Copic markers are not waterproof; they are alcohol-based and can be blended with each other or with certain solutions, but they are not designed to be waterproof once dry. While they are permanent on most surfaces, they can be reactivated with alcohol, so they may not be suitable for projects requiring true permanence or waterproofing. Always test on the intended surface for best results.
Copic blenders are specifically designed to work with Copic markers, which are alcohol-based. While they can blend colors effectively within the Copic range, using them on other types of markers, such as water-based or permanent markers, may not yield the same results. The effectiveness largely depends on the ink composition of the other markers. For best results, it's recommended to use Copic blenders with Copic markers.
I suggest to go to youtube and search "copic marker tutorial" and "how to colour with copic markers" and "copic marker basics". Hope this helps!
Copic markers are alcohol-based markers used primarily for illustration. They come in a wide range of colors. They are similar to the PrismaColor graphic markers.
Markers by Letraset are a good substitute.
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"Copic" is actually a brand name, so the company responsible for making and distributing copic marks is called Copic. Copic is well known for their high-quality markers, which are targeted specifically to artists. A manga or comic artist, for example, would be a target consumer for Copic.
Copic Sketch markers come in a wide range of colors, totaling 358. These markers are part of the Copic marker family, which includes various other types, but Sketch markers are known for their flexible brush tip and ability to blend seamlessly.
You usually reserve copic markers for covers of the manga or posters. The thin part of it is for coloring in more narrow or detailed areas and the other way around for the think side that looks like a highlighter.
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