CopicSketch, Ultra-blendable Alcohol Markers, 72pc Set E

One of my hobbies is making cards. These work perfectly with my stamped images. Love these markers!

These are very good marker. Shades with ease.It's pricey. The shipment is longer than expected.

The markers are fine but the case is completely broken which caused some markers to have the caps off and some got all over the place

Came packaged well and came super fast (especially because I paid extra for faster shipping). The markers are great and this was the best price I could get ANYWHERE online. A couple of the markers, though, when I used them the first few times, went leaky on me. I don't know if it was because they were affected by the cold (because I ordered them in winter) or if it happens sometimes it if they were slightly defective. I recently bought another single marker from Micheals and it sort of did the same thing. One last thing is the printing of the number and color name on a few of the markers on one side were a litter faded. But I'm still pretty happy with my 72 markers!

I wish I could take photos but I excitedly took it off, it was packaged beautifully, there were several layers of wrap to make sure the product wasn’t damaged in any way, at first I hesitated to buy it because there were several reviews of markers leaking but I had no problems with the markers, I highly recommend them.

If I could only purchase one type of marker for my card making, Copic Markers would be the only one I would purchase. The quality of the product is far superior, in my opinion to any other marker on the market.

My daughter uses these for her landscape architecture classes at Cal Poly. She loves them and people who use Prism markers all say they wish they would have gotten these, even though they are expensive, she will have them for her career, they are refillable and the tips when they wear out can be exchanged for new ones.

Copic Markers in general are great tools for art people. That's being said, I want to warn all potential customers: set E is the least interesting for those who are debating to buy their first set of markers: it contains all the lightest and almost transparent colors. 19 markers of 72 (!!!) have codes x00, x000, x0000, that are almost invisible on white paper when applied once. The other markers are unbalanced in color spectrum: it has only a few Bxx (Blue) and Yxx (Yellow), and lots of RVxx and BGxx. Buy this set only if you have at least one other set (A, B, C, D) with intense colors.I was also upset to see that 3 of my new markers are leaking (although it is better than having dry markers...)