Although I am beginner With ink markers This is great for starters they blend Ok 👌ðŸ¾I use them for stamping card making the price is great ðŸ‘🾠I bought the larger and gave a set to my son how many warm and cool grey could it be 🤣😂

I purchased the 80 color set and have been using these markers regularly since mid February 2017 and am extremely pleased with the quality, especially for the price. I have been able to use them in conjunction with my other brands of alcohol markers without issue. They blend beautifully with rich, full coverage. The bullet nibs are a little bit inconsistent in size, but not significantly so, and still work beautifully. Detail work is more challenging than it would be with brush nibs, but the cost difference is huge. I really like how this set fills in the gaps in my existing, Spectrum Noir collection allowing me to get smoother blends on my projects while keeping my marker costs down. I have tried other off brands of alcohol markers, and found this one to be better quality as well as lower price. The only negatives I've found are that they seem to be extra juicy & wick across the paper a bit more than my Spectrum Noir markers, and the 4 fluorescent colors are not alcohol ink, they are standard highlighters.

Note: Card photos are colored using a combination of Ohuhu, Spectrum Noir & Colorista markers.

Just saw a Youtube video (from DrawingWiffWaffles ) about this markers and feel really cool ! Got it a few days ago and the product is as described. So I think it maybe a good idea to share with your guysï¼

I was surprised with how much I enjoyed using these markers. That being said, there are both pros and cons. Granted, this was my first time using markers for any kind for art, so I don't have anything elae to compare these to. Nor am I a fabulous artist.

First, the colors! They're very vivid, and have some gorgeous shades in there. There's an adequate variety of orange/yellows, browns, pinks as well as reds. The variety of blues and greens is phenomenal, though I do think they went a bit crazy with the greens. There are so many of the greens that some shades barely have a difference and don't feel necessary. The skin tones are all on the paler end, so you're out of luck if you want a nice healthy olive skin tone without wandering into the realm of the darkish browns. Pretty satisfied with the greys, there are both cool and warm shades. Though I do wish the set came with an even lighter gray, I'll survive without it.
The purples however are where I run into my first major complaint. There's a lovely light lavender shade and then four dark purples. Sadly there are no medium purples that I so sorely want for blending. The 'pale lilac' marker I suppose might be meant to be a mid purple, but it's too pink to really be of any use blending the cooler purples. I think this set definitely needs more purples.

They do bleed. I've been using these in my sketchbook with 70lb paper, and they go through it like it's tissue paper. I just put a sheet of cardstock behind the page I'm working on and that solves that problem. They also spread a bit more than I expected. I keep having issues with the ink spreading embarrassingly outside the lines when I'm not careful.

They blend fairly well. If you work quickly enough, you can get some pretty smooth transitions. The more shades of a color there are, the easier it is to find the right ones do those transitions (curse those purples!)

I would definitely recommend sitting down and swatching all the colors. The caps aren't very accurate to what the colors look like once they dry on paper, and it's very handy to have the sheet nearby when trying to pick out what shades you need.

The markers themselves are made well enough? The caps on the fine tips are a little difficult to get off, but not impossible, and I know at least they won't be drying out. The tips on the fine tips aren't all that fine. To get lines very thin, I generally use the edge of the broad tip and it seems to work better.

For the casual artist who doesn't have the budget or desire to blow all their money on the fancier alcohol based markers out there, I think this is a fabulous choice.

Love them. Take a bit getting used to and have to account for them spreading, but a nice alternative to Copics. Much more affordable. Have solid nibs and can get a bit streaky if you don't work fast. Blends better when base color still wet. I plan ahead as much as possible and work in small sections to combat this. Included a few pieces I was able to do with these wonderful markers. Just practice ! Love the diversity of colors.