This collection focuses on Ohuhu Oahu WG170 alcohol markers and related art supplies. It is for artists and illustrators seeking versatile alcohol-based markers and complementary drawing surfaces. The products collectively support a range of artistic techniques, from detailed work to broad strokes.
Curated by The Shelf Curator · Updated June 2026
Built for illustrators and designers who need to replace high-use neutrals without rebuying entire sets. Not for casual hobbyists who only use vibrant primary colors—this shop focuses on specific professional-grade palette maintenance.
Curator's pick: Oahu Series Individual Marker WG170 Warm Grey
This is the workhorse of most architectural and tonal sketches. Choosing the individual replacement over a full set is the smart move because you will exhaust this warm grey three times faster than any other color in the kit.
⚠ Worth knowing: These alcohol-based markers bleed through standard printer paper and thin notebook pages immediately. Unless you are using the specific heavyweight marker pad listed here, you will ruin the pages underneath.
Refillable Technical Fineliners for Line WorkProfessional Lightboxes for Tracing and LayoutsAcid-Free Archive Storage for Alcohol Ink Art
This collection is built around the Ohuhu Oahu WG170 alcohol marker, expanding to include complementary alcohol marker sets and art surfaces. It provides a comprehensive setup for artists who value versatility and quality in their coloring and illustration tools. The products are curated to work together seamlessly for various artistic techniques.
This shop is ideal for artists and illustrators ranging from hobbyists to intermediates who frequently use alcohol-based markers. It's particularly suited for those working on Manga, architectural renderings, fashion design, or comprehensive illustration projects that require a broad color palette and varied line work.
To approach your budget, start with an individual marker and a marker pad to test the medium. A full build, including extensive color sets and specialized markers, can range from $146 to $278, offering a complete professional setup for diverse artistic needs.
Full build
$146–$278
Starter
$16–$28
Individual marker + marker pad
Best forAlcohol Marker ArtistsIllustratorsHobby ArtistsDetailed Line WorkBroad StrokesPreventing Bleed-Through
This is an individual alcohol-based marker from the Oahu series, featuring both a fine tip and a chisel tip. It is suitable for artists and designers who require precise lines and broad strokes within a single tool. This marker solves the need for detailed work and filling larger areas.
Warm Grey (WG170) ink color
Dual fine and chisel tips
Alcohol-based, permanent ink
Color-coded cap design
Refillable for extended use
In this shop: The WG170 Warm Grey marker embodies the fine and chisel tip versatility central to the Ohuhu Oahu vibe.
This set contains 120 dual-tip alcohol art markers from the Oahu series, offering a wide spectrum of colors. It is for artists who need an extensive palette for blending, layering, and creating varied artwork. The set addresses the need for a comprehensive color range in a single purchase.
120 diverse Oahu series colors
Dual fine and chisel tips
Alcohol-based, quick-drying ink
Includes carrying case
Numbered for easy identification
In this shop: This 120-color set provides the full range of options that define the Ohuhu Oahu marker vibe, including the WG170 marker's color family.
The Honolulu Series features alcohol markers with both brush and chisel tips, allowing for flexible line work and blending. This series is for artists who prefer the expressive control of a brush tip combined with the utility of a chisel. It offers an alternative tip type for varied artistic styles.
Dual brush and chisel tips
Alcohol-based ink
Ergonomic barrel design
Seamless blending capabilities
Available in various color sets
In this shop: The Honolulu Series offers a brush and chisel tip alternative that expands the artistic capabilities within the general Ohuhu marker product lineup.
The Kaala Series offers slim, dual-tip alcohol markers, designed for comfortable handling during detailed illustration work. This series is for illustrators and fine artists who prioritize precision and control in their medium. It addresses the need for compact markers suitable for intricate art.
Slim barrel design
Dual fine and chisel tips
Alcohol-based, vibrant inks
Suitable for intricate details
Portable and ergonomic
In this shop: The Kaala Series markers align with the precision and control aspects inherent in the fine tip of the Ohuhu Oahu markers.
This marker pad is an art sketchbook specifically designed for use with alcohol-based markers. It is for artists who want to prevent ink bleed-through and feathering, ensuring clean and crisp lines. This pad provides a smooth surface that supports vibrant color application.
Bleed-proof paper
Smooth, coated surface
Heavyweight sheets
Suitable for alcohol markers
Spiral bound for ease of use
In this shop: This marker pad is an essential companion that enhances the user experience of the Ohuhu Oahu WG170 Alcohol Markers by preventing bleed-through.
The Molokai Series consists of alcohol markers equipped with extra-large nibs. These markers are designed for artists who need to cover large areas quickly and efficiently. They solve the problem of achieving broad, consistent color application over extensive surfaces.
Extra-large chisel nib
Alcohol-based, permanent ink
Broad stroke coverage
Suitable for backgrounds
Available in a range of colors
In this shop: The Molokai Series provides a large-nib option, contrasting with the finer tips of the Ohuhu Oahu markers, and broadens the utility of alcohol markers.
The combination of Ohuhu markers offers an extensive color palette and various tip types for both fine details and broad coverage.
Artists can achieve smooth blending and layering results across different marker series, enhancing the depth and quality of their artwork.
The specialized marker pad ensures ink vibrancy and prevents bleed-through, optimizing the performance of the alcohol markers.
What to know
The initial investment for a comprehensive collection of diverse marker sets can be significant for some artists.
Each marker series has a slightly different feel and nib type, which might require some adjustment when switching between them.
How to use this together
1
Prepare Your Surface
Always begin by choosing the Ohuhu Marker Pad Art Sketchbook, as its specialized paper prevents bleed-through and ensures true color vibrancy. This step is crucial because regular paper will absorb alcohol ink unevenly and can ruin your work surface underneath.
2
Start with Base Colors
Use a broad-tip marker from either the Oahu 120 Colors Dual Tips set or the Honolulu Series Brush and Chisel Tip Markers to lay down your base colors. Opt for lighter shades first. Applying lighter colors before darker ones allows for easier blending and layering without creating muddy results.
3
Add Details and Texture
Transition to the Oahu Series Individual Marker WG170 or a marker from the Kaala Series Slim Dual Tip Alcohol Markers for adding finer details, outlines, and textures. The fine tips on these markers are perfect for precision work, enhancing the definition of your artwork after the base layers are dry.
4
Blend and Layer
Utilize the dual tips of the Oahu 120 Colors set to blend transitions between colors while they are still wet or slightly damp. Layering darker shades over lighter ones can create depth and shadows, allowing for smooth gradients and richer tones in your illustrations.
5
Cover Large Areas Efficiently
For expansive backgrounds or large color blocks, reach for the Molokai Series Extra Large Nib Markers. Their large nibs allow for quick and even application over broad surfaces, significantly speeding up the coloring process for bigger projects without streaks.
