hangfan Alcohol Based Ink Art Markers Set (84 colours) with dual tip broad & fine
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If you’re into adult colouring, sketching or marker-based art, hangfan’s Alcohol Based Ink Art Markers set is one of those “serious enough to use often” packs, especially if you want both quick coverage and crisp detail from the same pen.
It’s built around dual-ended alcohol markers, with a broad tip for filling and a 1mm pointed bullet tip for lines and details, plus an extra outliner option in the mix. That pairing matters in day-to-day use: you can start roughing in colour, then tighten edges without constantly swapping tools.
That said, alcohol inks and permanent marker formulas can behave differently depending on the paper you use. On regular paper, the ink can bleed into the next layer, so it’s not a “grab-and-go” set for every notebook or cheap sheet.
The essentials
This is an alcohol-based marker pen set aimed at artists and adult colouring fans. The pack includes 84 colouring colours and also adds 2 art outliners, which can be handy when you want consistent line work for sketches, colouring book pages, or simple card making.
The pens are dual tip: one end is a broader 4mm tip for quicker coverage, and the other is a 1mm pointed bullet tip for finer detail. There are also colour markings on both ends of each cap, so you can identify shades faster when you’ve got multiple pens open at once.
A lot of the appeal here is the “instant drying” angle. Alcohol-based ink tends to dry quickly, and the manufacturer describes it as stain-free due to the quick-drying formula. In practical terms, that usually means less smudging while you work—helpful when you’re layering or moving between sections.
What to notice in use
The set is clearly designed for people who want speed and control in the same session. For example, in a typical colouring workflow you might:
- Use the 4mm broad tip to fill a background shape fairly quickly
- Switch to the 1mm bullet tip to trace highlights, facial features, or small decorative details
- Revisit colour zones to smooth transitions before the ink has time to pool
The “quick colour search” approach—colour markings on both ends of the caps—also reduces the little frustrations that happen with bigger marker collections.
Worth noting, the tips are rated for continuous use (the entry mentions 300 metres per marker). That’s a useful indicator of how long the set is intended to last, even if real-world usage will vary with coverage and pressure.
Key points for buying
A sensible buy if your priorities are:
- A large selection of colouring shades (84 colours)
- A dual tip layout so you’re not switching between broad markers and detail pens
- Alcohol-based, instant-drying ink for cleaner layering while you colour
But it might not suit if you expect “no bleed on any paper”. The entry specifically warns that markers can bleed on regular paper, and recommends placing a sheet underneath (so ink doesn’t bleed through to the next layer) or using a professional marker paper.
What stands out (and where it can fall short)
What stands out is the combination: broad + fine in a single pen, plus outliner pens included in the set. That makes it easier to keep line work and colouring in the same tool kit, rather than relying on separate pens that may not match in ink behaviour.
Where it can fall short is paper friendliness. Even with quick drying, alcohol markers can still spread or bleed depending on how absorbent the page is. If you’re working in a standard sketchbook or school workbook, you may find it’s more “manage with extra paper” than “write anywhere and it stays put”.
Also, the set is positioned as an alcohol marker colouring kit rather than a fully bespoke pro art system. If you’re trying to achieve the most advanced blending or ultra-consistent gradients on a particular paper type, you’ll likely need to pair the markers with the right surface anyway.
Tech specs
- Type: Alcohol based ink art markers, permanent
- Colour count: 84 colouring colours
- Tips: dual tip (4mm broad tip + 1mm pointed bullet tip)
- Outliners included: 2 art outliners
- Usage claim: tips rated for 300 metres of continuous use per marker
- Ink behaviour: instant drying, described as stain free and non-toxic (acid free)
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It’s a good fit if you mainly want a practical alcohol marker set for adult colouring books, sketching, outlining, highlighting, or card making, and you’re happy to use (or protect) the paper properly.
It makes sense if you want quick coverage for larger areas but still need a fine point for lines and details without swapping tools.
It may not suit you if your work relies on cheap, uncoated paper and you’d rather not deal with bleeding. If you want something more forgiving on general-purpose pages, this set’s alcohol-ink behaviour is likely to be a trade-off rather than a benefit.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you’ll use the dual-tip format regularly, you want a wide shade range (84 colours), and you’re willing to use the right paper approach to avoid bleed-through—either by protecting the page with extra sheets or using marker paper.
Skip it if “works neatly on any paper” is your main requirement, because the entry explicitly flags bleeding on regular paper. You don’t have a huge flexibility window here: most of the performance will depend on how you handle the paper.
If you’re building a marker kit for weekend sketching, adult colouring, or simple designs, it ticks the boxes for variety and control. Just treat paper choice as part of the purchase, not an afterthought.
Mini FAQ
Are these markers suitable for adult colouring books?
Yes—adult colouring is specifically mentioned as a use case, along with sketching and colouring.
Do the markers bleed on regular paper?
The entry says they can bleed when drawn on regular paper, and suggests placing a sheet behind the page or using professional marker paper.
What are the two tips for?
One end is a 4mm broad tip for quicker coverage, and the other is a 1mm pointed bullet tip for details.
Do you get outliners with the set?
Yes. It includes 2 art outliners in addition to the 84 colouring colours.
How do you pick the right colour quickly?
The caps have colour markings on both ends, which makes it easier to find the shade you want without constantly checking.