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

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.

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.

Beautiful markers. They are a little fatter than markers I was used to and I thought maybe that would be a problem, but it’s not at all. They feel good in my hand. The cards for color swaths are a nice bonus. The brush tip is lovely and easy to control. I had ZERO interest in the chisel wedge tip and I am so glad I could get these. This is going to enhance my hobby SO MUCH. I couldn’t be more thrilled. I wavered for a long time and then I bit the bullet and did it. JUST DO IT.I was so in love immediately that I bought the 104 supplement set to get all 320 colors they have available. There are a lot of greys and tans I may never use since I like color so much, but I feel like it’s a good investment because you can buy individual makers and refills and new tips for your existing markers. (Apparently there are more colors available in Japan but not in the US). I also bought the empty case for the 320 direct from the website so I can put them all together. And they have digital downloads of the swath cards of the 320. Just FYI if you’re OCD like me 😏😉. JUST GET THE 320 ALREADY!!!!

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’ve spent years investing in Copic markers but have recently been frustrated with the high maintenance—and prices—of refills, new nibs, cracked barrels, etc and thought I would give the Ohuhu markers a try since they came on sale on Prime Day. I bought the 216-marker Honolulu B set.Pros: soft brush nib on par with Copics, fine nib end vs chisel, lots of colors for gray and skin tone, affordability, some indiv markers and refills, storage caseCons: color numbering system makes no sense and caps are misleading when it comes to hue, missing some gap colors to make blending easier especially for reds and yellows, not as many online resources for blending combos or color equivalentsVerdict: if you color small images as a hobbyist or cardmaker, this is a great set to purchase. Then you can fill in any blending gaps (like R22 or Y38) with Copics.

My wife loves these. Best markers for a fair price. Would buy for her again.

Struggle so much with the price of these but they really are good quality markers. Way less streaks, lots of color options. Comfortable to hold and color with