COPIC Copic Premium Artist Markers - 72 Color Set A for Intermediate Level Artists

Fiona PEHORE: Selon moi, les meilleurs marqueurs à alcool du marché.
Très bonne qualité de l'encre. Les mines ne s'usent pas et sont très agréables sur le papier. Très beau choix de couleurs (180 pour les Ciao).
C'est un investissement mais ils durent une vie. Les mines se changent et l'encre est rechargeable.

France on Aug 03, 2023

AuroreAurore: The media could not be loaded.  Produit conforme à la description. Juste un carton trop grand pour une boîte bien plus petite. Résultat la boîte est arrivé ébréchée. Je suis un peu déçu pour cela mais bon. Tout de même heureuse de ma commande.

France on Jun 20, 2023

Doroli: Ich bin lange schon Copic-Fan und habe mir erst jetzt beide Sets gegönnt. Für meinen Hobby-Gebrauch ist das mehr als ausreichend. Meine Bilder sehen wunderbar in Farbmischung und -auftrag aus. Klar, man muss bei den Stiften wissen, was man tut, aber mit entsprechendem Papier und Recherche im Netz oder via eines Buch, kann ich richtig viel aus meinen Malkünsten machen.

Germany on Mar 05, 2023

Oscar Alonso Hernandez Melchor: me encantaron, no demoro mucho, llegaron super bien y en buen estado

Mexico on Feb 25, 2023

DividibinDividibin: Ich habe bisher mit Ohuhumarkern gemalt. Die sind mir aber zu kräftig in den Farben und man muss sehr beim vermischen aufpassen. Deshalb hab ich mir die Copics gegönnt. Davon ab, dass der Preis vollkommen überzogen ist, bin ich aber doch begeistert. Erstmal sind die Farben gut zusammengestellt und wunderschön natürlich und relativ zart. Das vermischen der einzelnen Farben ist überhaupt kein Problem. Sie sind wirklich wunderbar. Und da man sie ja nachfüllen kann, hab ich mich für sie entschieden. Wer das Geld über hat, soll sie sich gönnen. Ich habe den Kauf nicht bereut. Aber über den Preis habe ich mich doch geärgert, das muss ich auch nochmal sagen. Deshalb nur vier Sterne.

Germany on Mar 10, 2022

NuprinNuprin: This was my first time using the Copic Ciao markers and I was very pleased! I'm used to using the copic sketch markers (which I prefer), but as you may or may not know, they are about double the price of these markers. Therefore, I searched for a cheaper option and these came up. The same great ink and great blending for a cheaper price (due to the less ink and different shape I suppose). It came extremely well packaged and was brand new. I tested out all the colors for you guys to see as well! I'm loving the color options in this set, it has basically everything you need! I created this Rick and Morty fanart only using this set and it definitely did the job. The only thing I would complain about with these markers is that they are not easily organizable by color as the numbers are not on the lids like they are with the copic sketch^^

United States on Aug 04, 2020

Happy ReaderHappy Reader: I purchased the "Copic Premium Artist Markers - 72 color Set A - Intermediate Level". Just so you know where I'm coming from, I am not a professional or even student artist. I just find I need markers for various things, and my daughter, who is an artist, told me Copic were the best. So I splurged on the 72 A and B sets.

What I didn't know is that the Premium Artist Markers Intermediate Level have a long and very flexible brush tip on one end. and a thick ¼ " inflexible beveled edge on the other end. I just went and looked over all of the product description, etc., on the page where I bought the set, and a brush tip is no where mentioned. And the wide width of the other end is no where mentioned, either. I'm keeping the sets, but I can see why it is called "Intermediate". The brush tip works very much like a real brush and needs an extra level of skill to not squish the tip all over. And getting a thin line from the edge of the beveled end of the pen also takes some practice.

On the plus side, what I was hoping Copic would give me, that cheap marker sets cannot, was genuinely LIGHT colors. They didn't fail me. The Cotton Pearl # E00 and Milky White # E51, for...

United States on Aug 13, 2018

Ionia Froment: These are truly the very best markers that I have ever used. I tend to do a lot of manga art and these work amazingly well for that purpose, as well as for landscapes and basic colouring. I am impressed with how easily they blend together and how fine of an area you can work with using the super brush tips. I don't have that much experience using the other tip, as I tend to use the brush tip for most projects.

None of the markers are dried out in the least and the ink goes down smooth and is quite vivid on the page. This set includes a colourless blender, also dual ended, and has a nice variety of colours, particularly the greens, blues and greys. There are also a good selection of flesh tones in this set.

I love that you can replace the nibs on these pens and refill them so many times by buying the corresponding in refill, (between six and eight dollars usually.) These are so versatile and easy to use. The caps have little bumps to stop them from rolling off of your desk when you are using them and the barrel feels nice and solid in your hand when you are working with them. The packaging is great and they all arrived undamaged and nicely wrapped in shrink...

United States on Apr 22, 2017

BKW: I was very skeptical about paying this much for markers. I am an artist and also enjoy adult coloring books but could not see paying this much for "just markers". However this is a good starter set for Copics and it provides a range of wonderful markers. You will immediately see the difference. There is no streaking, very little bleeding and the ability to blend. They are head's above regular markers and probably too good to just "waste" on coloring books but since this is what I bought them for they are doing a wonderful job. You can't use them on books that have double sided images as they will bleed thru but I find they bleed less than Prismacolor markers (both thru the paper and over the lines). I found that there is much more control to these brush tips whereas Prismacolor Premiere markers may actually leak outside the lines a bit if you press too hard. These are just a bit better - but the Prismacolor does tend to offer some darker colors and the two different brands seem to compliment each other well. Neither Prismacolor or Copic will work on those coloring books with very fine lines. The brush tips simply are not that small but there is nothign wrong with mixing marker and...

United States on Aug 10, 2016