Alcohol Markers Brush Tip- 104-color Double Tipped Alcohol Based Art Marker Set for Artists Adults Coloring Illustration- Honolulu B of Ohuhu Markers- Dual Tip Brush & Fine- Refillable

These are great markers. I showcased some photos of them, and will review all aspects of them, including pros and cons. Plus, at the end, I’ll share a guide to using your first alcohol markers! Part 1 - The Case / What’s Included In this set, you’ll get 104 markers (hopefully, you really never know if you might have a marker missing but luckily I didn’t), a colorless blender marker, a translucent pad to prevent ink from bleeding to the next page, a handy booklet for information about the brand, 2 swatch sheets for testing markers, and, of course, the case. Speaking of the case, let’s review it. It has 4 compartments to organize markers. This is great, because in a case without the organizer, especially with this many markers, they would be all over the place, making it hard to organize them, and hard to close the case. It is sturdy, too. It has not only a handle for simple carrying, but also an adjustable shoulder strap, just in case you like to travel with your markers and can’t hold onto the handle for too long. Very handy. It doesn’t really need to be mentioned, but I like the design on the front of the case. Part 2 - Colors The colors are very ranged. However, I think less dark reds would be nice, with more mid grays and greens. Also, the swatch cards are very important, since alcohol marker caps are notorious for not matching with the real color. That’s just how markers work, though. That’s why swatches exist. If you don’t like the swatches or don’t get them at all, you can buy some off of the many Etsy stores that sell their own, or you can make some yourself. Part 3 - Pros and Cons Pros: - Nice vibrant colors. - Sturdy case. - Lots of nice things included. - Lasts a long time. Cons: - Too many dark reds/purples. - Somewhat strong smell (If you’re unfamiliar, alcohol markers smell like rubbing alcohol.) - Some markers fling ink everywhere when you open them (happened on swatches.) - On the pricey side. Part 4 - Beginner’s Guide to Alcohol Markers - Store markers sideways to prevent leaking. Also store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. - Alcohol markers bleed. This is an easy fix that is somehow overlooked a lot. Just place a few pieces of paper behind the page you’re on, or use the bleeder page. - These brush tips are reversible. To reverse them, simply grab tweezers and gently pull the brush out, flip it the other way, then put it back in. - Alcohol-based ink looks different depending on the type of paper you use. I forgot what paper is ideal for alcohol markers, but Ohuhu’s mixed media/marker paper is great for use with these. - Brush tips are ideal for large spaces, small details, and calligraphy and writing. Easily one of, if not the most versatile tips on an alcohol marker. Chisel tips are, too, versatile. Block lettering, lines of all sorts, large spaces and small spots. Fine tips, or bullet tips, are pretty much only used for fine details, small spaces, and basic writing or outlining. - I don’t know much about blending, but I do know that blenders are used to make gradients or soften colors. I also know that if ink gets on the tip you use (which it will if you use it), you can scribble on a separate paper to get the ink off. Part 5: Conclusion Overall, this is a great marker set. If you read all that, which I hope you did, you now know that these markers are a pretty great buy for beginners or professionals. It was worth my money 100 percent. Without further ado, happy coloring!

I thought I would be dedicated to Copic markers only, for life—that’s what I’d used for almost 20 years. But, I did research on Ohuhu alcohol markers and gave them a try. I think they are a quality option for creating—I’ve really enjoyed them for their easy blending abilities and color choices. I now have several varieties and like the handy bags, too, though it says to store markers horizontally. The only small issue I’ve had is sometimes a marker seems a little dry on one end upon arriving; however, I’ve read that Ohuhu has great customer service and will replace the marker if that happens. These don’t have a super strong smell to me but might to some. They take a little longer to dry, which is preferable to me, for blending; I like using colored pencil over them while the area is still damp. I like the size of the brush/chisel nibs but also really like the fine end for details. I draw a lot of ATCs on various types of paper. I would say after having used Copic, Prismacolor, Spectrum Noir, Touch, and Sanjoki, Ohuhu are my second favorite alcohol marker. I watch for sales and have gotten some great deals on Ohuhu from Amazon. I highly recommend them!

The best markers. Worth the money, although it does bleed, very smooth and easy to use

Love these markers! Have used Copic and Olo. Both very good but I mostly color and doddle. At a price point that I can have many colors where other two are expensive for coloring. Good quality and pleased with results.

Great range of colors and I love the brush tip with the fine tip. They blend well and are super smooth. Worth the price imo!

So great and so much cheaper than the expensive ones! I love that I can color in my stamping now

First set of markers the lid was off one marker upon arrival. Company quickly sent a new set all working and great colors.

Just the best markers, they blend so well, they are so juicy and satisfying to use, and the quality for price is unmatched. They may be expensive, but they are worth the price in my opinion. I’ll never not have Ohuhu now that I’ve used them. Such smooth coloring and the perfect size for my hand I just love them. All alcohol markers will bleed, this is due to the dye used to make them and is part of using them. I invested in some cheap cardstock and use that to put behind my pages. Another thing with all alcohol markers is that the caps will not exactly match the color. This is due to the dye again, it does not dye plastic the same way it dyes paper. That’s why you gotta swatch your set, that way you have a good reference guide :) I have some Copic markers in my collection, and I still prefer ohuhu. Especially when you factor in how much more Copic costs.

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Exactly as described and shown in pictures. great set of colours for a beginner.

Completed my 320pcs full set with this set + my existing 216pcs. Fast delivery (within 2-3days). Quality is great! Happy with the purchase :)

Super blij met deze aankoop!