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Copic Sketch Marker, Canary Yellow (Y02)

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Barcode: 4511338003459
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Copic Sketch Marker, Canary Yellow (Y02)

Copic Sketch Marker, Canary Yellow (Y02)

$10.34
  • Ink Dries Acid Free
  • Permanent and Non-Toxic
  • Refillable and Replaceable Nibs Available
  • Medium Broad Chisel tip and Super Brush Nib tip
  • Sketch available in 358 Colors with Guaranteed Color Consistency


The COPIC Sketch Super Brush nib acts like a paint brush both in feel and color application. Copic Sketch markers deliver pro alcohol ink in 358 colors, a flexible Super Brush plus Medium Broad tip, and an ergonomic oval barrel. The markers are refillable (about 7 refills per 12 ml bottle), feature replaceable nibs, built for smooth blends, crisp edges, and long service life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the tip options on this marker?
The Copic Sketch Y02 comes with two interchangeable nibs: a Medium Broad Chisel tip and a Super Brush tip that mimics the feel and flexibility of a paint brush for varied line weights and blending.
Is this marker refillable?
Yes, the marker is refillable and has replaceable nibs. One 12 ml refill bottle refills the marker approximately 7 times, and you can purchase additional nibs separately to extend the marker's life.
What kind of ink does it use?
The Copic Sketch marker contains professional-grade alcohol ink that is acid-free, permanent, and non-toxic. The ink dries quickly and is designed for smooth blending and crisp edges.
Is the color consistent across the Copic Sketch line?
Yes, Copic guarantees color consistency across the entire Sketch collection of 358 colors, so you can reliably match Y02 Canary Yellow with other markers in the range.
What surfaces can I use this marker on?
Copic Sketch markers work best on marker paper and blending paper, but will also work on most art papers. They're not designed for use on very absorbent surfaces like regular printer paper or cardboard.