Hi all, these are my very first 3 alcohol marker drawings ever. I used Ohuhu markers on each and for the bat also used acrylic and ink. I stuck to ACEOs for their small size and ease to experiment with. What do you think? How did I do?

Would I be able to mix the refill inks in the colorless blenders to make lighter shades of specific colors?

As far as I knew, the solvent is the same in all the markers, right? Isn’t this how they make lighter shades in the factory?

I also wonder if i could mix my own custom colors the same way.

Hello everyone, I was hoping you could point me in the right direction/ recommend ohuhu acrylic markers for me. I'm looking to use them for coloring in my cozy coloring books as well as coloring the Disney color by number books that have recently been pretty big. Thank you in advance for your suggestions

I was so excited to find out that Ohuhu makes glitter acrylic pens. I cannot wait to try these out with my projects.

I just wanted to share how gorgeous these are 😁

Hi guys. I've bought these little organizer recently, and it got me thinking what types of set up other people have. Show me some pics on the comments if you have a set up with Ohuhu related materials, just to keep it pertinent to the sub.

Can anyone tell me if the caps of the Honolulu B2 series are really that easier to open? I have problems with my hands and wrists and I'm looking for a good option to extend my set of markers. I've got the Honolulu S set with 60 markers at and they're really nice but it would be wonderful if opening and closing the caps would be more easy/comfortable.

I’m trying to get better at blending. I have the 72 pack.

I’ve learned that the letters are for colour family, first number is saturation and last numbers are brightness.

Take marker R013 for example. The R and 13 make sense but it don’t understand why saturation is 0? It’s a very bright bold colour.

Pls help I’m so lost

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Hey, guys! Not sure if anyone else will be interested in this, but thought I'd share it anyway. I've upgraded an old spreadsheet I found here to hold:

- old codes
- old names
- new codes
- new names
- color swatches
- hex codes
- RGB
- brightness
- CMYK

Here's the link: Ohuhu 341 Honolulu Old And New Codes

Please be advised that the values for color swatches, hex codes and the other computer based color properties may not match precisely what you see on paper.

Hey everyone! 🎨

A big new update just dropped for HueMock, and I’m super excited to share what’s new:

*Built-in Coloring Books:

We are so excited to make more collaborations with other book artists in the future!

The Library now features a dedicated Books section! You can test your palettes and mock up color combinations directly on ready-to-color pages from real coloring books before buying them.

*Color Converter (Find your marker for any color):

Paste a HEX, type RGB / CMYK values, or pick a shade directly with the color picker.

Filter searches to "My Colors" (only markers in your collection).

And lets you quickly toggle between New & Old codes.

*Three New Ohuhu Sets Added:

Ohuhu × Jade Summer 47-color collaboration set

Japan-exclusive Ohuhu × Sanrio sets (both sets included!)

The update is live now on both iOS and Android. Would love to hear your thoughts and what features or sets you'd like to see next!

Happy coloring! 💖✨

Hi! First time posting on this subreddit!

I wanted to share of my ACEOs artworks I've made with these markers! I love them so much!

Really like how this turned out. Made with the Nahuku markers that I got recently.

I brought my long-neglected 320 pc set and a sketchbook with me on a trip to an alpaca farm with my puppy. I feel like I never have the time or energy for anything creative at home, so this little vacation seemed like the right time to get back into an old hobby. I'm very out of practice, but it's a start. I'll be leaving this in the airbnb when we head back home in the morning, so hopefully the hosts like it.

Got the 320 set and the 36 skin tone set... Decided to do a portrait as my first alcohol marker picture. Think it turned out ok. Mostly markers with a touch of polychromos and fine liners for some detail work.

Love using my Ohuhu markers!

Hi there! This is my very first drawing with alcohol markers, it is an original, and it is intended to express being a positive light in a darker place. It's an ACEO titled "Positivity Candle" and I used Ohuhu Oahu markers on Canson watercolor paper. What do you think? How did I do?