Copic acrea: Marker Features
Hello Copic readers! In our previous blog, we discussed the basics of how to use acrea. In today’s blog, we’ll discuss the acrea color range and introduce 4 ways you can use these new paint markers. And with that, let’s get started by taking a look at the color chart below! Above are the 24 Copic acrea colors, which can...
How to Use Copic Acrea
Happy New Year Copic readers! In our previous blog, we wrapped up our discussion on how to use Acrea on various weights and types of papers. In today’s blog, we...
12 Colors on Wheel Explained
Explaining the 12 Colors in the Color Wheel How do the colors on the wheel correlate with Copic markers? The common color wheel has 12 colors on...
Intro to Copic Classic 2
Copic Classic: 1 marker, endless possibilities! How to use the Standard Broad and Standard Fine nibs, how to blend without a brush nib, and examples of art using Classic. The...
Intro to Copic Classic 1
Overview and Introduction to Copic Classic Explain the basic differences between these 2 types of pens The Classic marker was the first marker made by Too Corporation in 1987....
Other Pens: Gasenfude + Drawing Pens
Copic Special Pens: Gasenfude + Drawing Pens These pens are Copic-proof, meaning that you can color with Copic markers on top and the ink won’t smear! When...
Mutliliner vs Multiliner SP
Multiliner vs Multiliner SP: what's the difference? Explain the basic differences between these 2 types of pens The Copic brand is primarily known for their high-quality markers,...
An INKtroduction to COPIC INK
Take a tour of our brand-new refill product! When listing off the best things about Copic, #1 is always "they're refillable." Buying a Copic Marker isn't something you pick...
Intro to the 0 Colorless Blender
Get the most out of your Colorless Blender with these techniques! Intro to the 0 Colorless Blender The Copic color "0" is basically an alcohol marker but without any pigment,...
Copic Color Wheel
With 358 colors, sometimes it can be a challenge knowing where to start with Copic Markers. Or maybe the challenge isn't in getting started, but in where to go next--maybe...
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