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Old 10-13-2009, 02:47 AM   #1  
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Default A Good White Copic Marker?

Can anyone recommend a really good white copic marker. I bought the floral white thinking it looked really white. Until I actually tried it, and it came out somewhat pinkish. I want a really white marker. Any suggestions?
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They don't have a white copic..........

You could use a light grey and then the blender---but it still may have a grey hue to it.

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Since the alcohol ink is slightly transparent, you won't find an actual "white" marker...but they do make an opaque white pigment that can be used to add highlights.
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I have seen this also on postings, it has to be adhered with a paint brush if I'm right. Maybe need a ruler for a straight line. I was going to see if I
can find it at a craft store this weekend. and colleen it was probably in your class that it was spoke of, that we are just finishing........Didn't think you would have time to come over here.



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Since the alcohol ink is slightly transparent, you won't find an actual "white" marker...but they do make an opaque white pigment that can be used to add highlights.
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