Copic Sketch Alcohol Marker 5 Colors + Multiliner SP Set, Sketching Grays

This set is a fantastic choice for anyone interested in grayscale drawing or sketching. The Copic Sketch markers blend smoothly and offer a nice range of gray tones, making it easy to create depth and shading in artwork. The dual tips (brush and chisel) are very useful for both detailed work and broader strokes. The included Multiliner SP is a great bonus—it's sturdy, refillable, and the ink holds up well under the markers without smudging. Everything feels high quality and is clearly made for long-term use. Whether you're working on illustrations, design concepts, or just casual sketching, this set is a reliable and enjoyable tool to have. Highly recommended for artists of all levels.

I've tried out several brands of alcohol ink markers (including Ohuhu, Artists Loft, and Shuttle Art), and these ones are the best! They are quite pricey, but their quality is unmatched. NIBS: I love love LOVE the brush nibs, they're much softer and more flexible than any other brand I've tried. In fact, I love them so much that I've barely even touched the chisel nibs - the brush nibs are great for coloring in both small and large areas alike! COLORS: there are just a few shades of gray, but this set covers the full spectrum from barely-not-white to black. At first, all the values felt very similar, but as I've learned to use these markers, I've learned that the color selection was definitely very well thought-out. I just need to practice more to bring out their full potential, haha. My one complaint is that this set doesn't come with a blender as well. SENT: These markers do have a noticable stink to them (as all alcohol markers do) but they're much less smelly than cheaper brands. BLEED: there have been several times when I've forgotten to place a protective sheet behind my artwork, and I've been surprised to see that there wasn't a lot of bleed into the next page. Despite having super-saturated inks, Copic markers actually don't bleed through the page that much (when working with mixed-media paper)

A new look at pens with this set. Pros: Refillable Blendable - due to being alcohol based Tips can be replaced Equisite for drawing in greyscale Easy to use even for people who never use pens to draw. Cons: - Bleed through if you use thin paper, as do prismacolor pens btw. - Not puppy proof. My puppy chewed up my n6 and i had to reorder the single and it cost me 10 bucks to replace. Might have been better if i just rebought the set, but pointless cus they are refillable. - More expensive than other pens on the market by worth the price considering the capabilities. - Wish the multiliner in this set had a thinner tip, but works okay regardless.

I bought these for a gift. Great quality. No complaints.

Excellent product- Exactly what I needed- Go here really fast also-

I use these pens a lot, but after not too long the N0 ran out of ink. I use them all about the same amount so I thought this was odd, I just got new ink, but the other pens all lasted weeks longer. Besides that, this is a good range of markers! Thought it was nice it came with a lining pen! ALSO IMPORTANT PSA FOR BEGINNERS!: IF YOU USE A DARK PEN, DOTN USE A LIGHT PEN ONTOP OF IT, IT WILL ABSORB THE INK AND SCREW UP THE VALUES OF THE LIGHTER PEN!

I’ve tried the cheaper brands for black and white// grayscale markers — Ohuhu, Tom Bow (water-based), that one Walmart brand for alcohol markers I don’t remember the name of… While Copic is on the pricier end of markers, they are the only ones Ive tried that have a good, reliable grayscale set. Other markers usually waver unpredictably between warm tints of yellow/orange and cooler hints of blue between their different shades— an issue you might not expect if you are used to the consistency of Copics grayscale sets. The neutrals feel like actual neutral grays, and Copic further offers warm grey options and cool grey options that are neatly separated outside their standard grayscale pack. This is absolutely the time to spend a little extra if you usually buy other marker brands for other colors. (I use grayscale markers for interior/exterior design concepts, thumbnails, character design concepts, and storyboarding + film studies) (PS. The pen that comes with this set is wonderful as well.)

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