Ohuhu Alcohol Markers, Double Tipped Alcohol Based Permanent Art Marker Set for Kids Adults' Coloring Book Illustration, 80 Unique Colors + 1 Colorless Blender + 1 Marker Case, Chisel & Fine Dual Tips

It's not my first time in the fandom. Having colored for over 50 years, I know a thing or two about the process. purchased these after a friend recommended them to me. Several different types of markers are in my collection, both water soluble and non-water soluble The alcohol is based on alcohol. The pros include I really like how they blend! My other markers lack colors I need. This one fills those gaps. *The price is great for the quality. *Cons (none that are It would have been nice if there were even more colors
Some of the brushes have different sized tips, and even the fine tips are a bit broad to reach those tiny corners
The colors are a little off
. I would definitely buy these again, and would highly recommend them. The names of the colors don't seem to match the actual colors (see the color chart photo that I am including). Edited to add **11/19/16* I see reviewers commenting they bleed the markers. Markers do exactly what they say! The marker does not have a fault Bleeding markers are a fact of life! the actual color of the cap is rarely the same as the A color representation is nothing more than an approximation. It is well worth the money to buy these markers. The price is less than $0. It can't get any better than 50 per marker! There is no comparison between these and Sharpies, and they blend so much.

Shepard Kramer

| Nov 18, 2020

It's a great idea to have these markers. I have the 80 set and I am absolutely in love with Unless one of them had a problem, all of them worked when they arrived. I was able to contact Ohuhu and let them know what was happening, and they fixed the problem immediately. It is not uncommon for companies to ignore you, but they responded to every email and were very nice and helpful. At the moment, they are the markers I use most and I plan on buying more.

Harlee Rice

| May 12, 2021

My favorite brand is the 80 color set, and I have used them consistently since mid February 2017 and am pretty happy with the quality, especially for the price. They have worked well with my other brands of alcohol markers without much It provides a rich, full covering that blends beautifully. A little bit of consistency in size is present in the bullet nibs, but it is not significant, and they still work well. In terms of detail work, brush nibs are more difficult, but they cost a lot more than brushes. It's great that this set fills in the gaps in my existing Spectrum Noir collection, allowing me to blend more smoothly on my projects without having to pay more for markers. The only negatives that I have found are that they seem to be extra juicy and slightly pricey. I have tried other off-brand alcohol markers and found this one to be better quality and lower priced. The four fluorescent colors are not alcohol ink they are conventional highlighters. However, my Spectrum Noir markers wick across the paper a bit more than they do with my Spectrum Noir markers. Note A combination of Ohuhu, Spectrum Noir, and Gamma are used to color photo cards There are colorista markers to use.

Jenna Brady

| Oct 11, 2020

This is a good alternative to Copics and prism colors. It would be a 4 if I were to give it. Even on watercolor paper and cardstock, this product bleeds. I'd give it 5 stars if it weren't for the bleed issues. They are pretty easy to work with once you get a little experience with them. Despite their complexity, they can be managed. It is hard to give anything less than 5 stars just based on the price. If you are going to use them to color a book, please do not. It will bleed through to the other side. The lack of a brush tip also makes it difficult to paint in tight spaces. Often, blending is not as smooth as it should be. After all the base layers have dried, color the layers and blend them together. We will soon. Each layer should be allowed to dry before the next one is applied.

Byron Bartlett

| Apr 11, 2021

They blend well, layer well, and are very pigmented. As a buyer, I would prefer if the colors were sequential, so that you can buy them all sequentially. Because some of the color gradients you receive are random, it would be very handy if you knew exactly what colors/numbers you would be receiving. It is to be expected that alcohol markers will get infected and bleed and feather so know that is the case. I would like to see them produce a brush tip set as well, maybe in the future. I would like to address Ohuhu as follows A lack of variety could be seen in my purples, grays and skin tones. Is there anything you can do to help?.

Ellison Lindsay

| Feb 23, 2021

I was surprised by how much I enjoyed using them. Although it has pros and cons, there's no denying it. It was my first time using markers for art for any kind, so I have nothing similar to compare them I'm neither a brilliant artist nor a brilliant writer.

I start with Their colors are very vibrant, and there are some beautiful shades in them. In addition to the oranges/yellows and browns, you can also find pinks and It is a pleasure to see such a variety of blues and greens, though I do feel the greens went a bit too far. It is so easy to confuse some shades of green that they barely differ and are unnecessary. Skin tones are all on the pale side, so you're out of luck if you wish to maintain a nice healthy olive tone without descending into the realm of darker The greys I have chosen are aesthetically pleasing, and there are both cool and warm tones. It would have been nice if the set included a lighter gray, but I will make do The purples are where I run into my first major problem. You will find four shades of dark purple and a lovely light lavender shade. The purples that I sorely need for blending, however, aren't available in medium shades. A pale lilac marker I suppose might be meant to be a mid purple, but it is too pink to be of much use for blending the cool In this set, there definitely needs to be Blood does flow from them. When I use these in my sketchbook, I use 70lb paper, and they go through it like The problem was solved when I put a sheet of cardstock behind the page I was working on. It took them a bit longer than I thought they would. When I'm not careful, the ink keeps spreading outside the lines and making me look silly. There is a fair amount of blending between them. It is possible to create fairly smooth transitions if you work quickly enough. every color. Colors don't look exactly like the caps once they dry on paper, so you'll find that having the sheet handy when you're trying to pick out what shade you require is helpful. Do the markers themselves seem to be well-made? It is a little difficult to remove the caps on the fine tips, but not impossible, and at least I will not be drying them To get very thin lines, I generally use the edge of the broad tip. I find that it works better. The tips of the fine tips aren't very fine. The Alcohol Ink Markers are a great choice for anyone who does not have the budget or desire to fill up their whole house with the more expensive alcohol based markers on the market.

Camilla Burke

| Jan 31, 2021