Review on 🎨 Ohuhu Alcohol Art Markers Set: 216-Color Double Tipped Brush & Chisel Sketch Marker Set with 1 Blender - Honolulu Series by Jessica Lewis

I've been wanting to try Ohuhu for about a year and a half now and they finally released this set so I had to buy it. . And wow, I'm so glad I did. The only other markers I've ever used are my Copics and I would say that people comparing these two markers as incredibly similar are absolutely right. I also love that they come with samples for you! For those who want to explore these markers in more detail, here are my pros and cons. My advantages: 1- I love the colors. They are incredibly bright and have amazing range. 2- Supplied in an easy-to-carry case. 3- They are comfortable to hold. 4- AMAZING game. 5- You can easily compete with Copic, or even replace them entirely if you are on a tight budget. 6- The seller is incredibly great and very easy to work with. 7 available. 8- Comes with a book of markers, patterns and a thin piece of flexible plastic paper that you may work on to avoid leakage. . I don't know about you, but I like a case that can sort colors by numbers instead of clusters, and while I get the point of this, I think it would be nice to have separate marker slots. Also, the case handles seem a bit cheap to me. 2- The shape of the marks. Being used to Copic Sketch markers, I prefer flat markers over round markers. But again, that's a personal preference. 3- Not reusable. 4- It is not possible to buy individual markers. 5- Samples must be processed. Now it's not such a big deal. I really like their designs, but the order they chose to arrange the pattern numbers in makes me pull my hair. So to speak. . It's definitely not alphabetical. But you can always get around this by making your own. And I really like the paper they used. Again, I'm used to Copic markers, which made me lazy. I like getting 3-4 shades with one marker whereas these only offer 1-2 depending on the color. Mostly 2 unless it's very dark) All in all I'll definitely use them as much as my copics. I can only recommend them and I'm curious how long they last! But the order where they write the sample numbers makes me pull my hair. So to speak. . It's definitely not alphabetical. But you can always get around this by making your own. And I really like the paper they used. Again, I'm used to Copic markers, which made me lazy. I like getting 3-4 shades with one marker whereas these only offer 1-2 depending on the color. Mostly 2 unless it's very dark) All in all I'll definitely use them as much as my copics. I can only recommend them and I'm curious how long they last! But the order in which they put the sample numbers in makes me pull my hair. So to speak. . It's definitely not alphabetical. But you can always get around this by making your own. And I really like the paper that they used. Again, I'm used to Copic markers, which made me lazy. I like getting 3-4 shades with one marker whereas these only offer 1-2 depending on the color. Mostly 2 unless it's very dark) All in all I'll definitely use them as much as my copics. I can only recommend them and I'm curious how long they last! 6- I want to get more range from a marker. Again, I'm used to Copic markers, which made me lazy. I like getting 3-4 shades with one marker whereas these only offer 1-2 depending on the color. Mostly 2 unless it's very dark) All in all I'll definitely use them as much as my copics. I can only recommend them and I'm curious how long they last! 6- I want to get more range from a marker. Again, I'm used to Copic markers, which made me lazy. I like getting 3-4 shades with one marker whereas these only offer 1-2 depending on the color. Mostly 2 unless it's very dark) All in all I'll definitely use them as much as my copics. I can only recommend them and I'm curious how long they last!