OhuhuBrush Markers - 216-color Double Tipped Alcohol-based Art Marker Set for Artist Adults Coloring Illustration -Brush & Chisel Dual Tips - Honolulu Series of Ohuhu Markers - Refillable Ink

I have been wanting to try out Ohuhu for about a year and a half now, and they finally came out with this set, so I just had to buy it. . And wow, I am so so happy I did.My only other markers I ever bother using are my Copics, and I would say the people who compare these two as being incredibly similar were dead on. I also love that these come with swatches for you to do!For those who are seeking a more in-depth look at these markers, these are my pros and cons.My pros:1- Love the colors. They are incredibly vibrant, and they have an amazing range of them.2- Come in a case that makes it easy to tote around.3- They are comfortable to hold.4- Blend AMAZINGLY.5- They can easily compete with Copic, or replace them entirely, even, if you are on a budget.6- The seller is incredibly amazing, and very easy to work with.7- Affordable.8- Comes with a book about the markers, swatches, and a thin piece of flexible plastic to put behind any thin paper you may be working on to avoid bleed-through.9- Has these things on each cap to prevent them from rolling away.My cons:1-The case. . I don't know about you, but I love a case that can organize colors by number, rather than clusters, and while I understand the point of this, I do think it would have been nice to have individual marker slots. Also, the handles of the case feel just slightly cheap to me.2- The shape of the markers. As someone who is used to Copic Sketch markers, I like more of a flat marker, rather than a round one. But that is personal preference once again3- Not refillable.4- No way to buy single markers.5- The swatches need work. Now, this is not such a big deal. I do really like the design of them, but the order that they decided to put the swatch numbers in makes me want to pull my hair. Lets just say. . It is definitely not alphabetical. But you can always bypass this by making your own. And I DO like the paper they used.6- I wish I could get more range in a single marker. Once again though, I am used to Copic markers, which has made me lazy with this. I like to get 3-4 shades out of a single marker, while these only offer 1-2 depending. Generally 2 though, unless it is particularly dark)Over all, I will definitely be using these as much as I do my Copics. I highly recommend them, and look forward to seeing how long they last!

My wife and I use these all the time. The colors are gorgeous and sharp. The travel container is solid and holds everything together great. Definitely worth the price.My coloring skills are terrible at best. Using these markers makes all my pictures look fantastic!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I finally decided to get my first set of Ohuhu Markers and they did not disappoint! I use another marker brand as it was a little less money but honestly as much as they were great, these markers are a whole new level! The blending is fantastic and the ink is so juicy! So many colors to use too! If you have been on the fence about getting these, just do it! You won't regret it! Plus they have 51 color refills...which is useful so you don't need to purchase an entire set again when you only need 3 markers.

I’ve been a fan of ohuhu for a few years now and I’ve never been disappointed, from their alcohol markers to their basic water based markers they seem to always hit the top quality mark.Now I bought a smaller set before hand to try them out and I enjoyed them so much I had to upgrade and get a bigger set!Not going to to lie, for me it took almost a full month from when I ordered them to when I got them. They eventually came without and issue. they shipped in a good quality box, nothing was damaged. they also came with a carrying case to keep them all in, it has a shoulder strap. may I add they’re a bit heavy. All the markers were accounted for, none were missing.Another thing is none were organized so swatching them took longer then I thought and I already expected a good amount of time based on how many their are.They get great coverage, they take some time to get used to if you’ve never used alcohol markers before. Also beware that they do bleed quite a bit, so unless you’re coloring on some thick paper you’ll need something to put behind your page.I have no complaints other than the time it took for them to get here. The quality was just as expected as all my previous purchases of their products.

I bought these after watching a review by the artist and YouTuber, Jaaza. I have not been disappointed. I have always used Prismacolor and have also used Winsor & Newton and to a lesser extent Copic and I still like those products. However, Ohuhu has shown me not only a quality product in its alcohol markers, but in their sustainability of use of said markers, the growing style of markers, as well as their commitment to providing related products like sketchbooks. All while adding a touch of class by including the clear sheet to help protect on bleed throughs that might happen. That, to me, is what separates Ohuhu from all of the others including, and especially, Copic. What's more is Ohuhu does it at a more reasonable price point. I've taken a few months since my purchase to use and see if I like these markers, and other products, and I do. I am now an Ohuhu fan and supporter and I will continue to buy not only my alcohol marker needs from them, but their other products for storage as well as the other mediums they produce like acrylics. Thank you Ohuhu for listening to the artists out here and giving us what we not only want, BUT NEED (emphasis not yelling) in our line of work without gouging us with ridiculously high prices. You rock and in my book are the best out there and I think others will come to see this using your products as well. That said, if you ever pull a Copic attitude with me, or other artists out there, this opinion will likely change. So, please, please for us artists and your own business growth, please do not ever deviate from your commitment to the artists and their actual needs without gouging them! Again, YOU ROCK! (emphasis not yelling)