Markers 9-Piece Multiliner Inking Pen Set B-2, Black (MLB2)

Ok....I'm an artist and I have bought every marker or pen on the market for my artwork. Finally, I found my favorites. Not only does this set come with 9 pens, but there are more fine tip sizes then larger, as that is what I use the most of. I use a lot of different mediums to paint with and I have been looking for the perfect black fine tipped pens to do my detail work, that won't smear with any paints I use. Another amazing thing about these pens, if you have ever resined before, you will see that when you resin on top of your painting with these pens as details, they won't smear. Most pens do smear when you seal, use another paint, or just brush over it by accident with your hand. After all the money I have spent on detail pens, finally these are the keepers. I will continue to purchase these forever. You get what you pay for. I will forever be a customer of Copic.

I'm Shizuko, I'm a young artist (14 soon to be 15 if you're wondering how young) in advanced art classes and I'm always looking for the best art products. I draw well with a mouse but I had been on a hiatus from digital art and decided to improve on traditional. My pends that I previously had (normal dollar store 0.1-1.6 pens) were WAY to thick to get neat line art. When I saw these I heard quite a bit of good things about them, so I tried them out. I'm not disappointed at all. :3 My advice is be very gentle with the smaller tips (0.03 & 0.05 most) other wise you'll wear them down too much or break them. When thickening lines try using the next size up pen so you don't get a rough look unless you have a really steady hand. The ink is a very good black and works great when I use watercolours, it doesn't get wet and get messy on water contact. If you're travelling make sure to put them in a safe place, they're a bit delicate. The lines are crisp and dark, so they're perfect for my manga drawings. Don't expect all of them to have brush tips, only the BS and BM sized ones in this set have the brush tip. The others are normal nubs. If you are using the salt texture technique on watercolours make sure ALL the salt is gone before putting this pen on the paper for signatures or corrections ect. otherwise the tip will get a bit dry. Don't leave the caps off even if you'll only be gone for a little while. Over-all the pens are definitely worth their price and got to my house shortly. They work great and have a long life span if you know how to treat your supplies correctly. Definitely don't give them to little children though. The ink runs smoothly and the strokes feel nice against the paper, other pens I've had are kind of rough on strokes. Definitely a great buy. (Another tip: If you're using coloured pencils and don't like super dark lines use the smallest ones and make very light strokes.)

These markers are easy to use , and have different size tips , different shades of color there is also pen tips and marker tips .

I would say they go on par with micron and ohuhu fineliners! I love that copic has color variety in the fineliner pens. One thing though is the cost. But if youre willing to put in some money for a high quality product such as this one, then it's worth it! It glides smoothly on paper and is muted in tone.

Idk if its been sitting in the back of the warehouse or something but it came really dusty and really scratched. Tested the pens and they were good so I will be keeping.

I've had these for a few months, and I've used every marker in this case. They draw exceptionally cleanly, and the black ink looks good on paper. They feel high quality to the touch as well. I haven't needed to replace the ink or the tips, but one of the reasons I bought this set is because it's capable of refilling and replacing. I don't like the feeling of throwing things away and buying new ones, so this feels a bit better for me. I did try unplugging the back and removing the tips, and they are securely fixed but easy enough to remove with a little effort. Overall, fantastic markers.

Sepia is my favorite color in the copic liners. They are great. I'm always careful with them. They are somewhat durable - just don't press down too hard when using them.

The depth of the black of the copic ink multiliner ink is breathtaking. I read about it and knew I was ready for more than the disposable plastic Micron pens. But I didn’t want to go back to fountain or dip pens. I’m a clutz and an artist and I just don’t need those kind of messes in my life. I got an insane deal on these on Prime day. So I got to try out all the nibs. Few things…. They have a larger girth that any disposable drawing/technical pen I’ve found before and that’s huge for me. The less I have to grip, the longer my grip lasts. They’re metal, and therefore cool to the touch. Not cold, cool. A soothing cool. I can get lost drawing for 10-12 hours at a time sometimes, and being perfectly weighted matters. This is the first technical pen I’ve come across that feels like an extension of my hand. If you’re coming from Prismacolor or Staedler, these are gonna feel big. Coming from Sakura Micron, they’re feel more like luxury than big. Sakura makes a metal case for their pens to give a feel like Copic’s SP. I didn’t realize the numbering of Sakura’s Micron pens are exclusive to their own line, so that was an odd learning curve for me. An 01 is a .25 with everyone else. So getting to use Copic’s .03 is pretty insane and frankly, for me, novelty. I post couple artist trading cards I drew with the .1, .2 and the brush pen from this set. The one with the hexagons, I used cool grey Tombow dual brush pens to shade as well as a disposal Copic multiliner .3 in grey for the series of vertical lines. Didn’t effect the depth of the black in any way. The one with the orbs, I used Faber-Castell’s Pitt Artist Brush Pens in Cool Greys and it definitely had some lift. However, aware of this, the hexagon doodle came after and I may have slightly compensated by laying down a little more black. Hard to say for sure. Both are on white Strathmore Bristol Smooth. I have found the refills available on Amazon yet, but a simple google search brought me several options that worked out effortlessly. The nibs and inks can be changed with a coin by the tool is available here on Amazon for a few bucks. If you steer clear of paper with a lot of tooth, you won’t have to change those nibs as often. If you’re a pen and ink junkie, or even a hard core zentangler or zen doodler, these are pretty awesome sauce.

Après la mort de mes liner faber, j'ai opté pour les copic marque réputé et surtout parce que rechargeable. Juste exceptionnel. De la prise en main qui est complètement d'une autre qualité. C'est fou comme j'ai senti de suite la différence au niveau du confort. Sur les différents layout que j'ai , Ohuhu notamment, ça glisse tout seul un vrai plaisir. Il y a une vraie différence visible de taille entre chaque liner on peut vraiment exploiter le plein potentiel des épaisseurs. Pour les ombrages en hachures c'est top. Le débit de l'encre est nickel. D'un noire très opaque. La brush comme un pinceau a encre de chine il faut faire attention de pas frotte tant que c'est pas sec sinon ça peut baver mais autrement vraiment super. Un vrai coup de coeur. Je recommande a 10000% La livraison malgres les derniers com qui me faisaient un peu peur, je pensais que j'aurais peu de chance de recevoir ma pochette mais en fait ascendia a été top. Des usa a la maison ,12jours . Un délai largement raisonnable pour les USA. Donc je mets 5 étoiles parce que autant le produit que le transporteur tout est nickel.

I have used sakura pigma micron last 3 years. And I thought they were the best but micron gets smudged slightly by water. copic multiliner doesn't smudge at all. Sizes are little different than micron though. Good for Urban sketching where u use water color.

Amazing product

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