good way to start out a collection. All of these work very well together, shade just right, etc. etc, with the only exception being that the second-darkest and darkest colors do not actually work to shade each other, and I had to go buy another marker to work with those, but it wasnt a big deal. As per expected, these Copics work perfectly, although best on actual Copic-brand paper (figures), which is another 11 dollars. Id recommend these to any serious or semi-serious traditional comic artist. My only problem is my problem with all Copic products - theyre so damn expensive! Worth it, though, if you can afford them.

I buy this brand of pens all the time and like them. But half of these were dry.

My grandson enjoyed using this product for realistic drawing.

I really love these markers , because they have the potential to make any sketch into a vivid colorful masterpiece on your art. I did buy the 24 color set and 12 set, but it is tedious to keep combining colors to make skin color on my art. Although some parts of the markers came little on the dry side on the paint brush side (minus one star) you learn how to use the flat headed brush with practice. I kind wish they came out perfect, because you are paying almost 35 bucks for 6 markers. Its on the expensive side but you are paying for quality markers that will hopefully last a long while. Will buy more sets in the future!

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!