Copic Range

Alcohol Markers
Acrylic Markers
Inks
Pens
Accessories
Storage

Copic is an art materials brand of the Too Group, based on the concept of “Meeting Every Creative Need”. The brand is known for its colour markers used by customers in over 70 countries for various purposes. These versatile markers are popular for product design, architecture, fashion design, comic illustration, automotive design and crafts. Now Copic markers are distributed in more than 50 countries around the world and receiving international acclaim.

Copic Classic

Copic acrea

Copic Sketch

COPIC
PIGMENT BASED – ALCOHOL INK

COPIC Markers are highly blendable, low odour, alcohol ink markers that are perfect for scrapbooking, professional illustration, fashion design, manga and craft projects. COPIC markers apply smoothly and mix on the surface of the paper to deliver the beautiful blends these markers are renowned for. Highly durable, all the marker ranges ( incl. COPIC Ciao, COPIC Sketch, COPIC Classic , COPIC Wide) are refillable and feature replaceable nibs.

A precise coloured capping system provides for instant colour selection. With a brilliant and beautiful range of 358 colours, you are sure to find all of the colours to fit your needs!

COPIC acrea
WATER BASED PIGMENT PAINT

COPIC acrea offers a distinctive selection of water and pigment-based paint markers with opaque shades ranging from snow-white to juicy pastels and shiny metallics. The versatility unleashes endless creative possibilities since you can work on a variety of materials such as paper, glass, iron, plastic, and fabric with flat and streak-free results. They also work perfectly on artworks created with COPIC alcohol-based markers as you can easily add highlights and finishing details. The sleek matte design allows for an easy grip while the fine 0.8mm nib is optimized for intricate detailing and delivers a smooth ink flow for a seamless drawing or writing experience.

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How to use Copic Markers

How to use
Copic Markers

How to use the
Colorless Blender (No. 0)

How to
Layer Colour on Colours

How to
Refill Copic markers

How to
Create a Gradient

How to use the
Copic Airbrush Sysytem

View the
Copic Colour System Guide

Copic Landing Page

The evolution of Copic

1919
Foundation of
Izumiya

Soyo Ishii was just 28 years old when she founded the shop. Although she had young children to look after, she managed the shop with sincerity and perseverance, and earned the trust of her customers, who were painters and art students.

1987
Launch of
Copic markers

Developed to meet the need for a marker that would not dissolve copy toner, with a key criterion for the prototype to be refillable, to last longer and reduce waste. Named Copic, deriving from the word “copies”, these markers came to be what we now call COPIC Classic.

1992
Izumiya becomes the
Too Corporation


On the 70th anniversary of its foundation Izumiya changes its name to Too Corporation. At the same time, Magic Marker Corporation Japan becomes Too Marker Products.

1993
Launch of
Copic Sketch

A brand-new drawing experience is introduced which transforms the market. The innovative Super Brush with properties similar to a paint brush was quickly adopted and became the primary tool in many fields of design and crafts, with versatility as its trademark.

1994
Launch of
Copic Multiliners

Sketching and drawing pens are introduced with water-resistant pigment ink to avoid any blurring when used with COPIC markers.

To provide a more sustainable option a refillable, Multiliner SP is introduced in 2004.

1995
Launch of
Copic Airbrush

A bespoke Copic system that allows you to easily apply airbrush effects such as gradients and halftones into layouts and illustrations. The Air Can and Air Adaptor sets come complete, the system is easy to set up and use by simply attaching a Copic Classic or Sketch marker.

1998
Launch of
Copic Ciao

A new entry level graphic marker is introduced. Copic Ciao features a reduced ink volume and a carefully selected palette of colours, making it an easy marker to get started with. It comes with the same two nib types as Copic Sketch: the Super Brush and the Medium Broad.

2013
Launch of
Copic Collection’

A smartphone app was created to help users manage their Copic marker collection. Copic Collection is a free smartphone app to easily manage and search Copic products you currently own or are planning to purchase.