Markers, 48-color Art Marker Set for Architectural Design - Landscape Double Tipped Alcohol Markers - Chisel & Fine Alcohol-based Drawing Marker for Artists Students' Art Class Adults Coloring

Love the Ohuhu markers! I have several sets and love them all! I have many sets of markers, gel pens and pencils by many companies. I color every day. Most markers are dry or scratchy; but, the ohuhu markers are not! They are bright and are very smooth - they don’t make a mesh and blend very well. I use glitter gel pens for highlights on the center piece, but I do the background and foliage with the markers. The pictures are amazing. I had bought a lot of markers before I discovered ohuhu markers, I will only by ohuhu markers in the future! Right now, I have eight set ranging from 48 to 160 - pastels, landscape and brights; slim, broad, chisel and fine point - all of them are great and I have NOT had a dry or broken one yet! They give you extra nubs but I have not had to change any. They are numbered and have names on most sets. They last and the colors are so beautiful! The cases are great too - not cheap like some I had purchased! I was going to purchase the 320 piece set but the reviews said that you had to organize them, so I chose to get the smaller sets that are already pre-organized by color type. I have limited eye sight so even though many smaller sets cost a few dollars more - to me, it was worth having they organized! So if you have the time and the patience, get the large set for $244 or if you are like me, that likes ‘everything in its place and a place for everything’ get several smaller sets that are already organized. But these sets are worth the money. If you want to get a less expensive set for a younger artist, the Soucolor markers work well. But, if you are committed to coloring - invest in ohuhu markers, they will work very well and won’t break the bank either! I hope this review helps and happy coloring!

Hi, this my first time buying alcohol markers! Overall I love them, they are very pigment! And smooth! Some cons is that it bleeds through the paper but honestly I don't really mind because I feel that's more a paper issue just put a paper towel or another piece of paper, its good to go and the other con but can also be seen as pro is that it dries quickly as you can see the reason to some streaks on the drawing but it can just be a me problem since im a bit slow at filling in the drawing since this is my first time working with these type of markers and I'm getting the hang of it :)

Fabulous pens! Wonderful selection of vibrant colors and great pen tips.

I really liked these alcohol based markers to use with my adult coloring book, they do bleed through which is to be expected, so it's best to put a piece of paper or cardboard behind the page you're coloring on. They blend really nicely and aren't streaky at all, they also come with a color code card and a nice carrying case. I also enjoyed the dual points. They do dry out rather fast though, I've had them for several weeks and I noticed some of the markers that I used the most were drying out or running out of pigment. They are pretty expensive but I think they're worth it for the money and you get a good selection of colors. I will define be purchasing other colors from this brand.

I hate these these, but my creative children love these. Some background: I have a tyrannical toddler hell-bent on master-piecing our home. We bought these over a YEAR ago. and they have not sat around unused for more than a day. whole illustrated books and cards have been made with these things...and not like a little picture, i mean a whole scene scape at a time by a 14yo trying to learn anime. as much as i WISH these things would end, they just wont. The best weve managed is the toddler leaving a few uncapped at the scenes of his graffiti crimes...and even then, only one side is dried out. and the pigments? rich. dark or bright, as appropriate, but so so rich. it takes at least 2, sometimes three or four coats of wall paint to cover the artistic endeavors of a toddler armed with these markers. Ohuhu owes me a few gallons of wall paint at this point.this is your warning: only buy these if you want your artwork to be vibrant and lasting, and to never have to purchase supplies again. DO NOT BUY if you have a toddler without impulse control or understanding that the walls are not blank canvases in need of a sprucing up.pro tip: to remove from walls, first use a cotton ball soaked in alcohol and wipe with a paper towel. follow up with a magic eraser until faded, then paint over the remaining essence of art with at least 2 coats of paint (maybe 1 IF you have the primer+paint stuff...if its white youll still need 2 coats.)

These markers are generally good quality, colors are nice, and they blend as I had expected as alcohol markers. However, the ink flow is just okay. As dual-sided markers, one of the two tips is often partly dried out and does not color well. Storing in different directions can help, but for being just a couple of weeks old, I do not expect to need to consistently manage this. We have prismacolor markers that are 15 years old and work as well as these. I’m just coloring as a hobby so I didn’t think prismacolor price/quality was necessary, but I hoped these would be comparable quality for a shorter period of time—1-2 years vs. 15.

Love these markers they color amazingly well

These markers are the best by far. I like the fact they have a wide side tip and the other end is pointy for what u need to mark. Highly recommend.