Ohuhu Alcohol Markers Brush Tip -Double Tipped Art Marker Set for Artist Adults Coloring Illustration -120 Colors -Brush &Fine -Honolulu B-Refillable

After seeing this brand of alcohol markers pop up all over my TikTok, I just had to try them. I originally bought the Oahu series (fine too & broad tip) thinking these were the ones everyone was using; with the brush tip. I didn’t know Ohuhu had different series, with different brush tips, just different packs with different colors. So, I was a little bummed when I got my Oahu series in, however, the quality of the markers, no matter the series, are absolutely amazing. While I do prefer the Honolulu and Honolulu B series (preferably Honolulu B, with the Brush and Fine tip, because I don’t use the broad/chisel tip that comes with the Honolulu or Oahu series), every set I own from Ohuhu (3) have not been a single value far from excellent. The ONLY downside, I would say, is they do bleed through paper, and I’ve tried 2 different types of paper. The paper, from my Coco Wyo and Vivi Tinta books, are pretty thin, so the definitely bleed through the paper, but also the ink spreads quite a bit. So, you have to be very careful, and not go all the way to the lines. Leave a little space, because the ink will spread. So, if you color all the way up to the line of something, the ink will spread outside the line. This is not all the way true for my Bobbie Goods book, though, as it is thicker paper. While it does still bleed through the paper, and you have to use a sheet behind the pages, to ensure the marker doesn’t get onto the next pages, you can color pretty close to the lines, as the ink doesn’t spread as far, if not, at all, in Bobbie Goods’ books. I’m not sure the thickness of the books, but I know they are thicker than printer paper, but not as thick as cardstock. **I have tried them on cardstock, as well, for swatches, and they do not bleed through, nearly at all, nor does the ink spread.** The brush tips on the Ohuhu markers blend like a DREAM. Be sure to look up blending tutorials, as well as a tutorial for the Colorless Blender, because it does not act the way you think it would. Ohuhu markers are a tad pricey compared to other alcohol markers, but I promise you, they are 1000% worth it!!! They are super easy to use, I love the sleek appearance of them, and how the colors are on both ends, and they dry fairly quickly, as they aren’t paint pens, but alcohol markers. Definitely give these a try! What are you waiting for?! 💗

Love the wide range of colors and value for money, as well as Ohuhu’s excellent customer service. I already have a 72 set of the brush and chisel tips (the biggest they had over a year ago), but when these came out with brush and fine tips, on sale, I splurged for the bigger set. As other reviewers have noted, these can be juicy so be careful. Ohuhu recommends twisting when opening rather than just pulling hard. Set includes a case, blending marker, a plastic underlay sheet, and swatch cards - basically everything you need to get started. Tips can be switched but markers are not refillable. Be sure to swatch colors on the card, but also on your page as different papers produce variations in color. There were no missing or dried out markers, delivery was faster than expected. And if you are having trouble fitting everything into the case, lay the blending marker on top in the middle. Lots of blues and greens, but would love more oranges and reds if releasing larger set, or releasing new markers. Would also love to buy individual markers open stock in the future. The skin tones and pastel marker sets are intended as supplements to this set, but so far only available in brush and chisel tip. Recommend for beginners, novices, hobbyists, older children (they are not washable), or anyone on a budget.

Boy do i love these! For one, i never used the chisel tip so im so happy they came out with this brush and bullet nib version! As you can see in one of the pics i compared the bullet nib from the Oahu line of markers (oval bullet and chisel nib) and the new Honolulu bullet tip and Maybe its just me but i feel like the new one is slightly more pointy which i see as a plus. The lighter color on the left is the Oahu and the darker color on the right is the new one. As far as color selection goes im also quite impressed. I previously had the 80 oahu set and the 48 brush and chisel markers and i love the addition of lighter tones. I added a pic of the swatches in greyscale to help show the tonal variety. I feel the set is mostly mid tones and i cant believe im saying this but i feel its a little lacking in deep dark tones. Another thing i miss is a few of the grays that i have in my 80 Oahu set that are not found in this set. Although i do love the addition of neutral grays. The paper that comes with the swatch sheets feel to me like mixed media paper and it absorbs a bit more ink so the colors look a bit darker than they look in my spiral bound bee marker paper so i suggest swatching them on each different paper type you plan to use to accurately gauge colors. So lastly, i love the carrying case. It has both the handle and an adjustable cross body strap. As well as the insert that has the 4 compartments is removable so thats a nice touch. It also came with the thing to put between your pages to avoid bleed thru. I bought this set, the 36 skin tone set, and the 48 pastel set(pastel has not come yet but ive seen the colors already) and i beleive all theee together are the perfect marker collection but this set stands strongly on its own. Only thing is it lacks skin tones so if drawing people is your subject of choice, i would also grab a skin tone pack. The markers all came with the caps tight and they were all nice and juicy without dripping ink on my paper. A little note, they do not come arranged by color like i have them in the pic. They come all mixed but this is easier to show the amount of each color that is in here. Its also kinda fun to arrange them when you first get them. Overall i super recommend these.

I love these markers! They dont dry out like the generic markers you can get at your local grocery store. Though make sure you use thick paper otherwise it will go through the paper. Though it does come with a mat for that particular problem. There's a bunch of colors to choose from.

Beautiful color palette, easy to use also for beginners like me. The kit comes with a very useful color swatch card (but the colors can change in tone and brighteness at changing type of paper!!) and a very smart plastic pad to avoid color bleeding through thin sheets. A bit annoying that the color of cap us not equal to the actual marker color!! In addition 2 colors came very dry so i will contact the support. In general it's a very good buy and i am satisfied

In my opinion, Ohuhu is the best alcohol marker out there. These are top of the line and they do everything the right way. The color choices are beautiful easy to mix and match. They dry quickly. They just feel good in your hand, I've tried others and it's just not the same thing

You get a lot for your money. I also got the skin color brush tip set as well as their sketchbook. If your looking at this and debating those in addition; get them. The brush tips seem better than copic and appear compatible with copic tips; if your concerned about switching. The paper is amazingly smooth. These will bleed through, but thats how any marker is. But itll happen quicker with thin cheap sketchbooks. They seem to blend well, not very compatible with copic blender though, it makes it look very strange, almost splotchy, they have a different alcohol blend based on smell of the two blender. But overall, very saturated colors..some markers seem to be filled.to the top ink wise and will splatter a bit when you open them the first time..this is easily remedied if you fill out the included color card. It also comes with a clear page protector so you dont bleed onto your next page in your sketchbook

Beautiful color

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it says here that it comes with a fine nip and a brush nip but actually it came with fine nip and a chisel nip.

LOVE THESE MARKERS!!! I use them for colouring my coco wyo books. They are amazing quality and the colour range is great

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I put off buying these and wasted stupid amounts buying numerous sets of cheap pens! I only use them for my relaxation colouring in hobby; but just get this brand! They're the best!!!!! The only problem I have is mine always go missing because my 21 yo daughter is a prolific colouring in girl too! 5 stars, hands down the best colouring/drawing pens you can get other than copics which are beyond ridiculously priced! Can't wait to buy more- i have 2 sets so far