GIANT Markers! Ohuhu Molokai Alcohol Markers Review

[@nancydallapiazza8916]

Loved seeing the large alcohol markers..I could see using them especially for backgrounds! Love to see another video using them!

[@cristydana69]

I like the landscape color set!! That green is beautiful!!

[@christinarobichau]

Those colors are definitely the same. Love these videos. Thank you Jennifer and Steve for all your hard work.

[@denisegallant4647]

I'm so glad that little Rose is there to supervise. Have you ever thought of coloring her? KIDDING! thanks for the great video!

[@JakobDam]

Thanks for the review! You're one of the only ones who have featured the Molokai series from Ohuhu, and this was really useful for me.

[@tiffanybluetarot]

Well those are great! Imagine if they made a giant brush tip?! 😱

[@lucyleereuther7594]

Yes to a follow up!

[@vsmeans]

I would purchase the landscape pack; I like doing a lot of nature coloring pages and these would be great to fill in backgrounds.

[@MissRuthless]

Definitely would love to see a follow up for these and if you end up using them more for backgrounds in the future! And ya it would bug me if the stickers were different ways lol are you not able to peel them off and reposition?

[@rachelshaferly5524]

Very cool. I definitely want some. I love Ohuoh markers.❤❤🎉

[@CynthiaPrice79]

I’d love to see you experiment with the grays set, in the vein of using them to alter other colors.

[@kiwess1]

I plan to purchase the whole line. I can't wait. Yes, definitely update us on how often you use the markers.

[@hkgeldean]

Beautiful markers. I would like a follow up video to learn how much you actually use them. I can see them being used in a graphic arts applications, not so much in coloring books.

[@justdoingtyme61]

I think they are the same colors… I like the way they covers the area, and I like the selection of colors they come in… I laughed cause I was watching Rosie as you did your coloring, she’s so cute! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@lucyleereuther7594]

How about using the colorless blender to combine a grey & another color for a grey tone?

[@wendygleason4425]

I would start with the basics. I tend to do that with all new products to determine whether I like them enough to continue to add to the collection.

[@LaraK99]

oh the landscape ones look verry useful for my taste in drawing...

[@CynthiaPrice79]

Grays and landscapes would be an excellent starting point, I think. Especially because you can change other shades with your grays.

[@Joyous207]

Looking forward to trying these beautiful markers. Thank you for the code!

[@MarieJS535]

Love the blue and grey tones. The markers are very cool. I do like that you swatch the marker sticker. This gives the user the true colour vs. a pre-printed, coloured sticker. I agree that they are the same coloured inks, which is awesome. Definitely adding these to my wish list.

[@fanniegiroux5450]

Thanks Jennifer for sharing those great marker with us, yes it would be very interesting to know if you are using them often and Thank you for the Tritone and the great giveaway

[@JessicaSzempruch]

I would get the landscape set, and the grays. I mainly do landscapes, and of course can’t go without my grays.

[@Dascha409]

yes to the follow up, definitely want to know how the markers hold up

[@mjpete27]

Hullo guys, I have the grey and basic sets of the wide markers! I have only use them once besides the swatches for the caps. I found that I had to make a couple of coats to get a solid color. I think you did a wonderful job with this review, I am looking forward to seeing your next video on these markers! Good luck to everyone who gets into the giveaway!

[@lucyleereuther7594]

I would probably order the landscape set first.

[@CynthiaPrice79]

Right? So nice for prefilling a background!

[@astidog]

possibly use the colourless blender one over the top to even out the streaks? Probablt why it is in the grey set as they know it is needed for large areas :)

[@susannesamuelsson2930]

Beautiful markers indeed but perhaps best used for specific things ( or big areas ) like lettering. A long time ago broad nibs was used to write poster to put outside ( behind a plastic cover about sales, information etc ) on the outer walls of grocery stores here in Sweden. Nowadays they will most certainly print posters out instead for a more professional look with pictures etc. Artists can of course find many different uses for the broad Ohuhu markers, your own fantasy sets the limits as usual in the end! Thank you for the informative video dear Jennifer and Steve. Take care! ❤

[@judygrandstrand9784]

I love all my Ohuhu markers!

[@CynthiaPrice79]

Conveniently, my sketchbooks came with plastic shield sheets to stop bleed-through.

[@AnnetteS64]

❤Thank you so much for this video ❤️💋

[@sheryl5252]

i sort of like that you have to color the label and attach them. with the ohuhu markers i have, not all the lid colors are accurate to the ink color. doing it yourself ensures you have an accurate reference!

[@yvonnem1919]

Nice.. I hope they add more colors .

[@l.g.2513]

Thanks for the review. Always good to see new products being tested. Follow up would be good to see in the future.

[@projectradiance]

The landscape! They’d be great for backgrounds!

[@CynthiaPrice79]

There are cool values of even the “warm” colors, especially if you go more pastel.

[@carolthompson5686]

Yes the same, the blue set

[@Martine0509]

I would definitely purchase the landscape set!

[@berthah2145]

Yes the stickers not quit right would bother me and I think the chisel is too big for me too use! But for lettering they would be funny!

[@lorettareis]

I like them all , but If I need to choose I would choose the blue tones and Yes they are the same.

[@LourdesEsmeralda]

I believe these are mode for landscaping

[@lotusflowerpassion]

They look really Kool Thanks for sharing with us dear 💖

[@latenightcoloringmama]

Thank you for the review! Great video! I am a new subscriber and appreciate you sharing!🙂

[@BeardedBarley1]

I really like the swatches for the stickers in getting the accurate color from the ink of each pen showing on top before grabbing one. That seems innovative to me. So smart. Is this company the first to do that? If so, neato. Also, for those of us who have health issues, I like that they can lay down so much color at one time without a whole lot of physical effort. I like to use alcohol markers as a base coat and then color on top with other coloring tools like oil pastels or pastels or coloring pencils and etc. When that is done, somehow the streakiness doesn’t show up as soon as even a bit of another product is put on top of it, especially when close to the same color. This process makes it so that not a lot of effort goes into covering up the light bits of the paper that would normally show through without the marker layer. Often, I have to lay down several layers of the other tools listed above in order to get a professional flawless look. That’s hard when one’s hands start to ache or one’s back starts to hurt and/or fatigue sets in because it then discourages me from ever finishing the project, most especially in one setting. But using a big marker as shown would eliminate too much time having to be spent on a project for those who have limited capabilities. Further, it seems as though it would save the waste of other products used. Instead of going through half a colored pencil on a picture, only a bit of it would be used to go over top of the markers, most especially for large backgrounds. On top of that, remember that then you could use a regular no-color marker to melt the colored pencil or oil pastel into the marker layer, giving it a flawless, vibrant look. The only thing with Copics that may make them more appealing to buy (though the cost is so prohibitive) is the company has a device which transforms the pens into being used like an airbrush, giving an even more no-streaky flawless look without much effort so that even putting another layer of another product over top of the ink is not even necessary. If Ohuhu developed something like that for their line, Copics might have a run for their money. Lastly, maybe Ohuhu could look into offering an inexpensive ink-free pen as well so that people would be able to color match with the new refills (awesome upgrade by the way) as Copic does because there seems to be-unless offered online that I’m not aware of-a lack of a lot of colors like purple, orange, reds, pinks, and so on. But for the Ohuhu user right now, maybe we could just finagle this need to be met by simply allowing a colorless marker to dry out and then fill it with a colorful refill ink that color matches the rest of the project. Again however, it does make the situation a bit cost prohibitive like with Copic. But it is a temporarily fix. Please know that these suggestions were just some thoughts, not at all complaints, in order to make this product more competitive though priced more reasonably. Lord knows how ridiculously and exorbitantly priced Copics are and how we hobbyist artists need tons of help in this area. So any pricing help that Ohuhu sends our way in offering more helpful tools is only greatly appreciated…I know at least by me. Thanks so much for sharing your insights and tips and tricks and taking time to explain things to us. It’s so helpful. GB and happy coloring!

[@KathyHumphres]

Looks like fun!!

[@geraldeguzman26]

I'm waiting for your tutorial using markers grey colors.

[@FuzzyDoxie]

ive had trouble with the Wide Copic not sealing tight and the ink drying out extremely fast like in a couple days. I love copic but id avoid the wide.

[@GAZMAN2002]

Have you tried the ohuhu gel pens I haven't but would be curious if they are any good 😊

[@BarbBColorReader]

Jennifer and Steve, you may NOT have put any labels on wrong. I put all my labels on with print facing the front/top of the marker. HOWEVER, depending on which way Ohuhu put in the nib (which is angled), means the cap has to be put on to match). I encountered this in my third box. Looks like i messed up labels...nope!

[@KarolinaBernolak]

Thank you i need next weeks video :)

[@harshreality2672]

Interesting, thanks guys!

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

in australia ohuhu markers refills are not available as of march 2024

[@deannareti7205]

Yes they are the same inks cool

[@kathybrown4169]

Landscape ones first for me ! ❤

[@KarolinaBernolak]

abit of advice you can nail polish remover to restor your marker and its ink

[@saraharris2699]

Markers look nice. The sticker thing would totally bug me. I think I would pick up the grey scale and blues. I just wish the grey scale included the black.

[@phyllisbowens4175]

Yes

[@lmcintire-brooks475]

Can alcohol markers come in glitter/metallic golds/bronzes/silvers? Just wondering.

[@heidisolberg7681]

Love your videos

[@MagicalSketchesmey]

Buenos colores los quiero 😊

[@phyllisbowens4175]

Blue tones

[@rachmc93]

Love this

[@greekveteran2715]

Do Albrecht Durers look the same as Polychromos on paper (no water added). If not, do the Albrecht look darker please? If they differ, can anybody discribe the difference please? (I own only polychromos and want to expand my set)

[@deannareti7205]

Hi Jen and Steve God Bless you dear s it's Dee here from New Zealand ❤❤💯😇😇😊😊🙏🙏

[@mar09435]

Wow very interesting

[@lucyleereuther7594]

They look the same to me!

[@CynthiaPrice79]

100% the same inks, to me. And I’m supposedly a tetrachromat according to a test I took on Facebook! 😆

[@deannareti7205]

Ur Markers look cool 👌👍😇😇🙏🙏😊😊😇😇

[@angelashortall9778]

I think that they have been watching it KZbin videos and hearing people complain about how the swatches don’t match the colour of the marker. Even if it’s just buy a couple of shades, but there are a lot of people complaining about it.

[@kathypatterson4630]

I probably won't buy them but the blues would be my choice!

[@carolthompson5686]

Yes, do a review.

[@JessicaSzempruch]

Wish we had stickers for all their markers actually. This way we get an accurate representation of the color rather than the often inaccurate ones they paint on.

[@Catwomen-mu3zw]

They look like the same to me

[@christy615]

Blue tones.

[@christy615]

They look the same to me.

[@carolthompson5686]

Do a review

[@marlenaamalfitano1558]

interesting

[@susanmorgan5591]

👋

[@bette-annflood835]

To pricey for me. I wouldn't use them enough for the cost.

[@Catwomen-mu3zw]

Tropical

[@judithf9297]

Not really interested, and I see that even just swatched all of them streak. I think backgrounds are better with soft pastels or distress inks or FC gelatos. For me it's not worth the money, but that's just my opinion. I'm sorry but that background is really not looking good at all. Satisfying? I'm sorry, no. It feels like this channel has become an advertising for products whether good or bad.

[@emilygoodwin5723]

To be fair I have always used Coloring bliss as a review channel. I don’t use her tutorials. But I think this might be a product misfit for you. I don’t like alcohol markers or gel pens and I wouldn’t consider using them. I have seen other KZbinrs do fantastic things with them. But I don’t think the channel has changed. There have always been reviews. If you don’t normally watch the reviews I think Jennifer is fair to say “this is good for the price”. It sounds like you have some products that work for you. Your comment seems to imply that you also don’t like alcohol markers for different aspects of your work. Great. Now you know, now you can save for something else.

[@hinaynihorvath3926]

alcohol markers do streak but that's part of creating

[@pebblesstleonards]

Can you use them to do large backgrounds, e.g. sea, sky, earth, and then use other alcohol markers on top to put detail into your drawing? Would they bleed into each other? Would the added details be clear or muted...? The blues and the landscape tones look, to me, to be the most useful... 🏞️🏖️ I agree, at first I thought they were darker too, however I think they're the same... possibly the grey is a tiny bit different. 🤔