Review on 🖌️ Copic Marker C72A Classic 72 Color Marker Sketch Set for Architectural Design, Product Rendering, and Industrial Design; Packaged in a Clear Plastic Case - Ideal for SEO by Lori Aguirre

I've missed them for years; As a professional illustrator, I usually forgo using markers in favor of Prisma colored pencils to achieve the look/effect I want. But when I first stumbled across them I thought they might be a game changer, but I put off buying them because they were expensive. But I finally made my decision and my god they turned out better than I thought they would. Mind you, I bought these quickly and didn't realize that this set didn't have brush tips like I thought it would; I only noticed later. But I decided to give it a chance anyway; I really liked the color palette in this set compared to the brush heads in Set B. This set comes with a broad and fine tip and I have to say I think it really worked for me. At the end. My work is very detail oriented so for me the process is much easier than a brush tip. I also bought a smaller set (COPIC Ciao: Skin Tones) from another seller that comes in brush form so I could have variety and a chance to try both experiences. Some might find it harder to blend with fine tips, but personally I've found that I feel like I have more control over blending with them. Brush nibs would probably be the best tool for blending large areas on a piece of paper, but I find broad nibs work well for these situations too (despite the unpopular opinion, lol). Definitely a dream come true to get this; The quality of my art is cleaner and also faster! One of my favorite illustrators (Amanda Olleander) also uses this set, I've noticed, which makes my hasty decision to purchase this set even better for me!