Alcohol Markers 200 Colors - AP Certificated Double Tipped Art Marker Set for Artists Adults Coloring Sketch Illustration - Chisel and Fine Dual Tips - Oahu of Ohuhu Markers - Refillable

I've seen so many artists that I'm inspired by use these markers! So I thought I'd give it a try, since I wanna get better drawing with markers. It's worth every penny! Blends very well and has so many different colors!

Pretty much ever since I've been an artist, I've used budget-friendly brands like Crayola and Sharpie to color and ink. I had heard and seen good things about the Ohuhu alcohol markers, so I decided to invest in the 200 pack (I like having as much color variety as possible). I LOVE them. They are HIGHLY pigmented, very easy to work with, and require very little pen pressure to use. There is no detectably strong alcohol scent, and though they do bleed, the protective plastic that comes with them is extremely helpful in preventing any bleed-through in the papers. I also purchased an Ohuhu paper pad as well and noticed an exceptional difference in the colors' quality and smoothness. Finally, I tested the markers by using a Sharpie fine-point pen to ink my drawings. In an older sketchbook of mine, the colors mixed with the Sharpie, which resulted in pretty ugly feathering, but they meshed perfectly in the Ohuhu sketchbook. I recommend purchasing these markers and the matching sketchbook together for optimal color and ink payoff. One last thing: take the time to create your own page of swatches with each marker, and label them accordingly. Like everyone else in thw reviews said, the caps don't QUITE match the colors exactly, so I find that making and labelling swatches for each marker, albeit time-consuming, is totally worth it. Overall, this was one of the best purchases I have ever made. It is a pricy investment, but honestly worth every penny, especially since each marker runs only 50 cents a piece. Thus far, I have nothing noteworthy to complain about--other than like many others, I wish there was a larger array of pastel/lighter colors in the set. And mayyyybe a bit more dimension for the purples (I'm biased on this part, as purple is my favorite color). The only other beef I have is the colorless blender pen--it doesn't really blend the colors so much as it just creates an odd-looking alcoholly spotting on the paper, which is a little distracting. If I desperately want to up my blending game, I'll just use my drawing tablet and Clip Studio Paint. But other than that, these markers are a dream come true for me. Highly, HIGHLY recommend!

These are my favorite markers to use when coloring. They have a blending pen that helps the colors flow together seamlessly along with a wide variety of colors and shades. Compared to other markers I’ve used they don’t bleed through the paper as much or bleed into the other colors on the page.

Worth every penny. This was my second set and absolutely worth every penny. Do not buy any other brand. I don’t care how reduced the prices. They’re not the same. They’re not gonna last as long. The colors are fantastic. The qualities is fantastic. They’re beautiful. I will never buy another marker even for my seven dollar coloring books.

Love these, the markers are a great quality. No streaking or smearing. They are smooth and effortless, the color just seems to melt onto the pages. If your looking for great quality alcohol markers that won't break the bank look no further! I personally love the fine and chisel tip. Great alcohol markers you cant go wrong choosing these.

So I like these markers, they're a good price and have good coverage, but my main gripe is the yellows. The majority of the yellows are dark browns with the only one that is an actual yellow being fluorescent yellow. Of the yellows I would have to say that maybe only four are actually usable as a shade of yellow, those being: fluorescent yellow, pastel yellow, barium yellow, and canaria yellow. Compared to my colored pencils the shades are way off, and with so many of the yellows being so brown and so dark it makes them almost unusable for their purpose. I have very good color perception as I am a printer and my job is doing color, so I know these colors are wrong. It makes me wonder if I got a bad batch. Rest of the colors are pretty good, some of the greens are a bit darker than they should be, but they are usable.

I originally wrote the below review and was very hesitant to write it because I LOVE these markers! The range of hues in each color is artistically satisfying; the lack of bleed from where I use the ink and not into other spots or colors is superior as opposed to other alcohol based markers and even the case is solid enough that you can turn it so the markers lay horizontally in the case, which encourages the ink to evenly distribute in the pen is wonderful. So as I noted below was the bad “issue.” HOWEVER, even that has been rectified by the manufacturer and I wholeheartedly recommend these markers to anyone who wants to go beyond water-based markers and have a “professional” feel to one’s work even if it’s s hobby or stress relieving activity. The manufacturer even explained that currently there are only 50 colors in their palette that one can purchase replacement ink. However, they are working towards being able to have replacement ink for all individual colors they sell. Below is my original review that noted the reason for my disappointment: I love the range of colors these markers provide. As well as the quality of the ink. I’m very conflicted in this review because one of the selling features is that the markers’s ink is refillable. However, when you contact the company’s website it only sells additional ink for about 50 colors. I bought a set of markers with 200 different colors!!

This 200 marker set is great. Every color that I would ever need in my card making and scrapbooking. Every marker works. My only suggestion to the mfg would be to change the cards that are included that you use to make your own color charts. This is important so that you know exactly how each color will look. It came with 4 cards with 50 marker numbers each on them. (4x50=200). This is good except that the case is divided in 6 sections. So I took a thin piece if plastic sheeting and made a divider for the middle sections so that the case would be in 4 distinct section rather than 6. This worked and I can now look at the cards and know exactly which section my marker is in. The best senario would have been for the mfg to produced 6 cards, one for each section. I love these markers. Since they are Alcohol markers they definitely bleed through your paper so you need to make sure you are using the plasic pad or something else under your card or paper when you use the marker. All alcohol markers do this. I would definitely buy this again if needed.