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List of Copic marker colors[edit]

Cassiar
Cassiar
Born	July 6, 1952; Cassiar, British Columbia
Died	July 7, 1992 (aged 40); Cassiar, British Columbia
Cause of death	Asbestos poisoning
Nationality	Canadian

Canada
Canada
Born	July 1, 1867; Ottawa, Ontario
Children	13
Website	canada.ca

	Flag
	Anthem: “O Canada”
Capital	Ottawa
Largest city	Toronto
Demonym(s)	Canadian
ISO 3166 code	CA

This is a list of colors in the Copic range of alcohol-based markers, including their designated codes in the Copic color system. There are 358 colors in total, spanning the Original, Sketch, Ciao and Wide versions.

Earth (E) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Cotton Pearl	E00	28	83	95	254	243	234	#FDF3EA^[1]	Very pale shade of yellow with some orange and pink undertones. Previously called Skin White^[2].
Lipstick Natural	E04	348	43	82	228	188	196	#E4BCC4	Light shade of grayish-pink. Resembles the color of nude lipstick.
Milk Chocolate	E27	21	21	49	153	118	99	#997663	Middle tone of brown. Previously called Africano.
Dark Brown	E47	26	22	45	138	110	89	#8A6E59	Dark shade of brown or taupe. Earthy.
Dark Bark	E49	25	25	31	99	76	60	#634C3C	Rich dark shade of brown or taupe. Resembles the color of the bark of many trees.

Violet (V) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Rose Quartz	V0000	260	33	95	240	237	246	#F0EDF6	Very pale shade of lavender with pinkish tinges. Resembles the color of rose quartz crystals.
Heath	V01	319	39	83	228	193	217	#E4C1D9	Light shade of orchid with violet.
Lavender	V06	313	37	70	206	149	194	#CE95C2	Closer in hue to orchid than lavender.
Violet	V09	280	31	48	135	84	161	#8754A1	Closely resembles the Web color Rebecca Purple.
Mallow	V15	308	34	74	211	166	205	#D3A6CD	Light shade of mauve. Resembles the color of the mallow (mauve) flower.
Amethyst	V17	256	32	68	160	146	199	#A092C7	Deep shade of violet. Resembles the color of amethyst crystals.
Wisteria	V20	249	27	90	226	224	237	#E2E0ED	Closely resembles the Web color version of lavender rather than wisteria.

Blue Violet (BV) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Pale Thistle	BV0000	256	30	93	234	231	242	#EAE7F2	Very pale shade of lavender with slight gray undertones.
Iridescent Mauve	BV000	256	31	93	235	232	243	#EBE8F3	Very pale shade of lavender. Not actually iridescent.
Mauve Shadow	BV00	254	32	90	224	220	237	#E0DCED	Very pale shade of lavender.
Viola	BV01	231	40	84	196	201	230	#C4C9E6	Pale shade of lilac with periwinkle undertones. Floral.
Prune	BV02	223	40	76	169	183	218	#AAB8DB	Pale shade of periwinkle.
Blue Berry	BV04	220	46	65	124	151	206	#7C97CE	Light shade of periwinkle. Fruity.
Hydrangea Blue	BV13	229	38	65	132	145	200	#8491C8	Deep shade of periwinkle. Resembles the colour of blue hydrangea flowers.
Deep Reddish Blue	BV17	223	37	59	110	132	189	#6E84BD	Deep violet-blue with a faint tinge of red.
Slate	BV29	216	22	28	56	69	88	#384558	Very dark shade of violet-blue, bordering on to gray. Steely.

Blue (B) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Pale Celestine	B0000	201	88	97	240	249	254	#F0F9FE	Very pale shade of azure. Closely resembles the Web color Alice Blue.
Pale Porcelain Blue	B000	184	43	93	230	244	245	#E6F4F5	Very pale shade of azure with a slight gray tint. Resembles the color of some porcelain china.
Frost Blue	B00	190	51	91	221	240	244	#DDF0F4	Pale shade of azure with a slight gray tint. Resembles the color of frost on a clear day.
Robin's Egg Blue	B02	194	65	82	179	227	241	#B3E3F1	Pale shade of azure mixed in with some cyan. Resembles the color of the shell of an average robin egg.
Lapis Lazuli	B18	202	75	45	29	138	203	#1D8ACB	Deep shade of azure. Resembles the color of polished lapis lazuli stones.
Ultramarine	B29	203	99	38	1	119	193	#0177C1	Deep shade of blue. Resembles the color of the ultramarine pigment, which is derived from lapis lazuli (see above).
Prussian Blue	B39	213	59	42	43	100	169	#2B64A9	Light shade of navy blue.
Iris	B79	233	45	42	59	71	157	#3B479D	Deep shade of violet-blue. Resembles the color of the iris flower. Floral.
Agate	B99	203	79	28	15	84	126	#0F547E	Deep shade of navy blue.

Blue Green (BG) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Holiday Blue	BG05	187	75	46	29	184	206	#1DB8CE	Bright shade of cyan.

Green (G) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Crystal Opal	G0000	140	27	96	241	247	243	#F1F7F3	Very pale shade of spring green.
Meadow Green	G03	95	46	73	182	218	156	#B6DA9C	Light shade of spring green. Natural.
Malachite	G16	155	44	57	96	193	152	#60C198	Bright shade of green with some cyan undertones. Resembles the color of the malachite stone.

Yellow Green (YG) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Salad	YG05	71	61	74	214	229	146	#D6E592	Bright shade of spring green with a yellow undertone. Leafy.
Mignonette	YG11	81	52	88	229	240	208	#E5F0D0	Pale shade of spring green. Resembles the color of the Reseda (mignonette) flower.
Chartreuse	YG13	75	57	76	212	229	159	#D4E59F	Lighter than the traditional portrayal of chartreuse.

Yellow (Y) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Yellow	Y06	59	95	71	254	245	108	#FEF56C	Bright shade of yellow.

Yellow Red (YR) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Silk	YR000	32	95	92	254	236	216	#FEECD8	Pale shade of peach.
Powder Pink	YR00	23	97	87	254	214	189	#FED6BD	Light shade of peach.
Macadamia Nut	YR30	40	95	93	254	242	218	#FEF2DA	Pale shade of cream. Resembles the color of the flesh of a macadamia nut.
Spring Orange	YR61	23	93	88	253	218	196	#FDDAC4	Pale shade of peach. Previously called Yellowish Skin Pink.
Orange	YR68	22	90	54	243	112	34	#F37022	Bright shade of orange. Fruity.

Red (R) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Rose Salmon	R02	13	93	89	253	211	119	#FDD3C7	Pale shade of salmon. Previously called Flesh.
Salmon Red	R05	11	87	72	246	145	123	#F6917B	Light shade of salmon red.
Lipstick Red	R29	345	86	51	237	23	75	#ED174B	Bright shade of red with magenta undertones. Resembles the color of bright red lipstick.
Garnet	R39	337	56	54	203	72	122	#ED174B	Deep shade of crimson with magenta undertones. Resembles the color of a garnet gemstone.

Red Violet (RV) colors[edit]

Color name	Color code	H	S	V	R	G	B	Hexadecimal	Notes
Crimson	RV29	340	84	61	239	72	128	#EF4880	More closely resembles magenta or cerise than crimson.
Hollyhock	RV55	327	61	78	233	165	202	#E9A5CA	Light shade of rose. Resembles the color of a hollyhock flower.

References[edit]

^ "SwatchTool". www.swatchtool.com. Retrieved 2018-04-03.
^ "Collect". Copic. Retrieved 2018-04-05.

(1867-07-01)July 1, 1867 (aged 40)

Emerald (color)[edit]

Emerald is a shade of green which is reminiscent of the emerald gemstone. Emerald is a green form of the mineral beryl. The first recorded use of emerald as a color name in English was in 1598.^[1]

Emerald

Color coordinates
Hex triplet	#50C878
sRGB^B (r, g, b)	(80, 200, 120)
HSV (h, s, v)	(140°, 60%, 78%)
CIELCh_uv (L, C, h)	(72, 71, 137°)
Source	Maerz and Paul^[2]
ISCC–NBS descriptor	Vivid yellowish green
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte)

Bluebonnet[edit]

Bluebonnet is a bright shade of blue with a slight violet tinge. It represents the color of bluebonnet flowers, which are part of the lupin family. The bluebonnet is the state flower of Texas.

Bluebonnet

Color coordinates
Hex triplet	#1C1CF0
sRGB^B (r, g, b)	(28, 28, 240)
HSV (h, s, v)	(240°, 88%, 94%)
CIELCh_uv (L, C, h)	(33, 124, 266°)
Source	[Encycolorpedia]
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte)

^ Maerz and Paul A Dictionary of Color New York:1930 McGraw-Hill Page 194; Color Sample of Emerald: Page 75 Plate 26 Color Sample J10
^ The color displayed in the color box above matches the color called emerald green in the 1930 book by Maerz and Paul A Dictionary of Color New York:1930 McGraw-Hill; the color emerald green is displayed on page 75, Plate 26, Color Sample J10.

[:0-1] "SwatchTool". www.swatchtool.com. Retrieved 2018-04-03.

[2] "Collect". Copic. Retrieved 2018-04-05.

[3] Maerz and Paul A Dictionary of Color New York:1930 McGraw-Hill Page 194; Color Sample of Emerald: Page 75 Plate 26 Color Sample J10

[4] The color displayed in the color box above matches the color called emerald green in the 1930 book by Maerz and Paul A Dictionary of Color New York:1930 McGraw-Hill; the color emerald green is displayed on page 75, Plate 26, Color Sample J10.

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