Copic Markers match for SU '08 In Color
 

Does anyone have a list copic markers that match or come close to the '08 SU In Color group? Thanks!

Here's what I use:

Wild Wasabi - YG63 Pea Green
Soft Sky - BG10 Cool Shadow
Blue Bayou - BG78 Bronze (Sketch marker only)
Groovy Guava - R12 Light Tea Rose (Sketch marker only)
River Rock - YG91 Putty
Purely Pomegranate - RV69 Peony (Sketch marker only)

HTH!

Thanks so much!!!!

Thank you for posting this! I was wondering the same thing but the only place I can get Copics locally is Hobby Lobby and they carry a very limited amount so I couldn't try to match anything. Off to order these! Thanks again.

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If you go to this URL she has made color matches for all color families and she sell set by family. http://ellenhutson.typepad.com/ellen...ers/index.html

Subscribing when I save enough money for these markers

I did see an online store that had the Copic colors matched up to the SU In Colors and they were bundled in a set.

Is there anywhere that Ellen, or anyone else, lists what set/markers coordinate with SU! colors by number (eg River Rock = 'YG91') for non '08 in-colors? I supposed I could try to guess which sets in Ellen's store match which color family but I was hoping there was a simple list somewhere.

LOL - I'm answering my own question. (But is someone finds another list, please share as this isn't the "final answer".)

I did some more searching and found this thread which has 2 options, one is a list of copic colors/number by SU! family (but it doesn't include the SU color name) and the other is a word document that jenrn attached which is very helpful.

When compiling lists from different places, I found that there are some variations (eg, Blue Bayou has been associated with both BG09 and BG78 ). I understand that the copics can appear different on different papers so that may have something to do with it. I would view these lists as more of a guide but I'm am very happy to at least have a fairly comprehensive guide.

I finally found the thread I was thinking about on Ellen Hutson's blog:

http://ellenhutson.typepad.com/ellen...coordinat.html

I hope that helps!