Copic Sketch 6pc set, Skin Tone (Discontinued)

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.

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

Best markers to use if you can afford them

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.

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 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)

I love these markers. They have great even coverage and blend really well. I only wish there were more of them

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!

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.

They are grate but when I used the copper it leaked out everywhere messing up everything I thought it my fault at first thinking I pressed down to hard so I redone it and well the same thing happened again.. I’m honestly not so sure about the copper it might have been me doing something wrong but just a warning?.. (the other ones did amazingly)