Colouring Pens 48 Pastel Colours Permanent Marker Pens Dual Tip Brush & Chisel Sketch Marker for Artist, Students, Brush Markers for Coloring Calligraphy Drawing (Sweetness)

This is my second set of markers 🤗. The first one are either strong colours do this time I wanted something lighter. I mixed the colours depending on my mood ir style I want to achieve. The brush tip are better and because they are soft, it makes the coloring experience even more satisfying. Comparing with my other set with only fine and broad tips I definitely recommend getting markers with “brush” pen tips. The bags has a long adjustable strap which makes easier to carry everywhere. It comes with a plastic sheet to use under the pages to avoid bleeding but I prefer to use a piece of card as sometimes the ink in the plastic takes longer to dry and it’s transferred to the back of page and consequently to the page you’re coloring. It does not happen if you use a card instead. Really good set with so many colours to use and enjoy. I recommend.

I originally bought this Ohuhu pastel set just to complement a 168-marker set I already own from another brand. I wasn’t planning to switch, just wanted some soft, delicate colours to expand my options. The quality is absolutely excellent. The ink lays down beautifully smooth and even, with no patchiness at all. They feel amazing to use, with a lovely flow and vibrant pigment, even in the lightest shades. But now I can’t stop thinking about getting the full 300-marker set! My original set is good, but these are on another level. Highly recommend if you’re after quality and ease of use—plus the pastel tones are just gorgeous.

Gorgeous quality as you would expect from this brand. The colours are all gorgeous, and are easy to blend. These markers definitely give another higher price point marker brand a run for there money. They arrive in a handy case, with a swatch sheet and a really handy mat to lay under your drawings to prevent bleed through

Worth the long shipping times and arrived 10 days early so don’t be put off by that! Pens are amazing quality, none arrived dried up or leaking. Not streaky and blend beautifully (though not so well with pens of other brands) I have had other Ohuhu pens and never had an issue, the ease of replacing tips makes the pens last so much longer! Only issue would be the bleed through sheet provided can pool the ink and transfer it back on to the paper, a wod of paper or some cardboard works better. Good value for money.

I really love these pens, they are so cheap but so nice to use. The colours are fantastic, they are comfortable to hold, I like how the lid fits on the top while you are drawing (the brands that don't do this are so annoying), the colour goes down really well, great coverage over large areas and wow, how easy are they to blend! I currently have this pastel set and the skin tone set. I wish I could buy the colours individually because I have too many marker pens of different brands to justify buying the large 120 pack that I want to get. As soon as my other marker pens start running out, I'm buying these instead. I currently use a mixture of pens such as Copics (I don't get the fuss they're my least favourite), Windsor and Newton Promarkers (too small a selection of colours but nice to use), Spectrum Noir (great colours, poor coverage of large areas and no chisel tip), Graphit B (great pens, great colours but why do they leak everywhere) Ohuhu are by far my favourite.

Really enjoying using these. My only complaint is that one of the pens was damaged.

So much better than any other pens I've ever had. Worth the price, colours are cute asf. Will bleed through page if you dont put a protector behind it. None of mine have dried out yet and I've filled a colouring book with them, I've heard you can flip the tips if start running out but I haven't tried it. I dont really use the thicker tip as it distributes colour more staggeredly but it's cool there is an option if you wanted it. Will always buy from this brand specifically the acrylic markers in the future. I had tried their water based markers too but wasnt impressed.

I’m so happy with the colours, and most importantly they actually are pastels!!