OhuhuBrush Markers Alcohol Based: Double Tipped Art Sketch Drawing Marker for Artists Adults Beginners Coloring Landscape Architectural Design - Brush& Chisel - 48-color w/Marker Storage Case

I was looking for good alcohol markers that would compete with the “big name” in the game without the big price, and boy howdy! I think I found them! These are dual-tipped markers (one side is a thinner brush-tip and the other is broad & chisel-tipped) with great colors in a good variety, and so far, great durability!The carrying case is sturdy, well-designed, and attractive. I find the scent (seemingly characteristic of all alcohol markers) to be mild, if not slightly pleasant! And the “feel” of putting these to paper doesn’t squick me out like most markers I’ve used before.My only notes are: depending on the paper used, the ink can bleed slightly (I think this just comes with the type of marker they are) and when I take the cap off to use the marker, I wish there was a way to interlock the cap ro the opposite side for ease of keeping track of it.I would recommend these markers!

I LOVE these!! This is my first time buying alcohol based markers. I was told to start coloring to relax and reduce stress (lol), so I thought these would be a good started set. They are awesome - very easy to blend! It even comes with color swatch cards to show what the colors look like on paper. Highly recommend!!

I should’ve trusted the reviews on here. I’m not sure if these markers sit for a while, are returned, or what. I’ve had a couple markers, brand new with barely, if not any use, start to dry out in the middle of coloring. I was curious and came back to this page to read some others and see that they’re having the same issues and it’s not user error.The shape of the markers I wasn’t expecting (triangular, not round) and does wear on the my inner thumb after drawing a while. The tips of the brush also tend to fray with simple use, and more so when they dry.It’s sad especially when you do research and people are giving a lot of praise to Ohuhu. Some markers are really wet, and others seem dry right out the box new, especially lighter ones. It makes me worried if it’s just a matter of when I get to those markers to really use that then they’ll dry out like the others so far.I’ve only had these markers for one week btw and have only used them really 3 days out of that week? It sucks because when they work, they’re great, but how long are they gonna last?

My kids use these for school projects and they are a huge upgrade from Crayola markers. I understand this brand is one of the best for alcohol markers and usually more pricey. These are a great value, color quality is great, and easy to use.

Edit: The company did offer a refund, but I would still avoid this particular set. If you absolutely can't afford any of Ohuhu's better sets, and don't have any sensory issues, just don't use these in coloring books. Loose paper only.The colors are bold and beautiful, and it would be a good set to keep small children out of your more expensive markers.I bought this marker set because I trusted the Ohuhu name and wanted a specific color from this set I couldn't find elsewhere at the time.The marker tips are rough and sound scratchy on even the smoothest paper, making them sensory unfriendly in both sound and feel. They're small, so you can expect to run out of ink within weeks. Not that I've run out, as I've simply stopped using them.The worst part as what happens to your coloring books. I'm well aware that alcohol markers bleed, so I always have a extra thick paper behind whatever I'm coloring to absorb any bleed. However, once the paper dries completely and I'm ready to color a different page, I remove that sheet and shut the book.You can't do that. Despite being completely dry when I shut the book, several different colors from these markers have leeched out onto other pages, leaving this gross yellow stain that is hard to color over if you are using light colors. I've had several pages get ruined before I noticed this affect, as it doesn't happen right away.At least half the markers do this, mainly the browns, oranges, and reds.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I’ve always wanted to try Ohuhu markers. I love the brush end. Super juicy and smooth!

I was SOOO excited for these markets let me tell ya! I have a dozen sets of alcohol markers. I have been trying out different sets to see which ones I prefer best. I wanted to try these ohuhu’s before splurging on the big set of ohuhus. I have never been SO disappointed! They do not blend very well like I had imagined and the tips were already tearing apart from on ONE USE! It was also a very small area that I had colored in! I included a picture of the small area I colored. Keep in mind this is the FIRST time I used this color right out of the box. I knew it didn’t seem right that the tip was already fraying?!? So I checked the rest of my UN-USED markers…They are ALL THIS WAY! WHAT?!? They were shrink wrapped when they arrived so I doubt they had been used previously! In my photos the blue and brown had NEVER been used. Look at the fray on those babies!😳😳😳 The colors also didn’t blend very well AT ALL! People keep saying well…”you got the cheaper ohuhus that’s WHY you’re having this problem.” Well my personal opinion is most people WILL purchase this set first because it IS most affordable but they will also use this opportunity to decide if they WANT to splurge on the larger ohuhu set. After using these I will absolutely NOT be purchasing the larger set. I think ohuhu should take these markers back to the drawing board. So sad about this! The only positive thing I can say about this set is the colorless blender is SUPERB! lol!

The color names are a bit weird on some of them and don't match what the color is, for example light pink is not light at all. The size was a little bit smaller than expected but probably makes they more comfortable to hold like a pen/pencil. No leakage so far. Good color range and bright colors.