Copic Sketch & Copic Ciao - what's the difference?
Medium Broad nib

Large area: Slant a marker & use the flat part. Fine lines: Use the edge. Dots: Use the edge
Super Brush nib

Hold the pen upright and draw a thin line with a tip of the Super Brush nib. Letting the nib flex on its side, draw a thick line. This method is recommended when colouring a large area.
Copic colour numbers

Copic colour numbers consist of 3 elements - the letters representing the hue (dominant colour family) and a set of digits, the first one indicating the color saturation and the rest representing the brightness of the colour.
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Medium Broad nib
Large area: Slant a marker & use the flat part. Fine lines: Use the edge...
Starting your Copic collection? Build your own personalised Copic Collection.
Created as first markers which do not dissolve copy machines' toners.
Over th...
Over th...
Alcohol Ink art is a unique fluid art technique that uses alcohol ink which is usually applied to glossy surfaces suc...
You can create multiple shades of colour with just one Copic from your collection. Using colours from the same family...
Medium Broad nib
Large area: Slant a marker & use the flat part. Fine lines: Use the edge...
Starting your Copic collection? Build your own personalised Copic Collection.
Created as first markers which do not dissolve copy machines' toners.
Over th...
Over th...
Alcohol Ink art is a unique fluid art technique that uses alcohol ink which is usually applied to glossy surfaces suc...
You can create multiple shades of colour with just one Copic from your collection. Using colours from the same family...