Hi, before i spend a lot of money can someone explain the difference between the copic original and copic sketch markers ? which set would be more suitable for rendering machines and battle scenes ?
Copic markers
pipecat
#2
mmm…I have the same question…listen Hys, do u know any online art shop in uk that ship worldwide? i can’t find copic markers…here is like Carthage 
a desert for artist material…
Hys
#3
i havnt even looked properly for uk stores, i was recommended them by someone i know and just went straight to the copic site and wasnt sure about the difference between the sets so i posted here, looks like even if i find out what set to get there is a mission on the horizon to get any ! (doh)
monsterboy
#4
I don’t use the markers myself, but I get my Copic MultiLiners from Cult Pens in the Uk (they also sell the full range of markers). Cult Pens are very reliable and ship internationally. I can’t recommend them enough…
pipecat
#6
Thx monsterboy…unfortunately they don’t have in store, the type of copic marker that i’m looking for…“Wide Marker” 
but i see tons of very intersting stuff in…mmmm
dbclemons
#7
The Sketch markers have a long tapered brush tip on one end. It’s replaceable, but you can’t use that tip on the original marker because the body shape is different.
The multiliners have a thin tip similar to a Rapidograph good for making thin even lines without much variation in the width.
monsterboy
#8
Line art and technical drawing. The line width does vary slightly according to pressure, ideal for outlining comic art and especially manga. They are popular with mangaka…
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