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List of Copic marker colors

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

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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Emerald (color)

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

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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