Alcohol Based Markers: 120-color AP Certificated Refillable Double Tipped Art Marker Set for Artist Designer Adults Coloring Illustration - Chisel and Fine Dual Tips - Oahu of Ohuhu Markers

AMAZINGGGG!!!! You don’t understand how good quality these markers are until you try them! They do bleed (depending on the paper you use) but comes with a sheet protector. The pigment is amazing!!! Good for coloring and creating art! If you are like me and use these type of markers often, then they are worth getting. Otherwise, stick to something more affordable.

I think these markers are perfect for beginners, these were the first alcohol based markers that I have owned other than sharpies, they blend well on mixed media paper, which I use. The price is unbelievable for what they give you, around 50 cents a marker! Blending isn’t hard necessarily, it just takes a little more effort. The color choices are great, a lot more grays too! One thing about ohuhu marker sets is that there isn’t many lighter or pale colors, pastels, in their sets which some people are dissatisfied with, but personally I like saturated colors. This set also comes with a colorless blender, if your into that. I like markers because you can just pop the top off and start using them! These markers do bleed through the paper, which is common in basically all alcohol based markers, but you can get marker paper or put another piece of paper underneath. These markers also are kind of wet when you put them down, but I personally like that because it gives you more time to blend. If you want to layer the colors, wait for the ink to dry to then put another layer down. I like to personally sort my colors out with rubber bands by color families (blues, greens, blue grays, etc.) so this isn’t how they come. The package comes with the markers, a bleed through sheet (I have a picture), a color swatch, and a coupon. The bleed through sheet is made for you to put under your page to prevent any ink bleeding through, which does work but it is quite small. The color swatch (no picture because I couldn’t find it) includes a list of the ink colors, but they aren’t very accurate, I recommend swatching the markers yourself, which I have a swatch page in the pictures as well. I am a young artist (I mean very young) if that does change your opinion, but all in all these are the most amazing cheap markers and I trust this company and I plan on buying more of their products in the future. I have some pictures of the markers and artwork too. Tip:Blend with the broad/chisel bib for easier blending.

These markers are very nice for what I use them for, I’m an artist and love these.first I do the sketch and then lighten it the markers don’t smudge the led. They dry quickly and blend beautifully, they have a handy bag that they come in, they do not come organized so I had to do it myself but that’s not too big of a deal. Come the colors have very good variety, some of them have weird names though. I have use the cool side storage pockets for my Posca pens and other supplies I use. It comes with color swatch cards because the caps don’t really match the actual colors. Overall great markers for any age would recommend.

I got these when I was like, 16. I'm 20 now and they still work 😭 The quality is great like everyone says and there's good color variety. The only downside is that after so long, some of the markers have leaked a bit inside of the cap and got a little gunky around the tips of the marker. It doesn't affect anything, just looks and feels bad lol. Other than that I def suggest these. The quality is amazing for the price. (Ohuhu over Copic!!!)

I've been working with markers nearly fifteen years, primarily alcohol markers. I've tried several different brands, and while Copics are probably the best quality marker, they're ludicrously expensive, up to $10 PER MARKER. I found Ohuhu an amazing "second best" not far behind Copics, but at a much less crippling cost! And this set has such a huge variety of colors, you barely even need to blend colors. I'm also SO grateful for the cool "bleed prevention" sheet that comes with! This can be a major issue for any sketchbooks less than around 90 lb thickness, so it's awesome they would include it! I highly recommend this set, especially for intermediate artists who have found alcohol markers a good fit for them and are looking to invest a bit more into them! It's important to note that alcohol markers aren't the best for young kids; they are permanent, stain, bleed, and smell quite strongly especially if you're really layering them. They're not ideal for everyone. But they lay down color evenly, they blend beautifully, and you get a lot nicer colors than your basic cheap Crayola water based markers! Best of luck to all those looking into this! I hope this review helps! :D (Please forgive the fairly mediocre art attached, I'm still very much messing with these haha, but I hope it helps illustrate the texture and look of these markers!)

AMAZING. came with swatch paper, a plastic sheet for no bleed thru, and carrying case, and is overall amazing!

I bought the 120 set, and they arrived right on time. I waited until after I'd used them a bit to leave a review. The biggest drawback with Ohuhu that I'd heard of when researching which markers to buy was that they had far more saturated colors than pastels. Personally, I thought the color selection was very broad, but that may be my inexperience talking since this is the first set of alcohol-based markers I've ever purchased. None of the markers were dried out when I swatched them, and they have continued to pump out ink like nobodies' business. They go on the paper very smoothly. It is a little difficult to get super fine details with these nibs, but I've tried markers with brush nibs before, and they weren't much better, so maybe that's just the medium in general. I've found that they blend very nicely, even without the brush nib. The chisel nib is a little difficult to control, but over the past couple of days, I've gotten more comfortable with it, so it's really just a matter of a lack of experience on my end. I thought that the range in colors was quite nice, as well as the range in various tones. One of the markers included in the set is a colorless blender. I mention that because I know a lot of people don't like/use colorless blenders. Recently, I've discovered that they are great for seamlessly blending a color into the paper, and I've been having a lot of fun with that. Overall, these are great, and I'll be buying a second set as a gift for a friend. :)

Drawing is a long time hobby of mine, and I've recently been doing some art for some friends I play D&D with. Unfortunately, the only thing I had to color with was a 72 pack of crayola. I did a little looking around and decided to try out markers, and after a bit of digging I decided that these seemed to be the best deal based on variety, quantity, and price. I don't have a lot to compare them to as far as similar products go, but from the use I've gotten out of them so far, they work perfectly. Good variety of colors, they blend well, and look quite nice. The two different tips help a lot, allowing for finer details or block coloring. No clue how they hold up to the more expensive 'brand name', but as far as them being used as a learners kit, I'd say five stars across the board.

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Excellent product and a better priced alternative to Arrtx pens.

The quality is OK, but I'm not even sure if it's an alcohol marker. Further more this is false advertisement, it's not ohuhu markers so beware. It's called touch markers

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