OhuhuPastel Alcohol Brush Markers- 48 Pastel Colors of Honolulu Blossoming- Alcohol Based Double Tipped Art Marker Set for Artist Adults Coloring Illustration- Brush & Chisel Dual Tips- Refillable

This is my very first set of ohuhu markers and I am obsessed! The brush tip is very smooth and glides across the paper with ease. They blend easily, leave no streaks, and are high quality. Extremely fun to color with and will be purchasing more sets in the future.

Great quality markers. These are beautiful. I might buy the other pastel set soon.

These are so smooth and blend super nicely. They're even better than some other more expensive markers I previously had bought. I was a little hesitant to buy these at first because some of the reviews mentioned the lack of color variety which I can understand where they're coming from and might not be everyones cup of tea but I still really love the colors personally. If you like pastel colors I definitely recommend them!!

These markers are excellent quality. Love the blending and color range.

I've bought a range of alcohol markers (Copic, Artist loft, etc.) and I have to say that I really love these markers! They aren't too pricey while still mainting good quality. I was worried that the brush tip would be too hard, preventing me from doing certain techniques I favor, but its actually quite flexible! There is some bleed through, but they do include a plastic sheet to place under your paper to help prevent this. The colors they give you in these packs work really well together, making it easier to blend without having to buy specific colors. I highly recommend ohuhu to any artist looking for reliable markers that are worth the money! I included a pic of a partially done drawing using the markers (not including the red for the berries, that was a different marker) for anyone who's curious how they look on regular sketchbook paper.

I have COPICs, and these are better. for one you can actually use the tip of the brush with these and they're a lot more precise. this is my second ever attempt "painting" with these markers--or in general--and this is how it came out. that's how good these things are. the blending tool especially is awesome, it allows you to fade colors to white (or close) which means you can have a very wide range of tones without a lot of colors. i used a total of 15 colors on this and maybe 3 of them were skin tone, so i cannot recommend these enough and immediately bought the full 320 color set as well

these were the first set of alcohol markers I've used and I think they are pretty good. they blend really nice and i was surprised at the amount of ink that comes out when you use them. they tend to bleed through the paper but there is an included clear plastic sheet so the ink doesn't bleed onto the next page. It doesn't have a huge variety of colors and there are a lot more grey and brown tones than i would have liked, but also some really nice light blues, purples and pinks. its hard to draw with just these without any darker shades so i'm going to get one of the Ohuhu sets that's not pastel, since the quality is really nice! also a lot of the "pastels" are just really dull shades of the color and a lot of shades of grey that i can't use. Overall, these are really good quality but a good amount of thee seem kind of dull or they're grey.

I’d like to preface this that I do have a background in art theory and what not. That being said- I have never touched an alcohol marker before. I am obsessed with the layering. You can get such saturated colors! I only own this set as of right now and this is what I was able to do thus far. I use the more outlandish/ bright colors first and find the time beneath general “skin tone” and then layer the base skin tone on top. This is my personal preference but by no means the only way to use these markers. The quality is great for the value. I use these in tandem with the Ohuhu fine liners, which I am pleased do not smear with these alcohol markers. I also do my under drawing with prismacolor col-erase pencils, which I highly recommend! I find if I use graphite, the markers blend it as well which results in a muddier piece. The colored pencil under drawing adds to the final appearance of the piece. Finally, I used the RENDR soft-cover sketchbook and have not had any bleedthrough!!Would recommend for beginners!