OhuhuAlcohol Markers Gray Tone- Double Tipped Alcohol Based Art Marker Set for Artist Adults Coloring Shading Layering- 36 Grayscale Colors- Chisel & Fine- Oahu of Ohuhu Markers- Refillable

Santa brought me these markers this year. I can't say anything for longevity at this point, since I haven't been using them very long, but I love them for shading in my Sketchbook. I am drawing with pens that are designed to be low smudge on marker paper. These markers definitely do well at not bleeding through to the other side of the paper, which I love, because I always use just about every square inch on both sides of the paper. They do cause a little bit of smudging at times, but this has more to do with me not waiting long enough for the ink to dry. Smudging can be a good effect when anticipated and used thoughtfully, so I'm actually glad it's an option, but you just need to be aware that it might happen if you're going over ink.These will bleed badly, like any other marker I've ever encountered thus far, if you're using them on plain old printing paper or anything similar. For the hand image I've shown, I also used another brand of markers for some of the color. I love that this set is not completely grayscale; it has a lot of nice warms and cools that are excellent for adding a little more life while still keeping the color toned down. It's a great contrast with the other marker set I got that has super bright colors that will punch your face in.Thank you, Ohuhu, for providing some markers that I feel are equal to PrismaColor for about 1/3 the cost. If they have anywhere near the same longevity, I will be buying more.

Ohuhu are the best markers out there. These are double sided. One side for detail and the other helps with coloring in large areas. The only problem with the markers is that they are popular and will sell out especially grays. You have to get them when you can. Been using these markers for years.

The grey scale on these are incredible!What I like best is the blender marker that comes with the set; but if you like to blend a lot, I would suggest purchasing more of these at the Ohuhu website. I also go to this site when some of the markers start getting low in ink. But a little tip: if you do this, be sure to buy several items at once, due to the high cost of shipping from Hawaii.These markers also work well with pencils and pens. I would recommend getting a white pen and a wider white acrylic marker, as well.

I love these markers. Great selection of colors!

Best markers ever!! I use them a lot with my drawings.

I love the amount of different shades of Grey, some slightly blue, slightly peach, greys. Definitely a great range for grayscale. Comes with a neat swatch you can mark on to know what the markers look like on paper as opposed to just the marker cap. Also comes with a silicon page to use in case of bleed throughs

I have tried several brands of grey tone colors and this is the best one. The color options are very good and they color smoothly. I love that there are several levels of each grey shade so they can be used together. I really use them every day in my coloring. So good for landscape images. Coloring houses and just about everything. The lighter tones can be used to lay down a first level or color over and enhance a color already put down. The best blue greys I have seen! I am on my second set, and they do last a long time.

These gray markers had a lot of colors to the range of gray that I was not expecting. Perhaps because I have never been to artist classes on the color gray, but somehow I don't understand why one of the 'grays' in the WG (warm gray) colors tht fell between two other gray colors was orange. he blue, red and green grays all were in a definite gradation of those types of colors and you could deffinitely see the gray in them. However, the warm gray that looked orange, just seemed to pop in from no where. I wrote the company questioning this and I felt they were somewhat rude in their answer. They basically told me that that is the way they were. I was surprised by the answer as I had gotten other sets of gray tones and dont remember any orange colors. This warm gray that was WG140 looked like the color of a baked biscuit and I truly had a question that I needed an explanation for. I am learning as I go along, but that doesn't mean that a CSR has to answer my quesion.Booth ends of the markers worked well. I keep all my markers horizontal between use so that they won't dry out, yet in several instance my Ohuhu markers have dried out between uses so I am scared that these might do the same thing.I do appreciate the opportunity to try these gray markers out. Thank you.