

Copic Sketch 6pc set, Skin Tone (Discontinued)
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Annie
> 3 dayI 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!
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Kyle Willis
> 3 dayThese markers may be expensive, but they are the best blending markers in the game. The skin tone colors work for an array of complexions. The markers are also water resistant. I have a tendency to paint over my illustrations with watered down acrylic paints and Ive never had a problem with colors running due to the water. I wish I could afford to buy an entire set of Copics. They are truly worth the price. Thanks for making such a great marker. The art world loves you for it.
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Tanner
> 3 dayThe nibs are great, ink quality is too. I love the replaceable nibs and ink refills, has a great quality overall.
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Mrs. R
> 3 dayIf youre a fan of Copic markers, then you know these things are the best. My granddaughter loves them and uses them. She has a wish list for the next group at all times. This is a great starter collection because youll always need skin colors. Theyre not cheap, but they are worth the extra because they last longer. Be sure and store them horizontally.
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Mark Shafer
> 3 dayMy daughter had been asking for Copic markers forever and especially these shading ones....so I decided to spring for the 6 piece set. They did take a couple of weeks to get here but were well worth it. The level of happiness from my daughter spoke volumes...she is exceptionally happy with them, they do what she wanted them to do and what was advertised and they are very high quality. They were worth the wait.
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Jonathan R. King
> 3 dayWanted to try out copic markers since I heard they were 1 of the best. I was impressed. Expensive yet fantastic markers.
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Joanne
> 3 dayThese markers ran out way quicker than normal. We have bought copic markers in the past and they all lasted a much longer time. We contacted Amazon and they refunded our purchase price to buy a new replacement pack. Hopefully the next set is longer lasting then the one we received.
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Anthony Punch
Greater than one weekThese are the only brand of skin tone markers I could find and Im not sure I need any others. As the titles says the colors are wonderful. There are two notes buyers should be aware of before purchase, however. -The markers bleed through common paper. I have not found a type of paper these markers will not bleed through and there is lateral bleed as well. You may have to practice just lightly caressing the paper so the bleed spreads to the areas you want to color. -For the most part the colors will dry to an even hue. For the most part. I noticed with the lighter skin tone that when I went to touch up an area I missed after it had dried, it darkened the color where the old and new marker strokes overlapped.
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ORuss
> 3 dayBesides 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.
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kaydog
Greater than one weekBest markers to use if you can afford them