OhuhuAlcohol Markers, 48 Colouring Pens Art Pens Markers Set for Architectural Design Double Tipped Chisel & Bullet Alcohol-Based Art Marker for Artists Drawing Sketching Anime and Manga

If you want to continue colouring as a long term hobby, I would invest in Ohuhu’s pens. I’ve tried two other brands, but I’ve ended up resorting to Ohuhu’s because:1. They are easier to use - they don’t dry immediately therefore leaving you a stress-free time period to blend or colour larger sections of paper2. They blend well - with the colourless blender and without it3. The colour seems to spread/distribute itself evenly across the paper leaving a professional-looking smooth result - makes it look like it’s a professionally printed page!I recommend.I have also used the Ohuhu skin tone pens which also are realy realy good.

A white label Ohuhu product but I still really like them! They blend well, have bleed resistance on marker paper and a range of colours!I got both the Landscape and Illustration tone

I don't know why I waited so long to buy these markers! They're really good. Blend well and leave no streaks. A good selection of colours. I like the way the box has individual sections for each marker.

Fabulous seamless colouring and blending, quality is amazing, the only downside is the pens run out really fast

Very affordable, doesn’t blend very well tho. I used Copic in the past and not even remotely close (obv can’t compare the price either) … I guess you get what you pay for. Also the black marker lasted two days UpdateAfter seeing my review, the seller contacted me and gave me a full refund, without me even asking about it, and without sending the product back. So I changed the review from 3 to 5 stars

Came well packaged. Filled out colour sample cards and some pens seemed a little dry, but barely noticeable.Pros- Nice colour range. Go down very smoothly. No streaks. Nice plastic carrier box. Colour sample cards. Pens named and numbered. The lids on most are quite a close colour to product itself.Cons- Names of colours don’t really match the actual colour. For example “Marigold” is not a beautiful golden colour but comes out as a dirty yellow bordering on brown. Several of the reds are actually pink, at least I think so. I wouldn’t bother with the names, you may even want to name them yourself to help you choose correct colour. I don’t know what the blender does, if anything! The colours don’t blend, unless I am doing it wrong - not used to alcohol markers. The bullet nib is a little thick to colour small spaces.All in all I am quite pleased with the product but only worth 3 stars in my view.

Great pens and superb variety of colours.

Amazing colours!