Reviewing old Ohuhu and newer Ohuhu Markers against Caliart Markers Supplies: Ohuhu Markers Caliart Markers Store: Amazon.com Music by Xceed Beatx Dancehall instrumental Instrumentals.com.ng
I own the Caliart Brush/Chisel 120 set. Mine were so full, that when I opened them for the first time they spattered spots on my sketch. So a word to the wise. Open your markers away from your work area.
I'm so grateful that you enjoyed the video. I don't have favorite, I use them both interchangeably depending on the color selection I need at the time.
Thank you Sofia for the comment. It wouldn't be fair of me to tell you which one to buy. They both have their advantages & disadvantages. I just want to show what qualities they both have so u can decide which qualities u prefer.
@@MadebyDawn23 yeah I don’t do chisel nibs at all, except for Tombow which is different cause they have a mixture in the set lol. Which art store do you mainly buy from?
@@SH3DXZ I usually buy from Jackson's Art, Blick and Amazon sometimes Jerry's Artarama online then there are my local art stores. I love to compare what I found in Belize to what I got online. Maybe that's a video idea for you I will love to see what art supplies are available in Jamaica?
@@MadebyDawn23 Ohh, nice! I buy 90% of my supplies from Blick, Amazon for the rest and LA Gold Leaf for genuine gold leaf. I NEVER buy supplies locally. The only thing I could probably get at a decent price here is Crayola pencils lol. Customs makes EVERYTHING difficult so when stores buy anything online, they triple the prices. I have seen small tubes of paint being sold for thousands of dollars in my currency when I can get one for $5. It's not worth it. Also because Customs fees are so high, it is difficult to get anything of worth where I live. By the way, have you signed up for Blick's affiliate program?
@@SH3DXZ oh OK, I do enjoy the kids grade things at the local art stores here in Belize. I think my art style is ok with it, and I'm learning how to work with them
Oh that's so cool I hope you enjoy them. I have had my Caliart for about 2-3years now and there are still juicy and full of ink, even though they are markers I reach for more than the Ohuhu or Copics