Ohuhu 48 Colours Alcohol Brush Markers set for illustration 🎨
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Product description
This set of alcohol-based art markers brings a broad palette and two tips for flexible illustration and colouring. The Ohuhu 48 Colours Alcohol Brush Markers include a brush tip for expressive strokes and a fine tip for precise lines, making them suitable for sketching, adult colouring and mixed-media projects while offering quick-drying ink that reduces smudging.
Key Points
The pack contains forty-eight vibrant shades arranged with colour-coded caps to speed selection. Each marker has a dual tip: a flexible brush for washes and calligraphic marks and a firm fine tip for detailing and outlines. According to the manufacturer, the alcohol-based ink blends smoothly on compatible paper to create gradient effects and layered tones. A blender pen is included as a bonus to help soften transitions and achieve subtle blends. The set arrives with a storage case that keeps pens organised and portable.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Ohuhu 48 Colours Alcohol Brush Markers
- Tip types: - Brush tip and fine tip.
- Number of colours: - 48.
- Ink base: - Alcohol-based, quick-drying.
- Bonus: - 1 blender pen.
- Accessories: - Carrying case included.
Benefits
These markers offer a wide colour range that makes it easier to develop palettes and experiment with shading. The combination of brush and fine nib means fewer tools to switch between during a session, which helps maintain flow in longer illustrations. Blending with the included blender creates smoother transitions and can mimic the look of watercolour washes when layered on marker paper.
Usage Recommendations
Use a heavier, smooth marker paper to avoid bleed-through and to get the best blending results. Work in light layers, letting each stroke dry briefly before applying another to build depth without over-saturating the sheet. For lettering and calligraphy, turn to the brush tip; for tight areas and patterns, switch to the fine tip. Consider that alcohol ink can show through thin paper and may not be ideal for work destined for display on both sides of a page.
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Description:
This set of alcohol-based art markers brings a broad palette and two tips for flexible illustration and colouring. The Ohuhu 48 Colours Alcohol Brush Markers include a brush tip for expressive strokes and a fine tip for precise lines, making them suitable for sketching, adult colouring and mixed-media projects while offering quick-drying ink that reduces smudging.
Key Points
The pack contains forty-eight vibrant shades arranged with colour-coded caps to speed selection. Each marker has a dual tip: a flexible brush for washes and calligraphic marks and a firm fine tip for detailing and outlines. According to the manufacturer, the alcohol-based ink blends smoothly on compatible paper to create gradient effects and layered tones. A blender pen is included as a bonus to help soften transitions and achieve subtle blends. The set arrives with a storage case that keeps pens organised and portable.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Ohuhu 48 Colours Alcohol Brush Markers
- Tip types: - Brush tip and fine tip.
- Number of colours: - 48.
- Ink base: - Alcohol-based, quick-drying.
- Bonus: - 1 blender pen.
- Accessories: - Carrying case included.
Benefits
These markers offer a wide colour range that makes it easier to develop palettes and experiment with shading. The combination of brush and fine nib means fewer tools to switch between during a session, which helps maintain flow in longer illustrations. Blending with the included blender creates smoother transitions and can mimic the look of watercolour washes when layered on marker paper.
Usage Recommendations
Use a heavier, smooth marker paper to avoid bleed-through and to get the best blending results. Work in light layers, letting each stroke dry briefly before applying another to build depth without over-saturating the sheet. For lettering and calligraphy, turn to the brush tip; for tight areas and patterns, switch to the fine tip. Consider that alcohol ink can show through thin paper and may not be ideal for work destined for display on both sides of a page.
