CopicCiao Coloured Marker Pen - Set of 36 E, For Art & Crafts, Colouring, Graphics, Highlighter, Design, Anime, Professional & Beginners, Art Supplies & Colouring Books

A birthday present for granddaughter who was very pleased with them. To me they seem a tad expensive for what is essentially a box of felt tips, but then my memory of them dates back to the first ones I ever got back in the early 60s and cost a shilling. They were great for about 20 minutes, by which time the fine point had worn to a round blob, and after an hour the pen was empty.My granddaughter has produced several lovely pictures since she got her box and has not mentioned the points wearing out or the pens emptying and as I believe the pens can be refilled and the tips replaced perhaps they are better value than those I had in the 60s.Time will tell...

Great range of colours and comes with a lovely Copic branded case with extra space for open stock be it Ciao/ Sketch markers, wich can comfortably hold two Posca white pens in one slot.The zipped pocket on the back of the case is also large enough to store at least nine fine liners!👍👍I purchased this set for just under £44, as an add on to the 36 Copic Ciao setC my Daughter received for Christmas.This set was out of stock at Christmas (via Prime) so I ordered it as soon as it became available from the Amazon warehouse to save extra customs costs.This set is genuine and as amazing as the rest of the Ciaos my Daughter is soo happy to own.10/10 yet again!Would highly recommend this set as a starter set for any Manga drawing loving teen as a birthday or Christmas present.

These pens are supposed to be amazing, and they certainly feel nice to write with. BUT two of the colours are so pale as to be invisible in artificial light, and the other three are weak and streaky. I would return them, but apparently that is not allowed because their ink is alcohol-based.

Absolutely awful skin tone pens I was happy to get some as I’ve seen great reviews on these and for £20 they are not cheap for pens and I opened them up tried them on my paper. bear in mind this is the first time opening them and they were all dried up and unusable will be getting a refund and buying other skin tone pens so upset because I wanted to finish the drawing I was doing but I will have NOW wait 14 days thanks Copic!!

These are great marker pens, pigmented, smooth and easy to use and hold. They look great too and the colours are vibrant and blend well. The extra pen is a great addition to outline works too. However I have a few other brands of alcohol markers too, and wanted to see for myself what the hype was all about regarding copics, and I personally found that a cheaper brand that worked out around 1/5th of the price per marke was just as good quality and they really had no difference between them in all aspects.

what can you say there Copics they do what there supposed to do at a very high quality and some may say a high price the Ciao are the price-friendly version of the range but with no loss of quality because of the cheaper price the ink is the same as the better markers and can be refilled.

A set of five coloured pens and one black fine-liner which are ideal for many skin tones. The pens have a beautiful brush tip which will make colouring and shading very easy. I bought these as a set to try the Copic brand and will definitely be buying more. They are quite expensive, but you get what you pay for, and I feel they are well worth the expense if you are serious about your alcohol markers.

Copic are undoubtedly the gold standard in markers. This range is beautiful, blending so easily with great colour pay off. The fine liner is a nice addition too, but be sure that the ink has dried before going over it with the markers!