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COPIC® Sketch 72PC Marker Set B

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COPIC® Sketch 72PC Marker Set BThe COPIC Sketch 72PC Marker Set (B) includes a well balanced variety from every COPIC color family, specially curated for illustrations, character drawings, and general design. Combine all COPIC Sketch 72PC Marker Sets: A, B, C, D and E to get the complete 358 COPIC Sketch color range (note: E00 & 100 would be duplicated). COPIC Sketch 72PC Marker Set (E) includes: Cool Gray No. 0 C0, Cool Gray No. 2 C2, Cool Gray No. 4 C4, Cool Gray No. 6 C6, Cool

The COPIC® Sketch 72PC Marker Set (B) includes a well-balanced variety from every COPIC® color family, specially curated for illustrations, character drawings, and general design.

Combine all COPIC® Sketch 72PC Marker Sets: A, B, C, D and E to get the complete 358 COPIC® Sketch color range (note: E00 & 100 would be duplicated).

COPIC® Sketch 72PC Marker Set (E) includes: Cool Gray No. 0 C0, Cool Gray No. 2 C2, Cool Gray No. 4 C4, Cool Gray No. 6 C6, Cool Gray No. 8 C8, Cool Gray No. 10 C10, Neutral Gray No. 1 N1, Neutral Gray No. 3 N3, Neutral Gray No. 5 N5, Neutral Gray No. 7 N7, Neutral Gray No. 9 N9, Colorless Blender 0, Frost Blue B00, Robin's Egg Blue B02, Ice Blue B12, Lapizs Lazuli B18, Baby Blue B21, Sky B24, Powder Blue B41, Smoky Blue B45, New Blue BG02, Moon White BG11, Mint Green BG13, Aqua Mint BG32, Nile Blue BG45, Duck Blue BG49, Mauve Shadow BV00, Blue Berry BV04, Grayish Lavender BV23, Pale Lavender BV31, Cotton Pearl E00, Fruit Pink E02, Lipstick Rose E04, Light Mahogany E07, Barley Beige E11, Desert Sand E13, Soft Sun E21, Brick Beige E31, Chamois E35, Leather E39, Brick White E40, Pearl White E41, Dull Ivory E43, Milky White E51, Light Walnut E57, Jade Green G00, Spectrum Green G02, Emerald Green G05, Sea Green G12, Apple Green G14, Pine Tree Green G29, Verdigris G85, Blush R20, Prawn R24, Lipstick Red R29, Garnet R39, Cardinal R59, Cerise RV06, Light Pink RV21, Dark Pink RV34, Pale Lilac V12, Mallow V15, Amethyst V17, Barium Yellow Y00, Acid Yellow Y08, Golden Yellow Y17, Acid Green YG07, Mignonette YG11, Grass Green YG17, Pale Cobalt Green YG41, Moss YG67, and Light Orange YR02

The COPIC® Sketch Marker is the standard model with an ergonomic design loved by professionals in art, illustration, and design across the globe. Refillable and available in all 358 colors in the COPIC® Color System, every artist can enjoy these for a lifetime.

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  • Dimensions: 2.4 x 12.8 x 6.1 inches
  • Item Weight: 3.1 pounds
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Real scholarship addressing difficult but important topics in history, economic history, and development. What every economist should read to think much more deeply about how institutions, culture, and human agency interact. At the same time, scholars like the three co-authors demonstrate that there still remains the possibility of doing work that isn’t larded with ideological or activist posturing. Highly recommended.
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