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We are excited to introduce Copic acrea, a brand new extension to our range of markers that will expand creative expression yet with the beautiful in use experience that you expect from Copic. The name acrea comes from the fusion of aqua (water) and create, a new water-based paint marker designed to elevate your creative expressions with complete freedom.
Copic acrea offers a distinctive selection of water and pigment-based paint markers with 24 opaque shades ranging from snow-white to juicy pastels and shiny metallics. The versatility unleashes endless creative possibilities since you can work on a variety of materials such as paper, glass, iron, plastic, and fabric with flat and streak-free results. They also works perfectly on artworks created with our alcohol-based markers, you can easily add highlights and finishing details. The sleek matte design allows for an easy grip while the fine 0.8mm nib is optimized for intricate detailing and delivers a smooth ink flow for a seamless drawing or writing experience.
The serene matte exterior and lightweight design allows for an effortless grip with control. The versatile 0.8mm line width works perfectly for both writing and drawing, enjoy the smooth ink flow and glide of the nib for seamless creative expression.
The water-based pigment ink can be applied on endless materials and colored surfaces including stone, wood, plastic, mirror, glass, steel, and fabric. The non-toxic, odorless ink is waterproof and lightfast once dry.
Ranging from cute pastels to essential monochromes, metallics for a shiny touch and snow white, the ultimate tool to add highlights, perfect also for finishing touches when working with Copic alcohol-based markers. Any color can be applied on any color with flat and streak-free results.
Snow White
Rich Black
Cool Gray
Sepia
Gold
Silver
Flamingo Pink
Tomato Red
Mandarin Orange
Lemon Yellow
Leaf Green
Sky Blue
Lilac
Coral Pink
Custard Beige
Cream Yellow
Apple Green
Turquoise Blue
Pansy
Dark Rose
Red Bean
Mustard Yellow
Peacock Green
Indigo Blue
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With the cap closed, shake well before each use to ensure the ink flow is smooth.
2
Remove the cap and, if necessary, scribble on a piece of scratch paper until the ink comes out.
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After use, close the cap firmly until it clicks.
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Repeat step 1 each time you use the pen to ensure the ink flow is smooth. If the ink does not come out well, repeat steps 1 and 2.
Copic acrea is for everyone since it is so easy and versatile to create on many surfaces,
we asked artists to test it out and share their work for inspiration,
we will add more so keep checking out this space and our social channels for more creative expressions.
Creator and Illustrator As a former nursery school teacher and now a mother of one, she draws from her personal experiences to share tips on illustration and creative play ideas. She focuses on creating excitement not just for children but also for adults. Her relatable illustrations and innovative childcare ideas have gained popularity, resulting in collaborations with childcare media and book publications, thus expanding her range of activities.
Freelance Illustrator and Artist As a freelance illustrator and artist, she works on card game illustrations while also creating vibrant artwork featuring uniquely colored girls using traditional media like Copic markers.
It all began with my part-time job at the café, where I found joy in doodling on the chalkboard every day. Before I knew it, it turned into more than just a job – it became my calling. Recently, I've embarked on a new venture by founding "WHW!" – an abbreviation for "What a Hand-Written World!" – a community dedicated to celebrating the art of hand-drawn creations. Additionally, I've launched a breakfast spot named "EENY BREAKFAST & SHOP". Slowly but surely, I'm bringing my aspirations to life.
Based in Kyoto Prefecture, she's an illustrator and writer known for her delicate touch with alcohol markers. Her art, often described as gentle and ethereal, is showcased at events, exhibitions, and online. You can also find her techniques featured in popular instructional books like 'Mastering Dreamy Colors! Copic Improvement Making' and 'Perfecting Techniques with 20 Recommended Colors by Popular Illustrators!'
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