Ohuhu 60 Colours Dual‑Tip Water‑Based Markers 🎨

This set of water-based colouring markers brings together a generous palette and dual tips for expressive illustration and detailed work. Perfect for sketching manga, lettering, journaling and adult colouring books, these markers offer odourless, non-toxic ink and both a flexible brush tip and a fine tip to handle broad washes and precise lines.

Key Points

The pack includes sixty vibrant colours plus one clear blender, arranged with colour-coded caps for quick identification. The brush tip varies roughly between 1 mm and 5 mm, which helps with smooth fills and blending across textured paper, while the fine tip sits around 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm for crisp outlines and handwriting. According to the manufacturer, the water-based formulation is acid-free and low odour, making it more comfortable during long creative sessions. Consider that heavier paper is recommended to reduce bleeding and buckling when applying multiple wet layers.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Ohuhu 60 Colours Water-Based Markers
• Colours: 60 vivid shades plus 1 clear blender.
• Tip types: brush tip (approx. 1–5 mm) and fine tip (approx. 0.5–1.5 mm).
• Ink: water-based, non-toxic, odourless, acid-free according to the manufacturer.
• Recommended paper: heavy-weight paper such as 200 g/m² or above to minimise bleeding.

Benefits

Using the flexible brush tip makes it easier to create variable strokes and soft shading without changing tools often. The fine tip complements that by delivering controlled strokes for lettering and intricate details, which is especially useful when working on small panels or decorative scripts. The included clear blender enables smooth gradients and soft transitions, allowing skin tones and subtle colour shifts to be developed with more control.

Usage Recommendations

For best results, prepare a small swatch chart before starting a project to map out tones and to see how colours react when layered. When blending, dip the blender tip into the colour you want to dilute and then apply gradually to avoid oversaturation. Work on thick, textured paper rated at 200 g/m² or higher to limit show-through and warping; lightweight paper may wrinkle when using multiple wet layers. If you mix many colours in quick succession, cap markers firmly to prevent drying.

Notes on longevity and behaviour: water-based inks may be more susceptible to fading over long periods compared with pigment or alcohol-based inks, so consider scanning completed works for archival purposes. Also, while the brushes are flexible and forgiving, aggressive pressure may deform the brush tip over time.