Ohuhu Water-based Markers for Adult Coloring Books No Bleeding 60 Colors Dual Tips Chisel & Brush Coloring Markers for Kids Adults Beginners Drawing Pens for Journaling Lettering

The media could not be loaded. Nice vibrant colors. Not super fancy artist markers, but great for just a casual hobby with coloring books. The carrying case is nice and sturdy too. They bleed through some on thinner paper, and make the pages kind of crinkly like when you get a book wet, but the colors don't smudge or anything as a result, and dries on the page quickly. I found that the broad tip is a bit uneven and not great for filling in, but the brush tip works great. Overall pretty good for the price imo.

Very happy with these markers! I've been using them pretty heavily for about a week at this point and so far, so good. No signs of drying out yet. There are a lot of great colors included and they are quite vibrant. They do bleed a bit but I've been using them on a coloring book with pretty thin pages so if you have thicker pages, my guess is they wouldn't bleed as much. I've just been putting another piece of paper behind the page and it's stopped the markers from bleeding through to the next page. Overall, these are great for the price and if you're looking for a good set of water-based markers, these would be an excellent pick.

I thought they were different(alcohol markers) but I still love them they work perfectly and I love that it comes with a paper to swatch the colors it is perfect for travel!

I do love these markers thrybare so vibrant and pretty

Ohuhu has really made a loyal customer out of me. This is a fantastic set of quality markers with a great range of colors!I saw a review mentioning that the markers tear up paper and struggle to blend well. Just a note for beginners that this is true for ALL water-based markers. It's the nature of the medium. You can't layer heavily while wet or you risk tearing up the paper, and water-based markers are naturally streaky.These are not the Ohuhu markers Jazza was comparing favorably to copics. Jazza was talking about Ohuhu's line of ALCOHOL-based markers. Not these water-based ones. Ohuhu is often praised for their alcohol markers so I can see how beginners can get confused. I encourage you to do your research! Alcohol-based markers and water-based markers behave differently, and both require a little practice to get the hang of.Back to these, if you're looking for quality water-based markers, this is a fantastic option. I love the amount of colors we get, though some of the reds are a little similar. And I love the case they come in.

The markers are great quality with bright and bold colors. We have used them for large poster sized pictures and they have been great with plenty of flowing ink. They are very wet markers so they do bleed thru, use cardstock underneath.

I saw the brand Ohuhu and thought this was what I was looking for. If you're shopping for markers for CocoWyo books don't get these you need alcohol based markers! These are water based markers and will leave streaks on your pages and you won't be able to blend without the paper shredding and sticking to your markers as well as possibly ripping.The markers are high quality and work great though. I just ordered the wrong thing!

For the brand name, the price was good, but these are not my favorite. I have a set of 320 and I got this set and they’re just ok . There are other markers out there now for a cheaper price that are just as durable.