![]() As a result, these markers may seem like they run out of ink a bit faster than the others. However, the wider nib also means that they lay down color at a faster rate than any of the other markers. Of all Copics, the Wide markers can hold the most ink. This means less opportunity for overlapping strokes, which will make your colors look smoother. The width of the nib allows you to cover the area in fewer passes. This nib makes the marker ideal for filling in large blank areas with even, uniform colors. It is a firmer, angled chisel nib that is 3/4″ wide – far broader than the Medium Broad or Standard Broad nibs available on other markers. If you’ve been reading through the information on the other markers in the product line, you can probably guess what this nib is like. They come with standard with the Extra Broad nib. All other Copic markers are double-sided, with a different nib on each end. The Wide marker is unique in that it only has single end for coloring. Still, the 36 different shades have good variety and are spread throughout the whole color wheel. ![]() That is just over 10% – not the greatest selection. They are only available in 36 of the 358 colors in the Copic color palette. Use the links below to view current Amazon prices:Ĭopic Wides have a very limited color selection. Considering the large array of colors and the unmatched variety of nibs, you’re doing yourself a disservice by not considering Copic Classics for your coloring toolkit. This tip will turn any Classic marker into a formidable blending tool. While a blending nib does not come standard with the Classics, it can be purchased additionally. Many colorists like Copics because of their incredible blending ability. Our ThoughtsĬopic Classics are definitely under-represented in the coloring world. Still, the corners are rounded, so be careful jostling your coloring surface too much, or these markers could start moving. The square barrel keeps these markers from rolling around too much when placed on their sides. Despite their size, they are still comfortable and easy-to-use in smaller hands. They are the largest of the three double-ended Copic markers. Square ShapeĬopic Classics are large markers. If you want the longest-lasting Copic marker, look no further than the Classic. The Classic’s ink capacity is second only to the Wide marker line. You can refill a Classic marker nine times from one Various Ink Container. With a full set of nine unique nibs, the Classic can easily become the most versatile marker of the four. There are also 6 other additional nibs for you to purchase and experiment with. Never fear, as there is a Brush nib that is compatible with Copic Classics. While it is still an alcohol marker, the lack of the Super Brush nib makes the Classic less suitable for blending. It is firmer, smaller, and rounder than the Super Brush nib, but is similarly used for detail work. The Standard Fine nib is a bit different. It is a little bit larger, but boasts the same firmness and slanted chisel tip that makes filling in larger empty spaces a breeze. The Standard Broad nib very similar to the Medium Broad nib that comes with other types of Copics. Out-of-the-box, these markers include a Standard Broad tip and a Standard Fine tip. Unlike the other double-ended markers in the series, the Classic comes with different nibs. There is not a direct overlap between the two color selections – certain colors are unique to the Ciao line and certain colors are unique to the Classic line. You might assume that there are only 34 additional colors available to the Classic as opposed to the Ciao, but that’s not the case. With 214 available shades, you will have no trouble finding the Classic in the color you are looking for. The Classic is a nice middle-ground between the Ciao and the Sketch in terms of color variety. The Ciao is the smallest Copic marker, which means it gets the most refills from one ink container. You can refill a Ciao marker fifteen times from one Various Ink Container. The thicker nib makes it more difficult to color in tight spaces, though. It works more like a highlighter it’s great for filling in big areas. The Medium Broad nib is is stiffer and has a chisel point. It is great for smooth blending and shading. The Super Brush comes to a point and can bend and flex. Regardless, the Ciao comes with perhaps the two most versatile Copic nibs. ![]() This is another double-ended marker, but with no additional nib options. These are the only two tips that will fit the Ciao. ![]() The Ciao comes standard with a Super Brush nib and a Medium Broad nib. If necessary, you can mix and match marker types to get all the colors. Most colorists should have no problem making due with 180 colors. The Ciao comes in 180 colors, which is about half of the colors Copic offers. ![]()
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