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Special Price €86.70 Regular Price €102.00
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Copic Classic 12 Bright Colours Markers Fabric Case is available to buy in increments of 1

Copic Classic 12 Bright Colours Markers Fabric Case

  • Copic Classic markers are the most classic ones of the brand, used for decades by professionals from different sectors.
  • Range of high quality markers, for illustration, manga and professional drawing.
  • Perfect for colouring images and stamps.
  • Can be used on paper, cloth, wood, plastic and other surfaces.
  • They have two tips, bevelled and fine bullet tip for quick sketches.
  • Colours can be mixed to create shadows and colour gradients.

Features:

  • Alcohol-based ink.
  • Permanent marker.
  • Fast drying.
  • Non-toxic, acid free.
  • Approximate life of 3 years.
  • Body: square
  • Capacity: 2.5 ml each.

Presented in a comfortable transparent protective box, it allows you to see the arrangement of all colours and protects them from dust and dirt.

Markers: B06, B29, E37, G07, G16, R08, R27, RV09, V06, Y06, YR07, 100. 

How do I recognize colours?

The numbering is according to the type of colour, saturation and brightness.

On the one hand, the letters represent the colours they are: BV (Blue Violet), V (Violet), RV (Red Violet), R (Red), YR (Yellow Red), Y (Yellow), YG (Yellow Green), G (Green), GB (Green Blue), B (Blue) and E (Earth) the greys C (Cold), T (Toner), N (Neutral) and W (Warm) the fluorescent F (Fluorescent) and finally Extra 100 (Black), 110 (Special Black) and Blender.

In addition to the letter also includes figures, the first digit indicates saturation and the second, brightness. In saturation, 0 is the purest and most intense colour and 9 is the opposite. The second digit is the brightness represented by the scale of 0 the as the palest and 9 the darkest colour.

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Copic Classic 12 Bright Colours Markers Fabric Case