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What's In the Box
The basic set comes with:
- B14-Light Blue
- B29-Ultramarine
- B39-Prussian Blue
- V09-Violet
- 100-Black
- E09-Burnt Sienna
- G17-Forest Green
- YG03-Yellow Green
- Y13-Lemon Yellow
- YR04-Chrome Orange
- R08-Vermillion
- RV11-Pink
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What did I think?
They were super saturated and super bright. All except the pink that is. A little ink went a LONG way. It was hard to get find lines with them. There are two sides of a Copic marker. The brush side and a chisel side. I would probably use the chisel side to get fine lines because the ink did not come out as quick with that side. These markers will bleed through anything. I would definitely recommend having something under the paper being used. On on paper being used, use cardstock. I used printing paper at first. The ink spread everywhere and bled through a ton. The colors were also slightly different on cardstock. The violet was lighter. It came out super dark on the paper.
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The markers are named with names and also a Alpha-Numeric combo. The Alpha letter refers to the base color, B for Blue, G for Green, Y for Yellow, R for Red and V for violet. Interestingly enough Orange did not have its own letter. Black was 100 because it was pure black, and brown was E for Earth.
The first number of a Copic marker refers to the saturation level with the more saturated colors at 0 and less saturated colors with a higher number. The second number of a Copic marker refers to the brightness level with 0 being the brightest.
Copic markers with colors 0-3 blend well together and 4-9 blend well together. It also works the same for the last number. If B29 and B39 are combined that would be a good blend. The 2 and 3 are close and the 9's are the same. Vermillion and Burnt Sienna blended well together. E09 and R08. The 0's are the same and the 8 and 9 are close.
The case the markers came in was subpar, watch the video to see why.
I can not wait to get more of these and explore the Copic world!
Click here to get them from Blick Art Supplies. This is the place I found the best price.
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