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Comprati per mia figlia che frequenta il liceo artistico. Le sono piaciuti e funzionano tutti alla perfezione. Speriamo non si esauriscono troppo in fretta! Comoda la confezione. Arrivati nei tempi indicati. Read more

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I recently purchased the Ohuhu Alcohol Markers and I couldn't be happier with their performance. The double-tipped design makes it so easy to switch between fine details and broader strokes, perfect for my beginner level of expertise. The colors are vibrant and blend seamlessly, giving me professional-looking results without much effort. Good quality markers. Read more

After seeing this brand of alcohol markers pop up all over my TikTok, I just had to try them. I originally bought the Oahu series (fine too & broad tip) thinking these were the ones everyone was using; with the brush tip. I didn’t know Ohuhu had different series, with different brush tips, just different packs with different colors. So, I was a little bummed when I got my Oahu series in, however, the quality of the markers, no matter the series, are absolutely amazing. While I do prefer the Honolulu and Honolulu B series (preferably Honolulu B, with the Brush and Fine tip, because I don’t use the broad/chisel tip that comes with the Honolulu or Oahu series), every set I own from Ohuhu (3) have not been a single value far from excellent. The ONLY downside, I would say, is they do bleed through paper, and I’ve tried 2 different types of paper. The paper, from my Coco Wyo and Vivi Tinta books, are pretty thin, so the definitely bleed through the paper, but also the ink spreads quite a bit. So, you have to be very careful, and not go all the way to the lines. Leave a little space, because the ink will spread. So, if you color all the way up to the line of something, the ink will spread outside the line. This is not all the way true for my Bobbie Goods book, though, as it is thicker paper. While it does still bleed through the paper, and you have to use a sheet behind the pages, to ensure the marker doesn’t get onto the next pages, you can color pretty close to the lines, as the ink doesn’t spread as far, if not, at all, in Bobbie Goods’ books. I’m not sure the thickness of the books, but I know they are thicker than printer paper, but not as thick as cardstock. **I have tried them on cardstock, as well, for swatches, and they do not bleed through, nearly at all, nor does the ink spread.** The brush tips on the Ohuhu markers blend like a DREAM. Be sure to look up blending tutorials, as well as a tutorial for the Colorless Blender, because it does not act the way you think it would. Ohuhu markers are a tad pricey compared to other alcohol markers, but I promise you, they are 1000% worth it!!! They are super easy to use, I love the sleek appearance of them, and how the colors are on both ends, and they dry fairly quickly, as they aren’t paint pens, but alcohol markers. Definitely give these a try! What are you waiting for?! 💗 Read more