• Copic Sketch markers are Copic’s most popular markers.
• A range of high-quality markers for illustration, manga and professional drawing.
• Perfect for colouring images and stamp prints.
• They can be used on paper, fabric, wood, plastic and other surfaces.
• They feature two tips: a chisel tip and a brush tip for quick sketching.
• The colours can be mixed to create shading and colour gradients.

• Alcohol-based ink.
• Permanent marker.
• Quick-drying.
• Non-toxic, acid-free.
• Approximate shelf life of 3 years.
• 1.8 ml each.

Presented in a handy transparent protective box, which allows you to see the arrangement of all the colours and protects them from dust and dirt.
Markers: Y11, Y13, Y15, YR04, YR24, R02, R08, RV11, RV29, V09, B05, B06, B14, B29, B32, B39, G07, G17, G21, G28, YG03, E09, E29, E33, C1, C3, C7, C9, W1, W3, W5, W7, W9, 100, 110

How do I identify the colours?

The numbering corresponds to the colour type, saturation and brightness.

The letters represent the colours, which 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 are C (Cold), T (Toner), N (Neutral) and W (Warm); the fluorescents are F (Fluorescent); and finally, Extra 100 (Black), 110 (Special Black) and Blender.

In addition to the letter, it also includes numbers; the first digit indicates saturation and the second, brightness. For saturation, 0 is the purest and most intense colour and 9 is the greyest shade. The second digit, which represents brightness, ranges from 0 (the palest) to 9 (the darkest).