CopicMarker 72Pc Set A, Multi Color, Cmcl33St0A, Cop 20075160

Markers are astronomically priced considering they won’t last forever. They are a good product but not as easy to blend as they are portrayed to be. Will definitely need to buy additional markers to fill in the hues and shades between the color palette to blend more subtly. Overall, quality markers if you can invest.

compre el estuche pero me repitieron dos colores y el menta no venia :'( el color 22 garnet si venia un poco seco

boa qualidade

I absolutely LOVE these and the colors are amazing. The sparkle is definitely not over the top but still very beautiful. These markers remind me a lot of the Uni Emott pens but not as pricey and much more vibrant. Might have to purchase the other sets now. Super fast delivery as well!

I’ve been pining for these for years now; as a professional illustrator myself, I’d customarily divvy away from marker usage in favor of Prisma color pencils to achieve my desired look/effect. But I when I originally came across these, I thought they may be a game -changer, but put off buying then due to the expense. But I finally took the leap, and my god, they were better than I thought they’d be. Mind you, I fast-purchased these and didn’t realize that this set does not come with the brush-ended tips like I thought; I didn’t notice until afterwards. But I decided to give it a chance anyways; I really liked the color palette in this set over the one that does come with brush-ended tips in Set B. This set comes with broad-tip, and fine-tip, and I have to say I think that really worked out for me in the end. My work is very detail-oriented, so that makes the process much easier for me than a brush-tip would. I also purchased a smaller set (COPIC Ciao: Skin Tones) from a different vendor, which do come in brush-tips, so I do have variety and exposure to both experiences. Some might find it more difficult to blend with the fine-tips, but I personally found that I feel like I have more control blending with them. Brush-nibs would probably be a better blending tool for larger areas on a sheet of paper, but I find the broad-tips work fine for those situations as well (despite unpopular belief LOL).Definitely a dream-come true to be able to get these; the quality of my art is cleaner, and gets done faster as well! Plus, one of my favorite illustrators (Amanda Olleander) uses this set as well, I came to notice, and that makes my rash decision to get this set all the better to me!