Alcohol Markers Brush Tip - 168-color Art Marker Set Double Tipped Alcohol-based Markers for Artist Adults Coloring Illustration- Brush & Chisel - Honolulu - Refillable Ink

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These markers are something else! I'm in love. As an amateur marker user, I'd no idea what to expect. I already have the Ohuhu 100 pieces watercolor markers but God, do they streak everywhere, no matter the paper. Still, investing in a steep product like this one was a bit of a gamble since I'm into art only as a hobby. But man, these are GOOOOOD. The set came with all 168 pens intact, colors bright and the packaging immaculate. They also send a transparent sheet to keep under your artwork so the color doesn't bleed onto the next sheet. Some of the markers had their chisel nibs protruding outwards. Nothing a gentle push doesn't fix though. I didn't get the extra nibs like someone in the reviews said they give with this set. Boo hoo. But their website says that the nibs can be taken out and flipped over and you're good to go. My only grouse is that some of the shades are near similar to make any difference at all. The color GY173 and a couple others are so light that when you draw with them, they are mostly invisible and the ink is on the drier side so it feels scratchy while working with those pens. Also, some of the pens slaptter paint, so be careful. Open them away from your artwork. The pens come now with compartments, so that's an improvement on the previous sets, but they don't come organised based on their color chart. I had to take out all of them, swatch them and arrange them in their compartments based on color groups, as you can see in the picture I've attached. It would be helpful if the manufacturer does that. There is streaking especially in the darker colors, but it's minimal, also I believe that is because I don't know yet how to use these markers correctly. They're alcohol markers so they will bleed even though I bought the Ohuhu marker pad to go with the colors, but it still bled through which means you can't use the other side of the paper for any artwork. If you're starting out with alcohol markers, please, please invest in proper marker paper with a heavy GSM because if you don't, these markers will bleed through and streak and you will feel like they don't work. They work only on paper meant for alcohol markers. It's an expensive hobby, but it's worth it when you see the results. All in all, great, great set with nearly all the colors an amateur or ever pros may need. I've never used Copics, Artezas or Poscas to know what's the difference between them and these markers, except that they are EXPENSIVE, and Ohuhu is not so much. Besides I'm doing this for fun, and I'm HAVING FUN with them. So no complaints. So go ahead, even if you're a pro and want to dabble in marker art. This is the right place to start.

Ce sont les meilleurs crayons que j'ai eu de toute ma vie, je conseille les 168. C'est parfait pour un éventail de couleur pour des débutants.

مره حبيتها الالوان جات سليمه والشنطه سليمه ويجي معها ورقتين مكتوب فيهم اسماء الالوان وانتو تحطو كل لون عند اسمه .… الفرشه مرهه عجبتني تشبه الوان كيوبيك وسلسه في التلوين انصح بالشراء 👍🏻

I’m loving my Ohuhus, as someone who always used copics but couldn’t afford a big set, this set is amazing, quality is good and it’s very affordable. The only downsides I found so far, is that the Ohuhu is quite “wet” so when working with fineliners, even the good ones like Micron, Copic etc, I have to let it dry completely, a few hours, before painting over it, you can see in my photo it smudged a bit because I didn’t wait enough. The other issue is the hat I got one faulty marker with the tip wrecked but it was just one and I don’t use the chisel side much so whatever. Also I found a couple colours to be too similar so if the price is an issue for you def. get the 120 instead of the 168 markers set it’s more than enough :)