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product_id: 1801940
title: "Markers Multiliner Sepia Pigment Based Ink, 4-Piece Set"
brand: "copic"
price: "653565₫"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Copic"
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# Water/alcohol-resistant ink 4 nib sizes: 0.05-0.5mm Made in Japan precision Markers Multiliner Sepia Pigment Based Ink, 4-Piece Set

**Brand:** copic
**Price:** 653565₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖋️ Elevate your art with the pen that pros swear by — don’t just draw, define your masterpiece!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Markers Multiliner Sepia Pigment Based Ink, 4-Piece Set by copic
- **How much does it cost?** 653565₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/1801940-markers-multiliner-sepia-pigment-based-ink-4-piece-set)

## Best For

- copic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted copic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Crafted in Japan:** Premium quality and reliability that professionals trust worldwide.
- • **Seamless Compatibility:** Pairs effortlessly with Copic markers for vibrant, layered artwork.
- • **Enduring Ink Performance:** Water-based pigment ink dries fast and resists smudging, perfect for long creative sessions.
- • **Precision in Every Stroke:** Ultra-fine nibs (0.05, 0.1, 0.3, 0.5mm) for detailed, flawless outlines.
- • **Designed for the Detail-Oriented:** Acid-free, archival-safe ink ideal for illustrators, comic artists, and doodlers craving precision.

## Overview

The Copic Multiliner Sepia 4-piece set features Japanese-made, water-based pigment ink pens with four precise nib sizes (0.05 to 0.5mm). Acid-free and water/alcohol-resistant after drying, these multiliners deliver smudge-proof, archival-quality lines ideal for detailed illustration, writing, and outlining. Compatible with Copic markers, they offer professional-grade durability and control favored by artists and illustrators worldwide.

## Description

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Review: REALLY good stuff - I've been exploring various types of inking mediums from felt-tip Microns to Staedtler's fineliners and even to Japanese pen nibs you dip with ink, and I was unable to find something that really worked with the way I drew. Microns weren't a true black, dried out much too quickly even when not in use, and the felt tips would wear down quickly. Staedtler's fineliners worked great, but they lacked the small sizes I needed for detailing. The Japanese nibs were also wonderful, me having brought a German ink which dried instantaneously just for it, but the lack of fluidly and control in my strokes from using nibs (ex. calligraphy pens) made outlining more of a chore than anything. Dipping was no problem, but having to keep turning my piece of work in all odd directions just so I can stroke upwards just didn't sit well with my quick-marking way of drawing while attempting to be precise. So, when browsing at Utrecht, I chanced upon the Prismacolor Illustration Marker set as well as these Copic Multiliners. I tried out the Prismacolor first only to dislike how shaky my outline appeared on the thinnest tip. Even then, the thinnest tip was fairly large. Then when I tried out these multiliners, lo and behold, the pen scraped across the paper seamlessly without any undesired shaky lines of any sort. The tiny .03 pen-tip gave me the ability to detail my drawings in a tiny space - - something that I had been trying to find for years! And the brush-tip pens are just wonderful for effects and filling in black (although you could possibly use another, cheaper kind of pen/marker to do that.) The ink also dries quickly so if your hand were to rub over it right after being drawn, it won't smudge (but this probably differs depending on the paper.) I've been using a few I brought from a local art store for a while now, and the tips are still in good condition. Therefore, I'd say this set is great for illustrationists and comic artists as they give you the range of thickness you need, packaged along with the two different sized brush pens. Great stuff, really! Otherwise, I highly recommend this product for those who prefer to outline with quick strokes while having the ability to place the lines down precisely. I can't guarantee you'll have the same reaction I did as each person has a different preference towards the mediums they use, but here's my two cents for this awesome product.
Review: Best intermediate set you can buy. - The depth of the black of the copic ink multiliner ink is breathtaking. I read about it and knew I was ready for more than the disposable plastic Micron pens. But I didn’t want to go back to fountain or dip pens. I’m a clutz and an artist and I just don’t need those kind of messes in my life. I got an insane deal on these on Prime day. So I got to try out all the nibs. Few things…. They have a larger girth that any disposable drawing/technical pen I’ve found before and that’s huge for me. The less I have to grip, the longer my grip lasts. They’re metal, and therefore cool to the touch. Not cold, cool. A soothing cool. I can get lost drawing for 10-12 hours at a time sometimes, and being perfectly weighted matters. This is the first technical pen I’ve come across that feels like an extension of my hand. If you’re coming from Prismacolor or Staedler, these are gonna feel big. Coming from Sakura Micron, they’re feel more like luxury than big. Sakura makes a metal case for their pens to give a feel like Copic’s SP. I didn’t realize the numbering of Sakura’s Micron pens are exclusive to their own line, so that was an odd learning curve for me. An 01 is a .25 with everyone else. So getting to use Copic’s .03 is pretty insane and frankly, for me, novelty. I post couple artist trading cards I drew with the .1, .2 and the brush pen from this set. The one with the hexagons, I used cool grey Tombow dual brush pens to shade as well as a disposal Copic multiliner .3 in grey for the series of vertical lines. Didn’t effect the depth of the black in any way. The one with the orbs, I used Faber-Castell’s Pitt Artist Brush Pens in Cool Greys and it definitely had some lift. However, aware of this, the hexagon doodle came after and I may have slightly compensated by laying down a little more black. Hard to say for sure. Both are on white Strathmore Bristol Smooth. I have found the refills available on desertcart yet, but a simple google search brought me several options that worked out effortlessly. The nibs and inks can be changed with a coin by the tool is available here on desertcart for a few bucks. If you steer clear of paper with a lot of tooth, you won’t have to change those nibs as often. If you’re a pen and ink junkie, or even a hard core zentangler or zen doodler, these are pretty awesome sauce.

## Features

- Made in Japan
- Water-based pigment ink (water/alcohol-resistant after drying). Compatible with Copic markers
- Nib sizes 0.05, 0.1, 0.3, and 0.5mm.
- Ideal for outlining your illustrations (especially if you draw a lot of people), creating fine details, writing, or doodling.
- Acid-free

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,114 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #168 in Drawing Markers |
| Brand | Copic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 8,849 Reviews |
| Ink Color | Sepia |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Point Type | Multi |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Drawing, Writing |
| Target Audience | Adult |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Copic
- **Ink Color:** Sepia
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Point Type:** Multi
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Drawing, Writing

## Images

![Markers Multiliner Sepia Pigment Based Ink, 4-Piece Set - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51p3jeiFk+L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ REALLY good stuff
*by F***R on April 19, 2011*

I've been exploring various types of inking mediums from felt-tip Microns to Staedtler's fineliners and even to Japanese pen nibs you dip with ink, and I was unable to find something that really worked with the way I drew. Microns weren't a true black, dried out much too quickly even when not in use, and the felt tips would wear down quickly. Staedtler's fineliners worked great, but they lacked the small sizes I needed for detailing. The Japanese nibs were also wonderful, me having brought a German ink which dried instantaneously just for it, but the lack of fluidly and control in my strokes from using nibs (ex. calligraphy pens) made outlining more of a chore than anything. Dipping was no problem, but having to keep turning my piece of work in all odd directions just so I can stroke upwards just didn't sit well with my quick-marking way of drawing while attempting to be precise. So, when browsing at Utrecht, I chanced upon the Prismacolor Illustration Marker set as well as these Copic Multiliners. I tried out the Prismacolor first only to dislike how shaky my outline appeared on the thinnest tip. Even then, the thinnest tip was fairly large. Then when I tried out these multiliners, lo and behold, the pen scraped across the paper seamlessly without any undesired shaky lines of any sort. The tiny .03 pen-tip gave me the ability to detail my drawings in a tiny space - - something that I had been trying to find for years! And the brush-tip pens are just wonderful for effects and filling in black (although you could possibly use another, cheaper kind of pen/marker to do that.) The ink also dries quickly so if your hand were to rub over it right after being drawn, it won't smudge (but this probably differs depending on the paper.) I've been using a few I brought from a local art store for a while now, and the tips are still in good condition. Therefore, I'd say this set is great for illustrationists and comic artists as they give you the range of thickness you need, packaged along with the two different sized brush pens. Great stuff, really! Otherwise, I highly recommend this product for those who prefer to outline with quick strokes while having the ability to place the lines down precisely. I can't guarantee you'll have the same reaction I did as each person has a different preference towards the mediums they use, but here's my two cents for this awesome product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best intermediate set you can buy.
*by M***X on December 9, 2023*

The depth of the black of the copic ink multiliner ink is breathtaking. I read about it and knew I was ready for more than the disposable plastic Micron pens. But I didn’t want to go back to fountain or dip pens. I’m a clutz and an artist and I just don’t need those kind of messes in my life. I got an insane deal on these on Prime day. So I got to try out all the nibs. Few things…. They have a larger girth that any disposable drawing/technical pen I’ve found before and that’s huge for me. The less I have to grip, the longer my grip lasts. They’re metal, and therefore cool to the touch. Not cold, cool. A soothing cool. I can get lost drawing for 10-12 hours at a time sometimes, and being perfectly weighted matters. This is the first technical pen I’ve come across that feels like an extension of my hand. If you’re coming from Prismacolor or Staedler, these are gonna feel big. Coming from Sakura Micron, they’re feel more like luxury than big. Sakura makes a metal case for their pens to give a feel like Copic’s SP. I didn’t realize the numbering of Sakura’s Micron pens are exclusive to their own line, so that was an odd learning curve for me. An 01 is a .25 with everyone else. So getting to use Copic’s .03 is pretty insane and frankly, for me, novelty. I post couple artist trading cards I drew with the .1, .2 and the brush pen from this set. The one with the hexagons, I used cool grey Tombow dual brush pens to shade as well as a disposal Copic multiliner .3 in grey for the series of vertical lines. Didn’t effect the depth of the black in any way. The one with the orbs, I used Faber-Castell’s Pitt Artist Brush Pens in Cool Greys and it definitely had some lift. However, aware of this, the hexagon doodle came after and I may have slightly compensated by laying down a little more black. Hard to say for sure. Both are on white Strathmore Bristol Smooth. I have found the refills available on Amazon yet, but a simple google search brought me several options that worked out effortlessly. The nibs and inks can be changed with a coin by the tool is available here on Amazon for a few bucks. If you steer clear of paper with a lot of tooth, you won’t have to change those nibs as often. If you’re a pen and ink junkie, or even a hard core zentangler or zen doodler, these are pretty awesome sauce.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Markers Are Amazing And Good If You're Drawing/Sketching'100% Recommend.
*by M***M on October 3, 2025*

The Markers Work Great' And They Last Long ' And The Thickness Is Good ' If Your Using air For Sketching Or Line Art' And The Value Is Good And Not As Pricey If Your Looking For Makers To Use.

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