Who doesn't know Copic? Who hasn't heard of them? π
High quality with a legendary design – Copic trace their origins back to 1987 in Tokyo as part of the Too Corporation. Copic markers are prized for their durability and premium alcohol-based ink.
From the very beginning of the brand , Kopikβs vision has stood out from that of other manufacturers with its eco-friendly focus: all colors are designed to be reused and offer the option to refilland replacing the tips. Last but not least, with its unrivaled variety of a staggering 358 shades, Copic unlocks endless creative possibilities.
One refill for each Kopik marker extends its life 5 to 9 times. In this way, the manufacturer significantly reduces plastic waste and opposes single-use products.
Kopic offers refill ink in all its colors, as well as replacement tips for damaged ones. Many artists have found that, with proper storage and care, a marker can last them for over 10 years.
Where does the name "Copic" come from?
PThe need for alcohol markers arose as early as the middle of the last century. At that time, designers used photocopies of their sketches for coloring. In those years, however, Every available medium smudged the ink on the copy. The first 71 Copic colors were created precisely as a solution This problem was solved by the name Copic, which comes from the word “copy”, and the light gray color was chosen to resemble that of a photocopier. Today, the brand’s original square design is distinguished in the Copic Classic series.
We don't need many markers,
so we can start painting with Kopik. This is due to the subtle shades, which can be layered and blended together to create different intensities and derivative colors. So, by purchasing 3 colors, we have a total of 12 shades. And the quick-drying, nearly odorless alcohol-based ink is formulated so as not to damage the paper, even with repeated use.
The palette of 358 colors is arranged so that color selection is completely intuitive. The range is organized into different color families, blending groups, and levels of saturation. The shades are extremely similar to one another.
Pencils aren't just for professional artists,
Kopik is for creators of all ages and skill levels. They are a versatile choice for sketching, illustration, manga, design, and hobby coloring. For beginners, they offer the opportunity to experiment with this medium and hone their skills in color mixing, blending, and shading in their illustrations. For more experienced artists, Copic markers represent professional Japanese quality, reliability, and durability.
Author: Martina Petrova
