Marker set COPIC Ciao 2D Brilliant Palette with 1.0 mm and 6.0 mm nibs, 6 markers

COPIC Ciao 2D Brilliant Palette marker set contains six dual-tip alcohol-based markers created for layout, illustration and design applications. Each marker combines a 1.0 mm fine nib for precise linework and a 6.0 mm broad chisel/brush-style nib for coverage and expressive strokes. The ink delivers consistent flow and is formulated for smooth blending and layering on compatible papers used in sketching and rendering.

Advantages

The set provides a compact selection of coordinated colors suitable for quick palettes and detailed work. Dual nibs offer versatility between fine detailing and broad coverage without changing tools. Alcohol-based ink dries relatively fast, allowing for effective layering and soft gradations. Marker bodies are lightweight and refillable-compatible with a consistent ink reservoir for steady color output.

Suitable for

• Concept sketching and preliminary design layouts
• Illustration, character design and comic art
• Rendering, color studies and presentation boards
• Fashion sketching and product design mockups
• Blending practice and mixed-media marker techniques

Key specifications

• Number of markers: 6
• Nib types: 1.0 mm fine nib and 6.0 mm broad chisel/brush-style nib
• Ink type: alcohol-based, blendable
• Body: lightweight, dual-ended marker housing
• Typical uses: sketching, illustration, rendering, layout work

How to use

Select the appropriate nib for the required stroke — use the 1.0 mm fine nib for outlines, details and precise hatching, and the 6.0 mm broad chisel/brush-style nib for washes, fills and dynamic strokes. Work on marker-compatible, bleed-resistant paper for best results. For blending, lay down a base tone and quickly apply adjacent colors while the ink is still wet, or use a colorless blender to soften transitions. Cap markers after use to prevent nib drying and store horizontally to maintain even ink distribution.

Usage recommendations

Test colors on a scrap of the project paper before final application to verify appearance and blending behavior. Use light, layered strokes to build saturation gradually and avoid oversaturation in a single pass. Replace nibs if fraying appears to preserve stroke quality.