This selection highlights Ohuhu's Honolulu Series alcohol markers, known for their dual tips and blendability. It caters to artists and hobbyists using alcohol-based markers for illustrations, design, and coloring. The products collectively offer options for starting a collection, expanding an existing one, or exploring different tip types and series within the Ohuhu brand.
Curated by The Shelf Curator · Updated June 2026
Built for illustrators and designers who need professional-grade color layering without the high price point of Copic. Not for watercolorists or those working on thin printer paper — this shop focuses on heavy-saturation alcohol-based ink systems.
Curator's pick: Honolulu Series 72 Color Set Alcohol Markers
This specific set balances a broad enough palette for decent skin and landscape gradients without the redundancy found in the 120+ count kits. The brush tip maintains its snap better than the Oahu chisel series, making it the most sensible starting point for serious blending.
⚠ Worth knowing: These markers are highly prone to bleeding through standard paper, meaning specialized marker pads are non-negotiable. If you aren't prepared to buy treated paper, the ink will feather and waste quickly on common bond stocks.
Heavyweight Mixed Media Paper SuppliesProfessional Lightboxes for Tracing and InkingArchival Fineliner and Precision Ink Pens
This shop is built around Ohuhu's popular alcohol markers, specifically highlighting the Honolulu Series and its versatile dual-tip designs. It's curated to help artists and hobbyists find the right tools for illustrations, design, and coloring with alcohol-based inks.
This selection is ideal for artists of all levels, from beginners building their first collection to experienced illustrators needing specific replacements or exploring new tip types. If you work on detailed artwork, blending, or vibrant coloring, these markers are designed for you.
Starting your alcohol marker journey can begin with a foundational set and a proper sketchbook, costing around $55-$100. A full professional setup, including various series and tip types for maximum versatility, could range from $187-$375.
Full build
$187–$375
Starter
$55–$100
Honolulu 72-color set + Marker Pad
Best forIllustratorsColoring EnthusiastsGraphic DesignersHobby ArtistsMixed Media Art
This is an individual Honolulu Series B alcohol marker featuring both a brush and a fine tip. It is suitable for artists needing a specific color replacement or to expand their collection without buying a full set. This marker solves the problem of dried-out or frequently used colors, allowing for continuous work.
Dual-tip: brush and fine
Alcohol-based ink
Single replacement marker
Color B (specific tone)
Refillable ink (check compatibility)
In this shop: This individual marker directly represents the core offering of the Ohuhu Honolulu Series vibe.
The Honolulu Series 72 Color Set provides a foundational collection of dual-tip alcohol markers (brush and fine). It is ideal for beginners or intermediate artists who need a broad spectrum of colors for various projects. This set offers a balanced range for blending and creating detailed artwork.
72 unique colors
Brush and fine tips
Alcohol-based, blendable inks
Includes carrying case
Suitable for illustrations and coloring
In this shop: This set offers a comprehensive initial experience within the vibrant Ohuhu Honolulu Series markers.
The Honolulu Plus Series features alcohol markers with rubber brush tips, offering a different tactile experience. This series is designed for artists seeking more control and durability from their brush tips. It addresses the need for a premium, flexible brush while retaining alcohol-ink blending capabilities.
Rubber brush tip
Alcohol-based, blendable ink
Ergonomic barrel design
More durable brush tip
Premium blending performance
In this shop: The Plus Series builds upon the Honolulu Series's reputation, offering an enhanced experience matching the advanced aspect of the vibe.
The Oahu Series Dual Tip Markers offer a chisel and fine tip configuration, catering to artists who prefer broad strokes and sharp lines over a brush tip. This series is a direct alternative for those with different tip preferences within the Ohuhu brand. It provides versatility for various lettering and illustrative styles.
Chisel and fine tips
Alcohol-based ink
Different tip configuration
Broad strokes and detail work
Alternative to brush tip series
In this shop: The Oahu Series provides an alternative tip style, expanding the creative options within the broader Ohuhu marker universe.
The Kaala Series presents slim-barrel dual-tip alcohol markers, designed for artists who prefer a lighter, more compact marker body. This professional-grade alternative offers a comfortable grip for extended use without compromising on alcohol-ink quality. It addresses the need for ergonomic design in professional art tools.
Slim barrel design
Dual tips (brush/fine typically)
Professional alcohol ink
Ergonomic grip for comfort
Compact and portable
In this shop: The Kaala Series offers a professional, ergonomic option that aligns with the quality and design focus of Ohuhu markers.
This marker pad sketchbook is specifically formulated for use with alcohol-based markers like the Honolulu Series, preventing bleed-through to subsequent pages. It is an essential companion for any artist using alcohol markers, ensuring clean lines and vibrant colors. This paper guarantees optimal rendering and blending performance.
Specially coated for alcohol markers
Prevents bleed-through
Smooth surface for blending
Acid-free paper
Various sheet counts available
In this shop: This sketchbook is a crucial accessory for maximizing the performance and enjoyment of the Ohuhu Honolulu Series markers.
The combination of various series ensures you have the right tip type, from flexible brushes to chisel and fine points, for any artistic need.
Ohuhu markers are known for their blendability and vibrant colors, allowing for smooth transitions and professional-looking artwork.
The availability of individual markers and diverse sets means you can easily expand your collection or replace frequently used colors as needed.
What to know
Building a comprehensive collection across multiple series can be a significant initial investment compared to single, large sets.
Alcohol markers require specific marker paper to prevent bleed-through and achieve optimal blending, which adds to the overall cost.
How to use this together
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Start with a Sketchbook
Before applying any color, always use the "Marker Pad Sketchbook for Alcohol Markers." This specialized paper prevents bleed-through and ensures your colors appear vibrant and blend smoothly, which is crucial for alcohol-based inks.
2
Build Your Base Colors
Begin your artwork with the "Honolulu Series 72 Color Set Alcohol Markers" to lay down your foundational colors. The brush tip is excellent for large areas and blending, while the fine tip allows for initial details. Practice blending light colors into dark for smooth gradients.
3
Add Detail and Texture
For finer details, crisp lines, or specific textures, switch to the "Oahu Series Dual Tip Chisel and Fine Markers" or the fine tip of an "Individual Honolulu B Marker." The chisel tip is perfect for consistent broad strokes or calligraphy, adding variety to your art.
4
Refine with Specialized Tips
Incorporate the "Honolulu Plus Series Rubber Brush Tip Markers" for areas needing more controlled, durable brush strokes or unique textures. For ergonomic comfort during long sessions, the "Kaala Series Slim Dual Tip Alcohol Markers" can be used for detailed work without hand fatigue.
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Maintain Your Collection
Should a favorite color run out or dry, use the "Honolulu B Individual Marker Brush and Fine Tip" for replacements to avoid buying an entirely new set. Store all markers horizontally to ensure even ink distribution to both tips.
