Ohuhu Reviews

I have three sets of 48, bought this so that I could keep everything together. Turns out the 160 Oahu bag can fit exactly 144 Honolulu markers, not one more (literally, had to leave out the colorless blenders), so keep that in mind if you're doing something similar. Bag is decent quality, insert is removable, it has a handle on top and an adjustable shoulder strap - not too sure about those plastic hooks though, since the bag can get quite heavy once it's full. Good for storage, but I wouldn't h...

These markers are really great! I like the variety of colors. The markers got a nice feeling to them, they don't bleed through the paper, every single marker is functioning and I like the stripes they make! Of course, this stripy look is not suitable for every piece you want to draw and it's kinda hard to control the markers in a way that this does not happen, but for this hand, I like the look. If you don't see a use for this look, you should look for something else than water based markers. I ...

I had always promarkers by letraset but they had started to wear out, tried the new promarkers by Windsor and newton and wasn't impressed. Couldn't afford copic and after extensive research and weeks of deliberating I decided on full set of 320 Honolulu b brush and fine markers and wow. They are so juicy and colour beautifully. I have had some great therapy time colouring with these and would recommend to everyone. I have put them in order in the case and done colour swatches behind each pen (no...

tldr; good quality at an affordable price, with only a few minor issues. i was wary of buying these types of markers due to the price of other brands and super wide range of colors, but Ohuhu came in with an affordable option with what i felt was a solid starting base of colors so i didn't have to pick and choose! i've been coloring in old art whenever i have time for the past week because these made art fun for me again! the issues i've run into: i use the brush tip the most, and that seems t...

These are nice! You can put down lots of layers before the paper peels. A heads up: on all but the thickest paper, the ink will show on the back, so that might be annoying for people who color on both sides of the paper; I only draw on one side, so this isn't a problem for me. On thin papers (such as notebooks) the ink does bleed through onto the page underneath, so make sure to use paper with some thickness, or put an extra sheet under the one you're drawing on. I'm enjoying these markers a lot...

What can I say about these amazing pens that hasn’t already been said? I’ve always been a little artsy/crafty but have never really invested in many quality supplies, always just using what I had or my kid’s art supplies. WOW! It makes ALL the difference! They are beautiful colors, some being almost the same. But when you really start to use them, you can see the subtle differences that really help your art pop with depth and texture. I’m just getting started on my Ohuhu journey, and I’m so exc...

I absolutely love those pencils. i also own some polychromos and they perform just as well. They layer so beautifully on top of my markers and even do well on their own on cheap paper. The pic i added is from my Spooky colouring book and they added so much details and covered the small mistakes i made with the marker (the paper is better for water based products than alcohol marker and i struggled with that), the fur effect, the little details on the crystals all turned out better than i hoped. ...