OhuhuAlcohol Markers Brush Tip - Double Tipped Art Marker Set for Artist Illustration - 72 Colors - Chisel & Brush Dual Tips - Honolulu - Refillable

So fun! I grabbed them on sale. This is a great set and amount of markers to complement existing sets, or to try if you’re just starting out with alcohol markers. You get an adequate variety of all colors/tones (grays, earth, reds, blues, greens, yellow, pinks/violets); so, you won’t be disappointed.I would like to add, if you already have ohuhu markers, check if you have duplicate colors. I received the newer edition markers (see photos), so while the names have changed, the colors are the same. For instance R4 Deep Red (older edition) is replaced by R412 Cerise (new edition 72ct). Both are Honolulu B versions, but the 72ct is the newer version that says ‘Ohuhu Honolulu B’ on the marker body now.

A wonderful set of markers a great, same quality, but More easier on the pocketbook than Kopic markers. Their ink goes on smoothly and blends wonderfully. I definitely would start thinking about replacing some of my other expensive alcohol markers with this brand.

Dear Ohuhu, why are your markers so great? What kind of black magic is it? That being said! This is my 4th set of ohuhu markers! The durability of these markers are insane!! They go on so smooth, and dry at a good pace, that allows for blending! The gift vale of these are priceless! Every time I order these they get better and better! They don’t smell back either! So I’m glad for that!Some markers have an intense alcohol smell, and it can be overpowering! But these don’t! To say I love these is an understatement!! Thank you ohuhu, for taking my coloring to the next level!

So happy with these markers. I initially went with caliart as the price point was more affordable. The color variety and translation was not great. They dried up rather quickly (in less than 30 days).These markers immediately exceeded my expectations and were worth the price tag. Not only can you purchase replacement ink cartridges, if you can replace the marker tips as well. I greatly appreciate the ability to do this as I color daily and expect to need to do this. The variety of color is perfect for me - I have a lot of choices but also not an overwhelming amount either. Very happy!

I've always wanted to try alcohol markers, but Copics were too expensive and other brands were either nearly as pricey or lacked the quality needed to really make something shine. Then I saw a video reviewing Ohuhu, started researching and instantly bought myself a set once I saw they had the brush tips available.The day I got them I immediately went to work and I loved working with them. I've seen a few methods of working with these types of markers so I had an idea of what to do, but no actual practice with it and with these markers it feels very forgiving.I did have a few problems with my set in particular; Juicy colors are always nice but my markers were splashing a little when I opened them. I don't know if this is common for markers but from what I've seen of other people using them they don't have the same problem and can open their markers in front of their picture without fear of ruining it. Another problem was one of my markers' cap didn't properly snap on... It's still sealed (as my marker hasn't dried out yet), but it pops off easily and it doesn't click on like all the other markers which leaves me wondering if I put it on right every time.Another downside to these markers are the fact that there is no way to refill them or replace individual colors. I really think Ohuhu could compete with Copic if they had either one of those options available for customers, as buying whole packs to replace one or a handful of colors is not desirable and leads to people just buying Ohuhu to slowly replace them with the closest color Copic has to offer, as refilling Copics is actually cheaper in the long run. I understand making them refillable would probably up the price, but selling them individually would be just as effective without raising the cost too much.With that said, if you really want to try out alcohol markers you can't go wrong with these. Just be ready with a game plan when you start running out of ink.

While the bleed resistance is minimal because these are a wet art medium, everything else is perfect. These are the right size pack if you’re looking for over 50 markers but under 100. The markers look beautiful, and write so smoothly. They’re perfect for adult coloring books, but I would advise placing two sheets of paper under the page you’re coloring so they don’t bleed too much.If you’re looking for quality alcohol markers, these are for you!