Marker set COPIC Ciao 220750206 — dual-tip 1.0 mm and 6.0 mm

COPIC Ciao 220750206 — dual-tip 1.0 mm and 6.0 mm is a marker set designed for illustration, sketching and layout work. Each marker features a fine 1.0 mm tip for precise lines and detail, and a broad 6.0 mm chisel tip for fast coverage and fills. The markers use solvent-based alcohol ink that blends smoothly on compatible papers and supports layered color techniques for mixed-media workflows.

Advantages

The dual-tip configuration offers both accuracy and coverage in a single tool, reducing the need to switch between pens. Alcohol-based ink dries quickly, enabling layering and soft gradations while maintaining color consistency. Durable tips resist fraying under normal use, and the set is suited to both quick sketches and more refined illustrations.

Suitable for

• Illustration and comic art
• Sketching and concept design
• Architectural and product layout sketches
• Mixed media and coloring
• Hobbyist artwork and craft projects

Key specifications

• Tip types: fine 1.0 mm tip and broad 6.0 mm chisel tip
• Ink type: alcohol-based solvent ink for blending
• Color application: smooth coverage with layering capability
• Tip durability: reinforced fibers for consistent line quality
• Compatibility: suitable for marker-friendly papers and sketchbooks

How to use

Select the fine 1.0 mm tip for detailed line work, outlines and lettering; use the 6.0 mm chisel tip for filling large areas, creating strokes with variable widths and building base layers. Work on marker-compatible paper to minimize bleed-through and feathering. For blending, apply adjacent colors while ink is still slightly wet or use layering techniques from light to dark tones. Cap markers securely after use and store horizontally to maintain even ink flow.

Usage recommendations

Test colors on a scrap of the same paper before applying to final artwork to verify appearance and blending. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to reduce fading; keep markers capped and stored in a dry, cool place. When blending large areas, work systematically to maintain wet edges for smoother transitions.