COPIC Classic Coloured Marker Pen - Set of 72 A, For Art & Crafts, Colouring, Graphics, Highlighter, Design, Anime, Professional & Beginners, Art Supplies & Colouring Books

There are a lot of reviews saying that this item is 'misleading' or 'inaccurate'. These pens are produced by the company Too, which is the company that also produces Copic markers. So they are related to Copic and most consider them under the category of 'Copic'.These pens are absolutely stunning! I have never come across prettier pens in my life. When they say 'twinkling like stars' they aren't lying! Though I would not advise you to colour with only these but rather add glitter accents. MaxxStephen DEFINATELY knows how to use them the right way! If you are thinking of getting these but are not sure, I would get them. I ordered this first set and within seconds of using them I instantly wanted the second (in fact it is on the way right now!). These have been an amazing addition to my art supplies.

Considerations aside - these are the BEST marker sets you can purchase and for best results I find the combined use with the Copic paper makes for a better image - Like any of you reading the reviews I was concerned about the purchase of these due to the initial expense. My daughter is heavily into graphic art and had seen these used by professionals. She is due to start her A-Levels and wanted to support her work going forward so I took the plunge. The expense is justified these are defiantly not for people to scribble with they are a professional tool and I would recommended that anyone considering purchasing these ensure this is suitable for their intended medium before proceeding. However it is worth noting for the more serious user that like any valued tool this is an investment and it should be recognised that these are refillable and reusable with replacement nibs available etc - knowing that these will have a service life of several years does dull the pain of the initial outlay.

They write really good, maybe little bit too expensive but they worth it.

I brought these pens to make my artwork more glittery and eye catching. I heard about these pens from an artist on Instagram called maxxstephen and his artwork is absolutely beautiful, also these pens are made by the same company who makes copics,(you can find this info out on wiki.) so that's why copics is in the name and all the bad reviews for this product are because the packaging doesn't say copic on it.I would definitely recommend to other fellow artist and it is well worth the money.

I really like the pens that work; easy gliding lay down and good sparkle, although the sparkle is a bit sparce in the ping and baby blue pens.

I quite liked these pens, in fact, I liked them so much so that I bought Set B as well. In my opinion they are NOT for lots of coverage, they are best for accenting. They can come across as scratchy, but they also lend some beautiful sparkle to small areas and I quite like them.

Firstly I would like to say that these are not Copic Markers nor do they say Copic anywhere on the packaging. I originally requested a refund as I was quite angry that I felt the title was misleading (and it is) however after reading the reviews I thought I would give them to my daughter as planned for Christmas.They are great pens and would make a nice gift for someone how loves to draw and doodle. The nib is very small and so I would only recommend they are used for small areas, you could colour and shade larger areas but it would tale time. They are excellent for using over another colour and adding depth and dimension and they have a glittery/metallic finish.They are good quality and I would recommend but false advertising has left me no choice but to mark them down.

Bought these for our son, who is an illustrator. He is delighted with them.