Copic Alcohol Markers

Copic markers were created in Japan in 1987 specifically for professional use — for graphic designers, architects, fashion illustrators, and manga artists who needed markers that were refillable, had replaceable nibs, and blended with the precision their work demanded. Nothing about Copic was designed for the casual user. The alcohol-based ink blends seamlessly between colours, dries quickly without streaking, and is available in 358 individual shades — more than any other marker brand. The Sketch marker, with its flexible brush nib and broad chisel, became the standard tool for professional comic book colouring and fashion plate illustration. The Ciao offers the same ink system in a more accessible format. The Multiliner inking pens provide the fine-line detail that sits beneath finished colour work. Copic is expensive because the product justifies the investment — refillable, long-lasting, and producing results that no cheaper alternative matches. Professionals choose it once and rarely look elsewhere.