Copic Opaque White Pigment 10mL Jar

I'd been to three stores that should normally carry this item and none of them had this. This was very infuriating to me especially because being in a wheelchair, it's very difficult for me to get out. Thank you for offering this online, the courteous service, and reasonable shipping time. I finally have what no one else seemed to want to carry. And it wasn't a matter of them being out...they did not stock it in their store. I tried Hobby Lobby, Michael's, and Joann's to no avail. If none of these carry this item, they all should feel shamed as this is a scrapbookers, and artists staple. I read so many posts and YouTube folks that were like, I just picked this up a Michael's or whichever of the three stores I mentioned above...and this is NOT how it went for me, at least in my area. My heartfelt thanks as my sketches, drawings, and paintings look fantastic. There is no other brand that comes even close to the quality. People that post that this is a very tiny jar are certainly correct, but since I didn't even need the amount on the top of the lid for my work, this should last me a long long time...that is if you keep the lid closed as much as possible when not in immediate use. I also felt that the price was well within my budget. I would buy this product again and again, and certainly wouldn't hesitate to use this seller. Thanks Again!

It's copic opaque white, it's not as harsh as whiteout, and can achieve the same effects with a second or third layer. It even mixes well with my water color paint (i used it when i ran outta white paint once, i use sennelier if you're curious which is great for glazing and why i have the patience to layer coats). If you have patience, and want more accurate results than whiteout, this is the way to go. I've been using this stuff for a loooooong time now, just to put that out there. I used it in this speedpaint.

I am a professional artist. I use copic white with both pen nibs and brushes. I love it! It gives the best lines and perfect opacity for bright white highlights over acrylic, watercolor, inks, gouache, marker and colored pencil. Can't recommend it strongly enough. I've tried gel pens, acrylics, inks, and paint pens for highlights and coverage and they don't hold up the same. Even though the bottle looks small, it lasts forever. It doesn't take much.

I am so in love with Copic Opaque white, I use it for all of my traditional art pieces for adding shine, highlights, or even mixing up pastel colors with my watercolor paints. It's even great to fix mistakes on black and white ink drawings. Also a little bit goes a long way, and if it dries up just add water! I recommend this for all traditional artists whether you use copic markers or watercolors or other mediums. 10/10!

I think this is a good alternative to using twenty million white gel pens all the time lol. It’s pretty opaque but if you want something more opaque white plaka is probably your next choice. It’s a pretty small container but you wouldn’t be using large amounts of this anyway. Great for highlights in illustrations! The only real problem I have is the sealing, where the top screws on the pigment seeps into the cracks leading to the cap getting stuck and pigment drying out on the cap and container. I’ve cleaned it up several times but this keeps happening so idk if it’s a me problem or if it has something to do with the manufacturer. Anyway it’s a good product, you get what you pay for and it’s more convenient than pens!

The first time I bought this it dried up on me by the second time I used it, but I purchased another one. It works so nice and I love it better than white gouache for highlights and using on top of watercolors. Hopefully this one will not dry up as quickly as the first one. It takes a long time to dry but it is worth it.

The texture of this pigment is similar to white out fluid. I've had it for about six months, and cap it quickly when I'm done, and it's kept its fluid texture. I apply this to complete watercolors with a Kuretake brush, and it is very helpful for adding bold white back into a painting.

Copic white pigment. Absolutely awesome. With a fine brush I can make my stamping and coloring mistakes disappear into the paper. I haven't found a white paper (I have tons of different colored whites, if you stamp it doesn't take long to release white isn't white, and every company has their own color) but this stuff has blended into every white I have pulled out. I also use it with a tooh pick to detail dark colors or add texture to my tress and logs and then chalk over or use a copic marker to get the perfect look on my greeting cards. Every rubber stamper should have this in their stash. This is something I didn't know I needed and now I wonder how I lived without it. Quickly became a favorite.

Absolutamente la mejor tinta del mundo. Es japonesa :) me gusta para pintar con mis acuarelas. Es súper opaco y se puede volver a humedecer.

I purchased this product 3 years ago and forgot about it. Recently, I discovered that it was completely dried out. I added a few drops of water and stirred it with a nail, about 5 mins, until it returned to the perfect usable consistency! I could use it with a fine paint brush and it covered perfectly over my watercolor.

期待通りです。いつも購入していますが、また購入します！ありがとうございました。

Excellent for highlights on mixed media or colored pencil art.

After seeing recommendations by other watercolor artists, I tried it and also highly recommend it.