Ohuhu 60 Colors Dual Tips Alcohol Art Markers, Fine & Chisel
The highly pigmented and vibrant markers are built to last against fading and blend beautifully for added dimension to your artwork.
$29.99
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The Ohuhu Marker Pens are the highly pigmented colors you're missing in your collection.
They are built with dual tips that are fine, narrow and broad to allow you to be creative with a variety of vibrant color options. This is the perfect gift and addition for artists, students, kids, and more for arts and crafts, design etc.
WHY choose this set?
* Broad and fine tips for precise highlighting and underlining;
* 60 vibrant colors with superior blend ability;
* The highly pigmented and vibrant markers are built to last against fading;
* The color-coded caps allow for ease in the organization and use in identifying colors;
* Easily layer and mix different colors without worrying about smudges and blotches;
* Equipped with a beautiful black carrying case for ease in traveling and storing.
*Image & Video Credit: Kasey golden
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GreatS. L. Johnson November 17, 2019Great value and perfect for my daughter and her masterpieces
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MarkersElizabeth Alcala November 17, 2019These markers are great for coloring and nice colors
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Great buy!Thomas Evans November 15, 2019These markers were great! I got these because my markers were these random ones i ordered on like wish or Something. Long story short they weren't good at all. So i got these ones. And im really happy i did because they had great colors and actually worked with the paper i was using.
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Art for a reasonable priceAndrea Rangel November 15, 2019A great purchase for a good price. Really love how well they blend togther and the way the colors stand out. Definitely will purchase more of their product. 10/10
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Nice EffectDiane M. November 15, 2019I like these and so does my grandson. He ordered some for his friend too.
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My daughter loves themTheHunterGT November 14, 2019Daughter is pretty decent at art. So I want to be a supportive dad and get her creative tools for the job. She wanted some nice markers and these seemed to catch her eye. We decided to go with them and are very glad we did. She says the colors are nice - they don't run or bleed - and her art has extra "pop" to it lately. She uses them just about every day and is always smiling when shes does. Happy daughter - happy dad - would buy again - 10/10.
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That they are affordable.Nathan Houston November 13, 2019To color my drawing. The colors blends smoothly with no hard edges. I really love the product.
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OkayAmazon Customer November 12, 2019Great colors. Caps are a bit hard though. Scent is a bit much for my liking. But its doable
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lovely, weird odor, robustkim bui November 11, 2019i do lots of fine and small architecture work, so i thought the fine tip would be good, but in reality the chisel tip is way better. you get more even and smooth tones, and it blends easier too. the scent is a little off, not like copic alcohol smell, more like plastic or metal. the volor assortment is a little lacking for 40 colors, but that may be becayse if what i draw. anyways, it does not streak ballpoint pens, and pencil does not ruin either tip. these things are robust and will last you a long while. if you are looking for cheap copic altetnatives, but noy a brush marker, use this!
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Very good, arrived on timeEgan Monahan November 11, 2019These are a very good quality, and a decent amount for the price, good substitute for Copic markers!
Keep it casual 🖤
Art by, @andrianas_art,
Once you’re done with building your multiple layers, finish your drawing by adding small details with the end of your marker’s nib. Your monochromatic drawing is now done! @multicooleur
Spring adds new life and new beauty to all that is.
art credit, @rosies.sketchbook
How's the weather in your place? This Yummy Watermelon Cocktail Drawing can let you feel going to the fridge. 😍
Art Credit, @lindsayweirich
Use Ohuhu gel pen to increase the brightness of bling bling! :D
@halalelaa
Blossom by blossom the spring begins.
Art by, @roberta_rindone
When the Autumn slowly has the taste of Winter.
Art credit, @rosies.sketchbook
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