OhuhuSkin Tone Markers 36 Colors: Dual Tip Brush and Fineliner Markers for Adult Coloring Water Based Art Skintone Marker Pens Set for Portrait Drawing Lettering Writing Calligraphy Journaling - Maui

The Ohuhu Markers for Adult Coloring Books have completely transformed my coloring experience. As an avid enthusiast of adult coloring books, I've found these markers to be an essential tool in creating vibrant and detailed artworks.Firstly, the color selection is impressive, with a wide range of shades that blend beautifully together. Whether I'm working on intricate mandalas or detailed illustrations, the markers allow for seamless transitions and shading, resulting in professional-looking color gradients.The dual-tip design is another standout feature. Each marker is equipped with a broad chisel tip for filling large areas and a fine tip for intricate details and outlining. This versatility makes the Ohuhu markers suitable for a variety of coloring techniques and styles, catering to both beginners and seasoned artists alike.I'm particularly impressed by the quality of the ink, which is rich, smooth, and quick-drying. It lays down evenly on paper without bleeding through, ensuring clean and precise coloring without smudges or streaks.Furthermore, the markers are comfortable to hold, with a lightweight yet durable construction that allows for extended coloring sessions without hand fatigue.Overall, Ohuhu Markers for Adult Coloring Books have exceeded my expectations in terms of quality, performance, and affordability. They have become my go-to choice for coloring projects, providing excellent color payoff and ease of use. Whether you're an adult coloring enthusiast or a professional artist, these markers are sure to elevate your coloring experience to new heights.

Great colors excellent tips. Very good quality.

I really like this markers. They are bright and it has a nice selection of colors for a small set. I think they are a very good quality. Just to be clear, these are water based markers, not alcohol. I accidentally purchased them - I guess my fat fingers hit add to cart as I was scrolling and I didn't catch it in my multiple item purchase. I decided to keep them since the price was good and I have no regrets.

So the quality is very nice and their 2-tipped function is cool, but I have a few issues with them. Blending is a bit difficult, but that could be user error. They do bleed through paper a bit. Color swatches paper is needed! The one provided is very off in a lot of ways. Pigments are rich, but even the caps are off color or give the wrong impression. I got these on sale and glad I did because I would've been upset to pay full price for some of these colors being so off.*Pictures attached: markers and swatches in order, coloring pages-only used for skintones not whole picture

The colors were well related to hair and skin tones. The marker caps were hard for me to open since I only have one functioning hand; most marker tops I can just pop off. A swatch card is included so you can test the trueness of the colors. There is some bleed thru so just use one-sided pages and slip another blank paper underneath.

I’ll start with the pros. I like that they’re dual tip- the fine point is nice especially if you’re into color by numbers, to get into those small lines. The brush tip is always a plus, it just colors better than a bullet tip or broad tip. I also like the wide variety of colors which gives you a nice variety as far as skin tones go.The cons: They only have numbers and no color names, this really annoys me. They also bleed through and tear paper; which is problematic because they’re water based, in order to try to blend them you need a couple of layers- but the paper peels and rips. I’m wondering if Crayola would’ve been better in quality and I know is better price wise.

I love these markers. I color a lot to shut out the world. These markers don't have the lines that many markers do when I'm coloring a large area. The fine tops are also perfect for what I do. I'm not Teton to be am artist, i just like to relax.

My favorite brand of pens. I like the variety of "Skin" colors that blend so nicely with each other. The ink doesn't bleed over either.