Alcohol Markers 100 Chisel & Fine Art Set for Drawing Sketching

i was a bit skeptic about purchausing these markers, i intially wanted the copic sketches however those are really expensive and i am still a newbie using these markers so i didn't want to spend so much and i had seen people reviewing these markers as a cheaper alternative and due the price i thought these markers werent going to be good but i was way off, these markers are amazing and do similar job to the copics, i highly recommend these as starters, i have used several different markers and i find that nothing compares to these, i also like the fact they came in a case with dividers and also came with a swatch sheet on top of that they provided a plastic cover to put between your pages to avoid bleeding onto the next page. That is the one downside to using these markers however this problem occurs with all alochol markers and can't be avoided. the only way to avoid bleeding try using marker paper. i used the cass art marker paper and no bleeding but i also love using a sketchbook and how i use the markers with that is avoid using markers on both sides of a page as it will bleed and ruin the look to the other drawing. The other downside is which is my own fault is i didnt't realise ohuhu provide different tips, i prefer brush nibs and fine tip these are chisel and fine, i have no issue with using these but i would have prefered brush tips and its easier to use. Also at the time these nibs were not replaceable and nor refillable but i do now believe there newer collection of markers provide both of those things and not sure if you can do it to these markers. OVERALL RECOMMENDED PRODUCT FOR A CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE. also the range of tones and colours is just amazing.

Lovely alcohol markers. The dual tips - chisel and fine - work well. I am a big fan of Ohuhu alcohol markers, the colours are vibrant and the ink flows evenly I have found. They have a massive range. Colours do overlap in some of the ranges. The shapes of the barrels change slightly from range to range, but they all feel quite comfortable to hold

I recently got my hands on the Ohuhu 40 Colours Dual Tips Permanent Marker Pens set, and it's been an absolute joy to use. Whether you're an avid sketcher, a budding artist, or just love dabbling in adult colouring books, these markers are a fantastic choice. The dual tips are a highlight – the fine and chisel ends allow for a great range of expression. Whether I'm going for precise underlining or broad strokes, these markers handle it all with ease. The versatility in just one pen makes it perfect for various art projects, from detailed illustrations to bold, graphic designs. Colour-wise, this set is a dream. The 40 unique, vibrant colours are just bursting with life and the added colorless blender opens up even more possibilities for creativity. They blend seamlessly, allowing me to add depth and dimension to my artwork effortlessly. The pigmentation is top-notch, and I've noticed no signs of fading. The alcohol-based ink is another huge plus. It dries quickly, so I don't have to worry about smudges or blotches, which is often a problem with other markers. Layering different colours is a breeze, and the end result is always smooth and professional-looking. Quality-wise, these markers are solid. The amount of ink each pen holds is impressive – I've done loads of drawings and haven’t run out yet. The colour-coded caps make organisation and colour selection easy, which is a huge time-saver. The carrying case is a thoughtful addition, making it easy to take the set on the go or keep my workspace tidy. As for gift ideas, this set would be an absolute delight for anyone into drawing or colouring. In summary, the Ohuhu 40 Colours Dual Tips Marker set is a wonderful investment for anyone looking to add a splash of colour and quality to their art supplies. The blend of quality, variety, and ease of use makes it a set I wholeheartedly recommend! 🎨🖌️🌈

These markers are great for the price! The colours are vibrant and go down well, and they have a really nice look to them when dried. I use them for colouring and am really pleased with the finished look they give. You can’t really see the pen strokes unless you look very closely. There’s also a degree of layering you can do to get slightly different shades, though this works better with some combinations than others. There is some bleed on paper not meant for markers, and I would suggest having another piece of paper or two under your sheet to prevent any staining of surfaces. You can also see the colours on the other side, so keep that in mind if you use them for colouring like I do. Using careful, small strokes and not holding the pen to the paper for too long in one spot helps. My only complaint is that the colours are random, which means getting a complete set is difficult and you may need two or three bags to get a good selection of shades. Other than that, I’m very happy with them and will be buying in the future for more colours. I’d also say that while none of mine were dried out, the fact that these are alcohol markers means they’re pretty easy to revive with some rubbing alcohol, which is a bonus in my books!

I’ve used promarkers in the past but can firmly say Ohuhu are my new favourite marker brand. The range of colours in this set are fantastic and suitable for many different projects and artistic styles. The only thing lacking are skin tones. The markers come with a fine tip which is great for smaller detailed areas, and the chisel tip which is perfect for covering larger areas. The markers blend really well, and the coverage is as good as, if not better, than any other marker I’ve tried. The set also includes an colourless blender to help with blending. Although most markers reflect the colour coded cap, some are way off so I’d recommend creating a colour swatch before you get started. Ohuhu have included colour swatch charts in the pack. However, if the type of paper you use is very different to the paper charts provided, I’d recommend creating your own to get a true reflection of the colour. The case the markers come in is very sturdy and likely to last a long time. It is divided into 4 compartments, each holding approx 30 markers. A slight frustration is that the pens come arranged in no particular order and appear a bit messy so I’d take some time to group similar colours together to make it easier to pick out colours when using them. Fantastic markers at a great price!

I don’t have much to compare these with as I have not used alcohol markers before, as other brands are very expensive and watercolours are my go to medium usually anyway. But I took a punt on these as I needed something brighter and they didn’t break the bank. I was not expecting much, but I have to say I am pleasantly surprised. They seem to flow nicely and smoothly on paper and they leave minimal lines. I am sure someone with more experience than me could get rid of lines completely. As per the video do not go by the cap colours as they are so different and many much darker than you would expect. The ink seems to dry quite quickly and layering seems to work ok for me but I’ve only done one illustration so far so can’t say much more. I tried the clear one which I assume is to help with blending but it didn’t seem to do anything, but again that could be my lack of experience. Overall I am happy with the results and experience so far and for a beginner to alcohol markers I am more than happy to recommend them.

Perfect for any art lovers Daughter doing her GCSE, and uses them everyday

Definitely worth the price! If you're starting out - I'd recommend trying a cheaper brand initially but if you're into colouring and are thinking about getting one of the Ohuhu sets! Take the plunge and get them! I love the thought that they are refillable! After checking the website - refills are about £4! And the pens only need a small ml each time!! So in the long run you'll be saving money! So glad I finally got the set! So smooth, so many colour to choose from!!

Gute Stifte mit großer Auswahl und guter Deckkraft. Die Stifte sind nicht wie auf dem Bild angeordnet, sondern kommen durcheinander an. Nach dem ich mir die Mühe gemacht habe die Farbkarten zu bemalen und die Stifte zu sortieren, sieht das Ergebnis so aus, wie auf dem Bild. Die Stifte sind solide Alkoholmarker für einen Guten Preis. Zum 160er Paket wird eine kleine Folie zum unterlegen mitgeliefert, die gegen das durchbluten bei dünnen Blätter helfen soll. Beide Spitzen funktioneren soweit ganz gut und die Farben sind schön kräftig. Die mitgelieferte Transporttasche sieht stabil aus und wie auf dem Bild zu erkennen, lässt sich das Innenleben problemlos herausnehmen und so auch gut auf dem Tisch lagern. Die Stifte sind in Ovaler Form gehalten und lassen sich so gut halten. Der Nachteil an dieser Form ist, dass sie in den Abteilungen leichter hin und her rutschen können und die Reihenfolge so leichter durcheinander kommt. Die Innentasche ist in 4 Quadrate eingeteilt, so dass man die "4 Color Swatch" Farbpaletten gut voneinander trennen kann. Kommen die Stifte an Copic heran? Nein. Müssen sie für mich aber auch nicht und wer eine günstige Alternative sucht, um sich auch erstmal mit Alkoholmarkern zu beschäftigen, der kann hier gerne zugreifen.

Ces marqueurs sont très bien mais il manque des nuances de rouge. A noter qu'on peut trouver une autre marque chez Action pour beaucoup moins cher et plus de nuances.

Zeer mooie stiften

Está marca no defrauda, colores vivos y variados y con la bolsa de transporte siempre organizados.

These are fantastic markers. great quality, rich colors and a lots of them.