Skin Tone Colors Alcohol-Based Markers, Sketch Art Marker for Kids and Adult Coloring, Illustration, Comes W/1 Color Less Alcohol Marker Blender (Chisel & Fine, 36 Skin Tone Colours)

It is an amazing product other than me picking it wrong, yes i chose the wrong one LOL but besides the point its SOLID no complains at all super smooth, super easy to use and vibrant bright colours, super easy to take around, functional on paper, cardboard and sun board. Not exatly bleed resistant as bleeds through thin a4 paper but dosent bleed through on THICK paper. It was pricy for markers but amazing as you wont see anything this diverse with a anti bleed pad and colour testing sheet. Dries pretty quick so a 👍 for me NOTE- There are two versions of it so check the shades on the pictures and then buy.

I got these ohuhu markers after seeing lots of good reviews in youtube and I must say, these are of superb quality! It produces smooth even blending and is quick drying, although the blender doesn't do much after application of markers in the paper, it's great to transfer colors to it for a muted shade. These are smooth to apply, I'm in love with these ohuhu markers.

The marker set came in a cloth case that has a handle on top and is easy to carry. The markers themselves are quite amazing to use and there are so many colours to choose from. I bought these specifically for doing a skin base properly in my portraits. Drying time is around 5 seconds so you have to move fast if you don't want swatches on your art As for performance, the markers are quite vibrant. They have two sides - fine tip and chisel. They last long and are very durable. It's been a year since I've been using them and they haven't run out. Only the R192 shade(Pinkish Vanilla) leaks a little too much and blots the paper on the fine tip side as seen in the shade card. I tried to fill them all as neatly as I could but that particular colour gave me a bit of a nasty surprise. 😅 Nothing to worry about, I just work fast when using that marker. They are very comfortable to use as well and fit right within the hand. A silicone sheet has also been thoughtfully provided in case we are working on thin paper. Quite useful. I'd say in this price range, this is a very good deal especially if you do a lot of portraits. Thank you Ohuhu! ❤️

Very good colours

The colours are perfect and they blend well. I am satisfied. But I would recommend buying the one with brush tip. It dries perfectly no issues.

The quality was good and the colour was also outstanding

It blends perfectly . It also provides a comfortable grip

This product comes in a small package. Markers are easy to use, they require a thicker kind of drawing paper

LONG REVIEW BUT PLEASE READ, there are a few minor caveats. Overall, these are excellent markers. If you've bought other Ohuhu Alcohol Markers and need skin tones AND the ability to create fine detail with the fine nib, buy these. First Photo and Second Photo: Skin Tone swatches on the swatch card and the 120 Set swatch card. I've drawn a square around the redundancies. My first impression- This first issue I had turned out to be a non-issue, I assure you. Straight out of the bag, ON THE SWATCH CARD, these bleed more than the 120 Set. Do not let that first impression dismay you! On marker paper, the bleeding is negligible, hardly noticeable even, in comparison. This is something that can be worked with after some practice. Examples of the Skin Tone Set on marker paper in the third and fourth photo. It's important to note that the swatch cards provided are textured, while marker paper is smooth and overall absorbs less ink. This is why I rated 3 stars for Beginner Usability. If you've never used alcohol markers before, you may feel incompetent and frustrated when things don't work out, but don't go on believing that. I've been drawing since childhood and the most important thing I learned is that the correct techniques and using the right paper is all you need to overcome those art hurdles, making self-improvement easier. Test them out first, even if they are within the same brand. Using art mediums is all about playing to their advantages AND disadvantages. If you practice with these markers and note how they react on various papers and techniques , you're good to go. Third and fourth photo: Comparing the redundancies on marker paper. Check it out! That bleeding problem is nonexistent compared to the 120 Set! However, two things I'd like to point out. Again, these aren't deal breakers, just things worth noting to help others use these confidently. The Skin Tone #28 Fruit Pink is less pink than the R21 Fruit Pink. It is a softer peach tone. This isn't a negative to me, but I can see it being a tad confusing if you're switching from the Skin Tone Set to other Ohuhu Alcohol Marker Sets with Fruit Pink. There are two colors labeled as Yellow Ochre in the Skin Tone Set. Yellow Ochre #101 is the true match to the Y9 Yellow Ochre, while #147 is more like a light mahogany. Otherwise, all redundant colors are perfect matches. Other notes: I've worked with the Ohuhu 120 Set and I expect no less from the 36 Skin Tone Set. Comparing Ohuhu with my extensive use with CaliArt Markers, Ohuhu comes out on top. The colors and blending are a joy to work with. TL;DR: I'm thankful for brands like Ohuhu for making quality art supplies at an accessible price comparative to the bigger brand names. That alone makes it worthy of 5 stars. I highly suggest watching ADCArtAttack comparing Ohuhus to a higher priced brand. That's what sold me. You CAN create amazing art regardless of your budget.

These markers are high quality color and has little issues with bleeding. The swatch cards are perfect and I’m really impressed with the blendability. I really like the chisel fine point tips.

Ótimo, preço tá muito bom na promoção

So let me first say because the Oahu are labeled with numbers and the other ones with codes and names, this is the exact same as the 36 brush marker set just half the price! Only a few colors are overlaps of the 120 set so i really appreciate that. The overlaps are marked with a star. There is also a very good selection of deep dark, mid and light tones and i included a pic of the swatch in greyscale to show that. One thing i will mention is it seems to favor light skin in the amount of color options. The fair skin tones are also more orange leaning. One complaint i have is that there are not really any color options for mid to mid dark skin. And you tend to need more colors to complete a drawing of darker skin than you do light skin so i wish their were more of an even ratio of dark skin colors vs light skin but its still an overall strong set and a nice addition to the 120 set. I bought this, the 120 and the pastel set and together in my opinion they make the perfect marker collection. The swatch sheet included feels more like mixed media paper than marker paper as it soaked up more ink and the colors appeared slightly darker than they did on my spiral bound bee marker paper so it’s important to swatch on all the paper types you plan to use to acutely gauge color options. The carrying/storage bag is amazing quality as I've come to expect from Ohuhu and like all their other sets, it came with that plastic sheet to put between paper to avoid bleed-through. Overall another home run from Ohuhu!

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