OhuhuMarkers Paper-friendly No Peeling Water-based 60 Colors Dual Brush Fineliner Tips Markers for Adult Coloring Books No Bleeding Coloring Markers for Kids Beginner Calligraphy - Pupe

I'm enjoying these markers,I'm glad I purchased them..the colors are very vibrant and pigmented,and they do bleed through some(see photos) it's not as bad as alcohol based markers it doesn't bleed through to the next page but I put a piece of paper behind it anyway because it does bleed through some..they are good for layering since you can put down several layers before it starts tearing(eating up) the paper so that's a plus IMO..I tried them on different paper that had differing thickness and they bled through..I didn't try bristol board because I didn't have any,but I had some cardstock and they seemed to be ok with that..I'm not a fan of alcohol based markers,but I do have a couple sets of Ohuhu's markers and they are nice,just not for me..I prefer water based markers,but you would need to be careful because water based markers really tear up the paper...so I think these are like the alcohol markers in that you can layer them to get a smoother look but it's water based ink..I'm finding myself looking for things to color with these markers,I'm even going through some of my old sketchbooks that had just line art and coloring them in..I hope that Ohuhu keeps making these markers because I like them alot..and I would ask Ohuhu to please make a set of these markers in pastel shades,I have the pastel set in the alcohol markers and the colors are so prettyI think these markers would be good on that bleed proof paper that Ohuhu recently came out with..I thought these were a good value too,their other marker sets are pretty affordable,and these were too..I've found that they dry about as quickly as the alcohol markers do,so that's probably why they are blendable..all in all these markers are really nice,I like them alot..so PLEASE Ohuhu,make a pastel set of these markers

I’ve tried many marker brands, but Ohuhu continues to impress me! This set works beautifully on marker-friendly paper, with no peeling, feathering, or excessive bleeding—something I’ve struggled with using other brands. The ink lays down smoothly and blends effortlessly, making it perfect for artists of all levels.The color selection is vibrant, and the markers have a comfortable grip, making long drawing sessions a breeze. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, these are a fantastic choice for illustrations, coloring, or even calligraphy. Highly recommend for anyone looking for high-quality, affordable alcohol markers!

Absolutely my favorite water-based marker now. I am glad I took a chance on these. Once the first layers dries another layer can go over it and the paper does not pill or tear. The colors are rich and vivid. The markers are not too juicy so they are easy to keep within lines using either the brush or the fineliner. When I used tombows the fine tip side was useless. So glad I have options with these.

I selected "new" when ordering these so imagine my disappointment that I received a used set. I could tell because the color swatch paper that came with it was already filled in. I tested the markers again on the back of the card to make sure none of them were dried out. I don't mind getting used items, but with art supplies, it's too many risks. The markers themselves are great! They are vibrant, quick drying, didn't experience any issues with using them on the swatch paper, and I noticed they didn't bleed through either. They're great for the amount paid. I'm glad they look good and have plenty of ink I just wish I got a new set like I ordered. Only reason I did 4 rather than 5 stars.

I love everything about these markers! I love the case it comes with, I love the fact that they are numbered have color names. I love the way they fit and feel in my hands when I’m using them. I love the fine tip and brush tip, and I love that they don’t destroy your paper. That part is true advertising.There are a couple of dislikes. The first is the one of the browns came with a little leakage when I first opened the cap, it was the only one like that. I also wish there were more colors. The no bleed Maui water based markers come in a 160 pack- it would be great if it came that way; I need more colors than just 60. In fact, I bought the sister one of 60 paper friendly ones in the plastic case that look like alcohol markers. I wrote to Ohuhu, to ask if these pupe and the sister pack are the same colors- they are not. So I now have 120 paper friendly ones, different colors- but also had to make two purchases. I wish they made 120 or better 160 in a one purchase case. The colors are vibrant and beautiful ; overall very happy with them.

I tested these and they glide on the paper better than other water based markers. I was interested in the claim that these won’t damage the paper more than anything else and I have to say that they work great. I do use heavier paper like watercolor, bristol and similar papers so bleeding to the other side doesn’t happen plus I don’t go over the same area more than 3 or 4 times give or take and the paper still looks in good condition. The blender one is pretty pointless to me in water based markers to be honest, they ALL damage the paper no matter what and I just don’t see the use for it.There are colors that are very similar (see picture) and I don’t think I could tell which one I used in an actual painting, but it’s fine. The range in color works for my purposes. I don’t care for doing smooth gradients, but you can use layers for color transitions. I think people need to stop expecting water based markers to work like alcohol markers.Overall I like them and I will use them in my sketchbook to add color without needing a whole set up, especially if I’m on the couch and just feel like drawing. I got them on Black Friday so the price was the main reason I decided to try them out, I doubt I would’ve otherwise.