OhuhuAlcohol Markers 200 Colors - Double Tipped Art Drawing Marker Set for Artists Adults Coloring Sketch Illustration - Chisel & Fine Dual Tip - Oahu of Ohuhu Markers - Alcohol-based Refillable Ink

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!

I've had these markers now for over a year. They are wonderful. I used to have Copic markers and for whatever reason, just couldn't get the hang of using alcohol markers (user error). I gave them all away to a friend who needed some for her business. Decided to give alcohol markers a try again, but didn't want to make such a big investment until I tried to see if I could get the hang of it. I did a lot of research and Ohuhu markers had a lot of good reviews. I bought this set and I LOVE them. They lay down color smoothly, blend easily, are nicely pigmented and the nibs have held up. Since I purchased these, Ohuhu has a set of 320, which will be their complete set of colors. I purchased an add-on set of 120, so I have all the colors as well as a pastel set of 48. Unlike Copics, you cannot buy these open stock, but I have heard that they are planning to do so. At a cost of slightly over $.50/marker as opposed to around $6 each (only on sale) for Copics, these are a great choice.

So I got this present for Christmas from my parents and I am loving them so far! They came in a nice neat package, and everything is really organized. The bag the markers come with is amazing, it helps keep your markers organized and helpful to add extra stuff you need. The markers blend really well, just like they advertised, the colors are also very vibrant.The one thing that happened is that one of my markers (WG6) was pretty much unusable. As in the third picture where I colored in the sheets they provided with, I opened WG6 and it exploded and left a big drop there. At first, I thought it just had too much ink and left it the other wag so the ink could go back down, but when I opened it again, there were drips all over the place. I emailed the Ohuhu Team, and they fixed everything right away. I gave them my order number, and shipping address, and they sent me a new one right away. No charge or anything! This shows how dedicated they are to helping their customers for the better, and aren't just selling crap all over the place.So if anything happens due to shipping or one of the markers isn't working once you get them, be sure to send a message to them and they will fix everything! So pretty much 5 stars!

I bought these as a sort of "dupe" for the Copic markers, the more expensive kind of alcoholic markers. Copic markers are ridiculously expensive in large packs, and Ohuhu markers are pretty top-rated for their price. These markers definitely deliver, they come in many different shades and are easy to blend and layer colors. I really enjoy using these markers to color my sketches. There is a bit of a bleeding problem if too many colors are layered, but just using thicker watercolor or alcoholic marker paper can ignore this problem. I really enjoy these pens, the colors are very pigmented and are overall fun to use.The pack of markers includes a swatching chart to test out all the shades, and includes a clear plastic sheet made to go in between pages to prevent bleeding on average paper. I think this is a nice touch added into the kit, as these markers can get very messy and ruin other pages on notebooks with bleeding issues. The markers also include a clear colorless blender, which it might work to smudge some colors together but doesn't do much for "erasing" color and mistakes like it is sometimes advertised to do. This isn't really a problem because it's one marker out of all the 200 and it still works for blending color, however the blender marker can get worn out and stained with other marker colors.

So my daughter begged me for these markers and I was really skeptical about the price. We as parents know how “responsible” our kids can be. I have to say, they are worth the price due to the quality and the fact it keeps my kid off her phone! I definitely recommend these markers if your kiddo is a artsy fartsy type.