Brush Markers Alcohol Based: Double Tipped Art Sketch Drawing Marker for Artists Adults Beginners Coloring Landscape Architectural Design - Brush& Chisel - 48-color w/Marker Storage Case

I ended up getting two cases of this and one case was super "juicy" and when I close the lid it splatters drops of color all over my coloring page and sometimes my clothes. But the other case was perfectly not "juicy". So keep in mind it will be 50/50 chance of what you get in terms of that. (I uploaded some pictures to show the juicy splatters from just closing the lid after using it). But other than that, both sets work perfectly. One marker did start to dry out already. But the rest are working as intended and the colors are very vibrant.

So I’ve just started getting into coloring, my young daughter inspired me to get an adult coloring book. I had been looking at all the different brands and purchased the prism color markers and this set of 48 Ohuhu alcohol markers and I am thrilled with the quality and value of these markers! They are in my novice opinion better for what I am looking for than the much more expensive prismacolor markers. From the packaging and the overall marker design to the vibrant colors I am completely impressed and satisfied. I thought spending more on the more premium brand would be a no brainer but I was wrong! The Ohuhu markers feel like and look like better quality and the plastic carrying case is awesome! There is actually a little place for each marker in the case so they all fit perfectly and neatly and the end of the cap is clearly labeled not just with a sticker but with an imprint of the color number and a solid plastic color representation. The caps snap closed firmly and the triangular shape is both comfortable and useful. As far as coloring goes the markers are very “juicy” and require very light pressure to release the ink. The ink is vibrant and dries quickly. As far as I can tell this purchase was a home run. I’ll be buying more of their products in the future!

These markers are from a good quality brand, which I’ve used their premium markers in the past. I got a set of 2 containers for $30, which that alone is definitely worth the money. I will say, these markers are thinner than their premium counterparts, therefore dry out much quicker. Colors are still vibrant, blend cleanly, and of quality.

Very good markers, the best I have got. I love the colors, so easy to use and find the color you want because of the color sheet

The tip quality is impressive too. The fine tips made precise lines effortless, while the brush-like ends added smooth, dynamic strokes perfect for calligraphy or shading. I did experience a little bleeding but not too bad. They’re also comfortable to use. The barrels fit nicely in hand, didn’t feel slippery, and were easy to hold during longer creative sessions. The quick-drying ink helped prevent smudges. Overall, these color markers are a fantastic choice. They bring both quality and fun to every project!

These are decent markers. Very smooth for the most part and good with blending. Good for beginners especially. But I’m not sure if they are actually ohuhu markers. Either a knockoff or just an old edition maybe? They seem quite dryer than my other ones and are the triangle shaped marker instead of circular. And they have different color codes than the Honolulu set I bought. I can’t color any large spaces without these getting very streaky and like they are running out of ink. Which makes me think they are just old maybe. Disappointed with these but may try the other series if I know they are the actual ohuhu brand!

These markers were better quality than I expected for the price. The colors are vibrant, and a good assortment (for my purposes at least). They will bleed through a standard piece of paper -to the other side of the page, and maybe the front of the page behind it- but if you look for anti-bleedthrough paper it's fine. They are rather strong smelling at first, so be cautious if you are sensitive to strong chemical smells.

@creative.karli published the cutest little gnome coloring book and had been sharing how people were coloring them. I learned about alcohol markers from her Instagram account and thought the pages from her coloring book were looking so good that I wanted to try them out. I didn’t want to invest in Copic brand since I literally know nothing and am just coloring with my toddler in our free time for fun. I found these and compared reviews to other “beginner” sets. I was nervous because other brands that were comparable in price had a lot of reviews talking about them being dried out or damaged and I don’t have the mental space and time to deal with that. So I spent four dollars more and got these Ohuhu ones. They arrived two weeks after ordering but they’ve been worth the wait so far. They do bleed a little which seems normal for alcohol markers and now that I’ve colored a few pages I’m getting the hang of them. They have super rich vibrant colors and the color swatch cards were great. I did swatch on normal paper similar to adult coloring book paper though since the swatch cards are heavier and I thought that might affect how they look. I think these would be great for beginners or artistic people who have more skills and interest too. I’d say they were worth the price and honestly I’m enjoying coloring more now that my pages don’t look streaky. The blending tool was also super helpful and works well. None of the markers were dry or busted/exploded.