Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 120 Colors Chisel & Fine - Oahu

The best in the world

Super ra eruku marker , i bought it for 3600 with coupon of ur a pro artist then u can buy

It's amazing... This is my first try with ohuhu marker and it's worth it...

This alcohol markers blend rlly well.😊 There are 120, so obviously lots of colours which can provide you every colour what you need.🙂‍↕️ My parents bought me as my birthday 🎂 present 🎁. So thank them. If you're beginner, you can go with it. You don't need to buy this much. You can start from 48 as practice. I loved it personally. Thank you 🙏 Amazon 🫡

Very good product

I bought the set of 80+1 colour less blender so the pros are that you have a wide selection of different shades to choose from and it is not bad at all mant think brush nibs are better,yes they are but this are no bad these are highly comparable with copics these don't have the exact shades as copics but still are enough to make a descent art and impress yourself and others. anyways these are really fun to use!! I am highly satisfied with this product and it's price it's worth the cost.

Product is good but sadly 1 marker was missing and even a single piece of marker could be very useful for painting and it’s non returnable.

I like the pigment but the colour they are providing should be of same colour in different shade .. bcz it's easier to creat 3d drawing,, and it does not blend with any colour, the colourless blender does is useless instead of blending two colour together it earases the colour from that area and it should be called earaser not a blender overall it's good but i think it's little expensive

i have seen so many reviews about ohuhu markers across many, many artists, even the ones who mainly use copic markers. i've also seen reviews of ohuhu vs. copic, and honestly, for markers this cheap, you can get a pretty good outcome just as close to a copic maker, though i believe ohuhu markers are much more vibrant. the markers blend just as well, and you can get a gorgeous set of colors within the 100 set, since each set comes with a set amount of colors. i believe purchasing the 100 set is a better thing to do just because you get a good amount of pastels and primary or saturated colors. these are an extremely good alternative to copics if you're not picky about not having a brush nib, which is what copics are mainly used by a lot of artists for, but if you don't really care about the nibs, it doesn't really matter, as long as it can get the job done. though, if you ARE picky and need a brush nib, then these markers are not for you. i simply adore these markers, and they're good for beginners, or even professional artists. if you can't afford copics, which i believe the prices for them are crazy, (six markers for thirty dollars + shipping? nope!), then ohuhu markers are a great starter if you want to work your way up to buying more expensive markers. but you never know. you might end up always using these markers! the downside, is that you can't buy these separately, so if one marker runs out, and it was your favourite color to use, or just a color you use the most as a base, then you would end up having to buy a whole new set of makers. there aren't refills either, so you're pretty much out of luck. however, i would like to point out when i received my markers, the packaging was just fine, no damage or anything, however when i opened the actual ohuhu marker bag, several, or more than several, had a bunch of blue ink on them, whether it was ink dust, or actual ink, and it wouldn't even come off with just regular soap and water. i couldn't even figure out which marker caused the ink splatter until i swatched them. also, like i believe most alcohol markers, they do BLEED. if you're using regular printer paper, you're going to need multiple sheets underneath so it doesn't ruin the surface you're drawing on. if you're using certain sketchbook paper, like illos for example which takes these markers very well, the markers may bleed through, but it won't bleed through the next page which is extremely useful. so make sure with the markers or any alcohol marker that you use has some sort of coverage underneath the main sheet you're coloring on, or have some paper that takes the markers well, and only bleeds through the sheet you're drawing on, and not onto four other sheets. honestly, just be careful. the markers are perfect, but almost all of the people i have seen review them has had some sort of little problem, however, it doesn't effect the marker at all, so it still maintains its five star review. and its also best to place them on the side where the ohuhu logo on the bag is facing down or up so the markers don't dry out on one end and not the other. its so both sides of each marker contains an equal amount of ink. all in all, ohuhu markers are an amazing alternative to copics for a great price, and pretty colors, and its worth the price that i paid.

Excellente qualité. Très facile de faire un dégradés, les couleurs se mélangent très bien. Le prix en vaut la peine.

Pretty much ever since I've been an artist, I've used budget-friendly brands like Crayola and Sharpie to color and ink. I had heard and seen good things about the Ohuhu alcohol markers, so I decided to invest in the 200 pack (I like having as much color variety as possible). I LOVE them. They are HIGHLY pigmented, very easy to work with, and require very little pen pressure to use. There is no detectably strong alcohol scent, and though they do bleed, the protective plastic that comes with them is extremely helpful in preventing any bleed-through in the papers. I also purchased an Ohuhu paper pad as well and noticed an exceptional difference in the colors' quality and smoothness. Finally, I tested the markers by using a Sharpie fine-point pen to ink my drawings. In an older sketchbook of mine, the colors mixed with the Sharpie, which resulted in pretty ugly feathering, but they meshed perfectly in the Ohuhu sketchbook. I recommend purchasing these markers and the matching sketchbook together for optimal color and ink payoff. One last thing: take the time to create your own page of swatches with each marker, and label them accordingly. Like everyone else in thw reviews said, the caps don't QUITE match the colors exactly, so I find that making and labelling swatches for each marker, albeit time-consuming, is totally worth it. Overall, this was one of the best purchases I have ever made. It is a pricy investment, but honestly worth every penny, especially since each marker runs only 50 cents a piece. Thus far, I have nothing noteworthy to complain about--other than like many others, I wish there was a larger array of pastel/lighter colors in the set. And mayyyybe a bit more dimension for the purples (I'm biased on this part, as purple is my favorite color). The only other beef I have is the colorless blender pen--it doesn't really blend the colors so much as it just creates an odd-looking alcoholly spotting on the paper, which is a little distracting. If I desperately want to up my blending game, I'll just use my drawing tablet and Clip Studio Paint. But other than that, these markers are a dream come true for me. Highly, HIGHLY recommend!

Love these! High quality and look really nice. I bought them used-like new and it’s a great deal. Vibrant colors and blend pretty nicely with softer tones (added pictures, look at the beard details for the blend component). They dry right away. I use them to color card stock pieces and add details to cards but I can see them being useful for illustration and other fun art projects. EXTRAS: the set came in a fabric pouch, as pictured, additionally It came with 3 extra white gel pens that I didn’t know existed and they are an awesome way to add some detail to the illustration. Also comes with a mat to avoid bleeding onto the next page. YES THESE MARKERS BLEED INTO THE NEXT PAGE bc they are alcohol markers. It’s expected so plan accordingly

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