Copic Classic, Alcohol-based Markers, 12pc Set, Neutral Gray (Discontinued model: EAN 4511338002179)

(I say Lv. 2 because I started with the Multiliners for a few years.) I have already (within a month) used two of these markers to the point of needing a refill for them, and the 110 special black is not far behind--this has not been due to bad mileage, but rather they're such a joy to use that I didn't start setting them aside until now (that I'm running on E on two adjacent tones). People talk about the differences between Copic Sketch and Copic Classic markers, and now that I've got a small collection of sketch which I've used alongside these I will say that I will almost certainly buy exclusively sketch from here on out, but actually like having my grey tones in a different shape as well as having higher capacity (though I'll probably swap out the chisel for brush nibs unless I fall into a calligraphy vortex sometime soon). Ultimately they're quite expensive but work very consistently and very effectively. The growing collection feels less like being gouged and controlled by a company that knows you need it in an industry (*cough**cough*Creative Cloud) and more like leveling up on a skill tree in a game (such as Diablo II).One final note while I'm at it--I was using these on bristol board most of the time, but from the one occasion I used a copic marker paper I would say the marker paper worked just a liiiittle better and prevent quite a bit of absorption, which will save you on ink in the long haul! The windmill pic is on copic marker paper and the weird altar is on bristol, in case that offers some kind of comparison~

I LOVE these! Theres enough values in the pack to do some nice tonal drawings and much more fun than pencil. I liked them so much I ended up getting an empty marker and mixing a custom color of N0 and colorless blender for a very faint line to cut out the need for pencil entirely. This was an accidental order as I meant to get the copic sketch but these originals are much better for actually sketching because of thier hard pointy tip. I changed out the big chisel tip for a brush tip for the perfect set. I also ended up getting the warm greys and toner greys too and I find that they are very different so its worth it! I tend to hate cold blue greys so I didnt get the cools - the neutral set makes for a nice cool grey (to my eyes) without going at all blue, the toner greys actually seem very neural to me and the warm greys are very pleasant - leaning into brown

Great for illustration, have saturated color and blend beautifully. Quality is fantastic.As a novice using a graphic marker for the first time, they did take some getting used to, but I'm confident the learning curve won't be terrible. Versatile with the two tips. I look forward to using them more, and will be buying more sets of colors in the future.

Copic Marker Greyscale is an excellent choice for artists seeking to create depth and dimension in their work. The set features a range of greyscale markers that allow for smooth blending and shading, making it ideal for illustrations, manga, and more.### Pros:- Blendability: The alcohol-based ink blends seamlessly, allowing for smooth transitions between shades, which is perfect for achieving realistic shadows and highlights.- Versatility: The range of greyscale shades—from light to dark—provides artists with the flexibility to create various effects and styles.- Quality: Copic markers are renowned for their high-quality ink and durable nibs, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.### Cons:- Price: They can be on the pricier side, which may not be suitable for every budget. However, the quality often justifies the investment.- Limited Color Range: While the greyscale set is excellent for monochromatic work, it may not be ideal for those looking to incorporate vibrant colors.### Conclusion:Overall, Copic Marker Greyscale is a fantastic tool for artists who work in black and white. The ability to blend and layer shades effectively makes these markers a valuable addition to any artist's toolkit!

I love copics. I find this gray set very useful. This is the second I’ve bought. One of the markers came dry. I didn’t send them back because I was in the middle of a project and didn’t want to delay further while I waited for a new box.Yes, these are easy beginners but they are artist grade markers and an overall excellent product.

My son is an Industrial Design student in college and does a lot of drawing. He has been using them the last few weeks and he loves them. He can blend colors and put white over black. Worth the money!

This kit had a fine tip and a wide tip. I was looking for more of a paintbrush tip but not a huge deal. They were for my son who is just getting into marker art. They are great for shading. Very high quality stuff. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for.

I love these markers. It took me a while to get used to the fine tip because I thought they had brush tips when I bought them (thats on me). I grew to really enjoy them!

Llegaron secos! No sirven

Great product!

Super. La livraison rapide

Rotuladores de alcohol Copic gris neutro. Se nota la diferencia entre la gama de gris frio, calido y estos. ¿Caros? comparando su uso con las marcas más baratas se nota la diferencia. Todo depende de lo exigente que es cada persona con el material y el resultado que espera de su ilustración.Lo mejor se pueden comprar sueltos. Son recargables y cambiar las puntas.

Die Copics sind wie zu erwarten super für meine Zeichnungen. Mit der Spitze und dem Keil sind sie perfekt für alle Anforderungen. Ware kam 8 Tage schneller als anfangs angekündigt. Sehr zu meiner Freude.