Ohuhu Dual Tip Art Markers with Brush and Fine Tips, 36–160 Colors – 36 Pastel Colors

Ohuhu Dual Tip Art Markers with Brush and Fine Tips, 36–160 Colors

36 Pastel Colors
$43.99
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Ohuhu Dual Tip Art Markers with Brush and Fine Tips, 36–160 Colors – 36 Pastel Colors

Ohuhu Dual Tip Art Markers with Brush and Fine Tips, 36–160 Colors

$43.99
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These Ohuhu dual-tip art markers feature a 0.4mm fine tip for intricate detailing and a 1-2mm soft brush tip for shading and large-area coloring. Designed for students and adults, these water-based markers allow you to create precise drawings, journals, or vibrant coloring book projects without ink bleed-through.

Key features

  • Dual Tips – Combine the 0.4mm fine tip for doodling with the 1-2mm brush tip for blending and coloring.
  • Water-Based Ink – Uses non-toxic, acid-free ink that is safe for users and resistant to fading.
  • Organized Coloring – Each pen is numbered for easy identification and includes a blank DIY swatch card for color management.
  • Watercolor Effects – The ink is water-soluble, allowing you to create watercolor blending effects when used on watercolor or mixed-media paper.
  • No Bleed – Engineered to prevent ink from bleeding through thin pages in planners and coloring books.

Specifications

Brand Ohuhu
Point Types 0.4mm Fine Tip, 1-2mm Brush Tip
Ink Type Water-based, acid-free, non-toxic
Available Sets 36 Pastel, 36 Skin, 36 Basic, 60 Basic, 100 Basic, 120 Basic, 160 Basic colors
Material Plastic

Ideal for

These markers are ideal for artists, students, and hobbyists looking to add color to adult coloring books, journals, planners, or detailed illustrations. Use them on watercolor or mixed-media paper to achieve professional blending effects.

FAQ

Does the ink bleed through paper?

No, the pens are designed to be non-bleeding, making them suitable for thin pages in journals and coloring books. Use watercolor or mixed-media paper when applying water for blending effects.

Are these markers safe for children?

Yes, the ink is water-based, acid-free, and non-toxic.

How do I create watercolor effects?

Pre-wet the paper with an aqua brush pen, then apply the marker color to the damp area to blend and achieve a watercolor appearance.

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