Ohuhu Alcohol Brush Markers Set - 72 Unique Colors + 1 Alcohol Marker Blender + Marker Case - Double Tipped Sketch Markers for Kids, Artists, Adults Coloring, Illustration - Chisel & Brush Tip Included Review

Ohuhu continues to make great strides (I bought this and the skin tone kit). I'm generally not very good with traditional art, but these markers are a fun medium to work with. The colors are bright, not too pastel, which is a good thing. I think for the price they are worth it, they are literally the cheapest brush markers on the market right now. Minor downside, I've had them for a few months now and I've noticed that the labels rub off easily. Otherwise I like them and I highly recommend this

I bought these for my aspiring artist daughter (13). She's really fond of Copic markers, but we thought we should try these as well since they're cheaper. She likes to choose from a wider range of colors (we used to buy Copic in small packs), but they bleed through. Paper. She likes to use mixed media, i.e. thicker paper, and those markers still bleed profusely. This gave her the opportunity to play during the quarantine due to COVID-19. but when I go back to work, we'll probably buy Copic…

I definitely like these markers! I needed a set of markers because I wanted to try this medium but didn't want to pay like $5 for a marker. Ohuhu markers do a pretty good job, especially for the price. The color is really nice, although I have to say that on many markers the colored labels on the ends are very different from the actual color on the paper. I would just say make a pattern sheet and you're done! Personally, I'm not a fan of the blending pen, but I can still get by with blending…

I'm drawing again. I heard about Copic markers about a year ago and knew they were very expensive. When I first started looking into alcohol ink markers a few weeks ago, I was quickly overwhelmed with all the choices (online, at least). I went to a few stores to see Copic markers in person and while they were really good, I couldn't part with $6 a marker, especially since I wasn't sure how much I would need to paint. I finally decided on this brand after reading and looking at several reviews…

I have not used markers since using Crayolas as a child and have hesitated with brands such as Prismacolor for the pointed tip and Copics for price. These brushes are great and the colors are vibrant and I was very happy with the work I was able to do with them as a beginner. I bought a smaller brush set when it was originally released, but still felt limited in colors, especially on skin tones, and never got around to using them. Now that I have more colors I finally have the motivation to…

These markers set my muse on fire. I haven't been able to try Copix yet because of the price. I thought, okay, I'll see if I like the mid-brand environment before I invest. I got the biggest set of Ohuhu with brushes. I wish I had just gotten a large pack with no brushes. The end of the chisel looks better for my work. I knew everyone said they were good but this is a new product and I had no idea what it was. I'm in love. My only complaint is that I've had it for two days now and I've run out…

This is an overview of Ohuhu's 72 Color Brush & Wedge Marker Set. Fantastic price with great customer service - just don't over tighten the caps on the other side of the marker. The reviews and questions on this list are mixed between the 60 color set and the 72 color set that I purchased. The 72-color set comes with a colorless blender, and the marker caps look like they're meant to be placed on the back of a marker, which for the most part they do (see the rest of the review for my…