OhuhuAlcohol Based Brush Markers -Double Tipped Art Marker Set for Artists Adults Coloring Sketch Illustration - Brush & Fine Dual Tips - 216 Colors - Honolulu B of Ohuhu Markers - Refillable Ink

These markers? Chef’s kiss. This is the ultimate “basics and then some” set — not just your run-of-the-mill starter pack, but a well-thought-out selection that makes coloring feel like therapy with vibes. I am obsessed with the brush and fine tip combo — smooth as butter, sharp as my comebacks, and honestly, I never miss the chisel. Chisels are like low-rise jeans: they had their moment, but I’m not inviting them back.The colors are vibrant, blend like a dream, and give me full confidence when I’m coloring like I know what I’m doing (even if I’m just winging it). It did take a hot minute to ship, but considering how often this set sells out, I say order first, complain about the wait later — they’re absolutely worth it.So if you’re on the fence, don’t hue-sitate. Get these in your hands before they vanish again. You’ll be tickled pink. And teal. And buttercup yellow. And… yeah, you get it.

This is my first time using alcohol markers and wanted a nice assortment of colors without breaking the bank, but also not too cheap or from a no name brand that offers no replacements. I think to call these markers "cheap" is an insult as they perform very well and come in a larger range of colors than some of the more expensive markers by prismacolor and copic. When I initially purchased these markers from ohuhu I bought the chisel type rather than the brush, so far I found I like the brush tips way better so I bought this set. I also picked up the marker sketchbook by ohuhu and the colors lay down perfectly on that paper. So far I haven't had any issues with bleeding, really the key is using the right paper and allowing time to dry between layers. In addition I like that if I ever want to get all 320 colors I am able to buy the 104 color set rather than having to buy a whole new set of markers (which I ended up doing LOL). Overall, dont bother with the other brands, this set is reasonably priced and will provide you with the best experience and assortment of colors, honestly would recommend getting the 320 color set, I initially thought 320 colors is overkill but the variety of colors makes it easier to find the perfect shade for your work. You can always get a small case and keep the markers you use most in it if you're worried about portability.

Much more cost affective than Copic markers. Like other markers the cap color isn't very consistent with the actual ink color so filling out the reference paper that comes with it is a must for planning out colors. The ink bleed through thinner paper but is very vibrant and blends very well. If you let the ink dry first, which is pretty quickly, it also lends very well to cell shading which is what i prefer. The ink does tend to spread a tiny bit so I tend to find color slightly outside the lines. I also appreciate that the dual tip is brush/fine instead of chisel. I've had this set for about a year and I haven't had any markers dry out/ run out of ink yet.

I don't care what anyone says about buying cheap knockoffs, I love these alcohol markers! They are very affordable and work great. I've had Copic markers dry out on me after little use and they are very expensive. I admit the colors don't really match the names or the caps but I've worked out my own combinations and learned from others so it's not a big deal to me. The fact I can afford a large set like this, that's value! They are juicy with ink, easy to use and blend well. I love them and recommend to any beginner or intermediate crafter/artist like me.

I love the variety of colors these come in. I can find any color I like in this set. I also love the brush point on the markers- one side is brush, the other is fine for the set that I bought, and I recommend that! You can color large areas with the brush, and fine details with the other. The ink flows evenly and barely streaks… see my picture. It also blends incredibly easily. Her skin looks so even it amazes me! I like that theses are refillable too, but I took one star down because they don’t have refills yet in every color (that’s per Ohuhu’s website which basically says “more colors coming…”. I hope they soon offer all colors, because nothing is worse than getting halfway through a drawing only to have your markers run out. All in all, these are a good value if you compare them to something like Copic markers, come in a great variety of colors, don’t streak, and for some, are refillable.

It’s worth the money. They color really well, they do smell kind of strong but it’s not strong enough to bother me. It dries on the page quickly, and they don’t really leak. Not that I’ve noticed yet. Very good to use for coloring. If you’re worried about it bleeding through, I’d skip the plastic sheet they give you and get one of those cardboard thicker pieces that come off sketchbooks, or even off like a regular coloring book.

These are the best markers I’ve ever used! They’re so juicy and glide like a dream! I got this set to complete my 320 collection and I’m thrilled. I don’t notice a smell at all, I haven’t experienced any leakage. All I need is the skin tones and I’m set! Compared to other brands these are cheaper and better in my opinion. They’re fit so well in my hands and I haven’t had any issues with dryness, they’re all really full of ink so they won’t dry out on you. Just get them!!

I love them best markers can wait to have them all