Copic Marker Q&A: Breaking the Copic Code @AmyShulke
Copic Marker Q&A: Breaking the Copic Code  @AmyShulke
Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Join art instructor and professional illustrator Amy Shulke as she answers your questions about the Copic Numbering System.

What do the letters mean? What do the numbers mean? There's a lot of confusion and wrong explanations. Amy has used alcohol markers for 30 years and watched them evolve from a standard artist's tool to a crafting medium. She'll share the early history of Copic and how the code was originally intended to be used by illustrators and designers.

The real code gives you the freedom to explore a wider range of color combinations with confidence. Let's jailbrake our Copics and color like artists!

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