Hi Lily I think some people expect too much. Your original video was great and to the point and I'm glad you made this one to justify your findings from a colourists point of perspective. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your content x BTW, my hubby was cracking up listening to you saying ' you go girl' lol 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Agreed! I was watching this thinking she explained herself clearly in the first video! Actually in ALL her videos she adds the disclaimer that this is for her and it is just her opinion. I was getting defensive for her while watching! She was much calmer than I would’ve been. 😂
I appreciate very much the time and trouble testing these things for us entails. I think people sometimes forget that we are working in coloring books and that I don’t expect mine to find their way to the walls of the Louvre 😂
I think your reviews are super thorough and much more in depth than the basic videos where they just unbox, swatch and at most try them out quickly before saying (99% of the time) that they are great. Haters gonna hate
I was watching this thinking you explained yourself clearly in the first video! Actually in ALL your videos you add the disclaimer that this is for you and it is just your opinion. I was getting defensive for you while watching! You were much calmer than I would’ve been. 😂
I feel terrible, that you have felt, like you need to justify your work/experiments, that you CLEARLY take a lot of your personal time and effort to help and show us all what would be suitable choices for us to make as COLOURISTS in books. But I am over the moon that you could come back on and stand up for yourself and actions. 99.9% of us think you are amazing and a wonderful human being. I love your videos as a beginner. I don’t have much knowledge yet and there is so many things I could be buying that I would regret, thanks to you 😊❤ We also appreciate that this is not your job. You do not get paid for the indepth reviews and experiments you us. Getting an occasional item sent for free, for testing doesn’t count, because the company make so much more in sales, than you do in videos Sometimes I hate the internet haha rant over. 😊
@melody_tune991simms Thanks Melody. I was so excited for these pens, I thought they were going to be the answer to my double-sided colouring book prayers (especially at the moment when I can't use pencils). But when I tested them, disappointment set in as I realised they weren't going to perform any better *how I wanted to use them* So then when I get comments telling me I'm using the wrong paper or not using the pens how they're intended... I get disheartened and wonder why I bother. 🤷♀️
@@ArtJourneyUK I would be bloody annoyed to be honest. There is a wonderful thing that’s you can do and that’s scroll on by if you aren’t happy. I understand about the hands, I am in the long process of being tested for fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. Every day is different and I like having a choice or mediums because not colouring isn’t an option. I have recently (yesterday hasha) started a journal to enjoy with my colouring journal ans need pens that don’t bleed through. I have the Ohuhu journal set and the stadtler triplus but both have gone through the page. I will have to keep swatching till I find something. Stay strong and classy (I wouldn’t have been as polite as you) and keep them Wonderful videos coming ❤️
I did a video on the best pens for double-sided colouring books and it really depends on the paper I'm your journal. Most pens go through the thinnest paper but there are a couple that perform well. Oh good luck with your diagnosis, that's half the battle, understanding what's wrong and why things hurt! Happy Colouring 🥰
Thank you Lily for your dedication and going above and beyond for the people of the internet! I hope you didn't feel like you have to defend your work because of the comments on your previous video. All I want to know (as an ordinary amateur colourist) is how many times I can go over the same spot in my amazon paper colouring book without creating a big pulpy (pupey?!) mess, and your first video is more than adequate in addressing that.
Thank you for sharing your findings to answer your own questions!! 🤗😍 That was very kind of you!! 🥰 You've saved a lot of people some money!! 👍 You did an amazingly scientific job at testing all of these markers!! 👏👏
lol I can’t believe I just watched a nearly hour long deep dive in to these markers for you to have to do another half hour on them❤❤❤ I completely agree with you about why would you bother using a pallet and brush for water based markers when you could just use paint. Thank you for your reviews
Aaah Lily, you have gone above and beyond as always ❤I dont have all the other pens you have, so it was interesting to see the developments and changes. I always wanted the Journal pens ( In the clear plastic tubs) but they were too pricey for me at the time. These look like a good set, and its great they are trying to make supplies that work better for us. Im not really sure what some folks expect when we show a product, it already takes hours to make these videos, and we dont get paid. Yes its fun seeing and trying out the new stuff, but we all have our own real jobs and time off is precious. Some times you just have to try them out yourself to see if they are for you, and send them back if not. You can't ever answer everyones questions. Super video, I do actually like these pens, I've been playing a bit with them this weekend, and I am enjoying them. Thanks for your investigations!👍
@wendyscolouring Exactly Wendy. It takes at least 2-3 to prep, record and edit a video (especially a 55 minute one like last weeks!) and I'm always going to demonstrate the product from my perspective and in the way I'd use it. It's difficult to put a spin on videos to make them different and I'm always keen to (as my husband calls it) "compare and contrast" pens and markers, especially if I have all the previous iterations! To be fair, they're not bad pens at all, they're OK water-based markers... but I think "Paper Friendly" is a bold claim! Yes, they don't tear up the paper quite as much but they seem to bleedthrough a little bit worse. Have fun playing with yours! 🥰
Wow this is detailed and very infomative. Kudos for your effort and time spent. I am painter, but occasionally I like coloring in coloring books and I have some water based markers. I dislike how all of my water based markers pill the paper.
Thanks for all this demonstrating! I bought a set of these new paper friendly markers and was extremely surprised when they did not move along with water. I mean, I did not WANT them to, but I totally expected it! Have you played with how to use that blender included? Great job on all these! ❤
@Nanakinsz I expected them to move with water too! I did try the blender pen in the previous video, as far as I can see, it did nothing. It never blended the pens on normal paper or watercolour paper (and like you, I was surprised how immovable they are!). Enjoy yours! 🥰
Seems to me the best were the journaling markers. I 💕 the idea of adding them to a coloring book and then blending them out with each other or water From your testing scientific or otherwise these seem to be the best for how I would use them. Thanks for the details.
Here's Ohuhu's own layering test on paper. They layer on printer paper and layer them wet too... glad it wasn't just me. 😊 th-cam.com/video/1cuhvwtMX3E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rxDVcvPjUGKHdNrz
HI Lily, wow you really do go to great lengths for us. A very thorough explanation. I will stay with my cheap water based markers in amazon print colouring knowing their limits and mine. Look forward to your next exemplary video. thanks.
I used a mix of all of them. The leaves were Pupe, the berries were the P2.. would have the check the recording I made for the others. I saw your first comment, the set with the Flamingo are probably the worst for CocoWyo type books. Because the Brush tip is smaller and firmer, it scratches the paper more. Softer brush tips are better.
wauw! I have no words. You just make anouther video just because some negative comments.. why are people so picky? Your first video (and all your other ones) were great .They make me smile every time. These overly critically reactions are the reasons why great people stop making video's. I hope you have a nice day.
@moonDolk Some people are just... picky. I thought I was clear explaining I was testing for colouring books... not drawing, not fine art, not watercolouring. This has dampened my enthusiasm for making more pen reviews... life is too short to deal with critical people on the Internet. Thanks for your lovely comment 🥰
I think it was very generous of you to spend your time trying to answer all these questions for people. Maybe they can be used in lots of ways but you are very clear about what you would use them for and that that is what you are testing. I agree it is nice that Ohuhu are trying to make better pens but these do not seem like much of an improvement. I also still think it's a terrible name, even if they were trying to invoke beaches why name a water-based product for something famous for sand?
@colorcrazy2944 Thank you and I agree they are not much (if any!) of an improvement, I struggle to see where they are better in both layering on good paper and on standard paper! And yes the name is *very* unfortunate, I gave up trying to pronounce it any other way than its spelt 🤣
I guess I wasn't clear when I mentioned using the plastic pallette 🤣 I use it to blend (mix) different colours, something you won't be able to achieve on the colouring book paper itself. I also use the pallette for watercolour pencils. Yes, you can use them straight on the paper, but for me personally, mixing results are better using the pallette. Waiting between layers is like using oil paints: reserved for people with a lot of patience 😉 And lastly: to be honest with you, who on earth applies layer upon layer when using markers?
@leonnehaaijman4709 But with so many pen colours, I don't need to mix colours. I have all the convenience colours I'll ever need. There seems to be confusion about what I'm trying to do with waterbased markers, I just want to colour with them, like a child with felt tips! 😂 And yes, exactly who wants 10 layers? We just want one even layer!
I've never heard of ohuhu's pupe paper friendly markers before this video, but one of the comments you responded to in the video irked me. I LOVE using water-based markers! I use them on sketchbook paper all the time without using water or a brush or watercolor paper. I find them to be a lot of fun to work around or even use the streaky-ness, and I don't really focus on blending them smoothly. I just don't get it when people act like you need watercolor paper to use water-based waters. Sure you can if you want it to not have streakiness but that's not the only "right way" to use them.
Thank you for wetting them, I had a feeling they were not going to move by the way they laid down in the previous video.. now I know for sure. Thanks for saving me money. I'm really frustrated by these "hybrid" markers they have been coming out with lately, I feel like by trying to make them do everything, they aren't great at anything.
@ArtJourneyUK Painting amd drawing is my number 1 hobby! I really appreciate your videos. I will do it and tag or ifnorm you so that you can check my art too 🫂
The original "Poop" video was actually the first video I had ever seen of yours (I think) and I was tickled about some of the things you said during it. It really is a rather strange name for the markers...and an even stranger font!? I know it is a very specific use of water based markers- but I use them in a direct to stamp technique that is used on Art Impressions red rubber stamps. Instead of tapping the stamp on an ink pad to ink it up, you "color" the areas on the stamp directly with the marker and then stamp it on water color paper. A slightly damp brush dipped in water allows you to then blend the images. I'm explaining how I ended up on your channel even though I don't use the markers to color in books...and also why some of us would look for water based markers with various tips including fine tips. Many of the details on the stamps require precision to ink them up so you end up with for example green stems and pink flowers ...as the flowers might only be the size of a grain of rice. That video and this one were very enjoyable and well done and I really appreciate your attention to detail and your pronunciation of POOP. LOL
Hey Tanya! Happy New Year! Thank you for your informative comment. Yes, using waterbased markers on rubber stamps is definitely one way of using them, although the paper friendly aspect is less relevant when using them that way. And you are right, "Pupe" is a very odd name indeed! Happy Crafting, it's been a while since I crafted / made cards! 🥰
Thanks for the review, Lilly. I will stick to the original set. You're a wet speaker!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 how would they know. I can honestly say I've never seen you spray on camera 😊😊😊 xx
Well they wasn’t gonna let you get away with only doing half a job were they? 🙄 Love the way you pronounced it as poop, really made me laugh! 🤣🤣 I draw dogs like you too! x
What in the heck? I can’t believe a company would name their markers that… Lol don’t they know?? By the way, love your commentary and your videos… Just random derailed sidebar thinking about why accompany would make such a terrible business move! Lol I don’t think it will hurt the sales of their markers. It’s just really awkward.🤣😉
I appreciate your efforts, I really do but for me the problem is your layers. One layer is one pass of the marker, to me anyway. When you scribble back and forth, overlapping strokes and call it a layer, you are destined to get inaccurate results. One layer = one pass of the marker. Wet, dry, whatever, one layer should be one layer. The bottom line is...well... we're all just a bunch of pain in the neck, second guessing, 20/20 hindsight having idiots. Lol. You do great work and make great videos. Regardless of 'results' of your tests, you've given us all more than enough information to make an informed decision. Thank you!
@ArtJourneyUK No sorry's needed! I was just trying to illustrate what an impossible to please audience we can be! Love your videos and appreciate all you do for our community! ❤️
Just had to put the name into google listen it says poo--pae !! Aww shame you felt you had to do other video your first was great thank you for explaining it more most grateful 🫣 love and hugs xx
Hi Lily I think some people expect too much. Your original video was great and to the point and I'm glad you made this one to justify your findings from a colourists point of perspective. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your content x
BTW, my hubby was cracking up listening to you saying ' you go girl' lol 😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@kellyannemerry1654 Thanks Kelly ... and your hubs for the support 🥰
Agreed! I was watching this thinking she explained herself clearly in the first video! Actually in ALL her videos she adds the disclaimer that this is for her and it is just her opinion. I was getting defensive for her while watching! She was much calmer than I would’ve been. 😂
I appreciate very much the time and trouble testing these things for us entails. I think people sometimes forget that we are working in coloring books and that I don’t expect mine to find their way to the walls of the Louvre 😂
@@diamondslashranch Hehe mine either! 🥰
I think your reviews are super thorough and much more in depth than the basic videos where they just unbox, swatch and at most try them out quickly before saying (99% of the time) that they are great. Haters gonna hate
@@mizzy_chiara thank you 🥰
I am just here to hear you say Pupe to be fair , and it made me giggle everytime
@@JessyGroen hehe I honestly don't know how else it should be pronounced 😅
It sounds so stupid they should have called it pape rather than pupe, would have sounded better.
I literally said the same thing; Papé would have made sense!
@@ArtJourneyUK Exactly that would be way better, you can't help but hear something else with Pupe.
I think you are a artist most defo 10000% and thank you I’ve been eyeing these up
aww thank you! Happy Colouring and Thanks for taking the time to comment
I was watching this thinking you explained yourself clearly in the first video! Actually in ALL your videos you add the disclaimer that this is for you and it is just your opinion. I was getting defensive for you while watching! You were much calmer than I would’ve been. 😂
@@Colorfully-Chaotic aww thank you. I was a bit frustrated to be honest! 🥰
I feel terrible, that you have felt, like you need to justify your work/experiments, that you CLEARLY take a lot of your personal time and effort to help and show us all what would be suitable choices for us to make as COLOURISTS in books. But I am over the moon that you could come back on and stand up for yourself and actions.
99.9% of us think you are amazing and a wonderful human being. I love your videos as a beginner. I don’t have much knowledge yet and there is so many things I could be buying that I would regret, thanks to you 😊❤
We also appreciate that this is not your job. You do not get paid for the indepth reviews and experiments you us. Getting an occasional item sent for free, for testing doesn’t count, because the company make so much more in sales, than you do in videos
Sometimes I hate the internet haha rant over. 😊
@melody_tune991simms Thanks Melody. I was so excited for these pens, I thought they were going to be the answer to my double-sided colouring book prayers (especially at the moment when I can't use pencils). But when I tested them, disappointment set in as I realised they weren't going to perform any better *how I wanted to use them*
So then when I get comments telling me I'm using the wrong paper or not using the pens how they're intended... I get disheartened and wonder why I bother. 🤷♀️
@@ArtJourneyUK I would be bloody annoyed to be honest. There is a wonderful thing that’s you can do and that’s scroll on by if you aren’t happy.
I understand about the hands, I am in the long process of being tested for fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. Every day is different and I like having a choice or mediums because not colouring isn’t an option. I have recently (yesterday hasha) started a journal to enjoy with my colouring journal ans need pens that don’t bleed through. I have the Ohuhu journal set and the stadtler triplus but both have gone through the page. I will have to keep swatching till I find something. Stay strong and classy (I wouldn’t have been as polite as you) and keep them
Wonderful videos coming ❤️
I did a video on the best pens for double-sided colouring books and it really depends on the paper I'm your journal. Most pens go through the thinnest paper but there are a couple that perform well.
Oh good luck with your diagnosis, that's half the battle, understanding what's wrong and why things hurt!
Happy Colouring 🥰
Thank you Lily for your dedication and going above and beyond for the people of the internet! I hope you didn't feel like you have to defend your work because of the comments on your previous video. All I want to know (as an ordinary amateur colourist) is how many times I can go over the same spot in my amazon paper colouring book without creating a big pulpy (pupey?!) mess, and your first video is more than adequate in addressing that.
Thank you! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your findings to answer your own questions!! 🤗😍 That was very kind of you!! 🥰 You've saved a lot of people some money!! 👍 You did an amazingly scientific job at testing all of these markers!! 👏👏
@@Kreative_Rainbow Thanks Rainbow 🌈 😘
@ArtJourneyUK You're very welcome! 🤗🫂
lol I can’t believe I just watched a nearly hour long deep dive in to these markers for you to have to do another half hour on them❤❤❤ I completely agree with you about why would you bother using a pallet and brush for water based markers when you could just use paint. Thank you for your reviews
@WarboysWitch Thanks my lovely 🥰
Thank you for all the effort you've put in to testing these! As a colourist I appreciate seeing that perspective in these pen tests!
@TashtheStarCrossedStitcher Thanks! I always test things from a colourists perspective because I'd never use them any other way. 🥰
This is fascinating, such a good follow up ☺☺
Awesome review, thank you very much
Aaah Lily, you have gone above and beyond as always ❤I dont have all the other pens you have, so it was interesting to see the developments and changes. I always wanted the Journal pens ( In the clear plastic tubs) but they were too pricey for me at the time. These look like a good set, and its great they are trying to make supplies that work better for us. Im not really sure what some folks expect when we show a product, it already takes hours to make these videos, and we dont get paid. Yes its fun seeing and trying out the new stuff, but we all have our own real jobs and time off is precious. Some times you just have to try them out yourself to see if they are for you, and send them back if not. You can't ever answer everyones questions. Super video, I do actually like these pens, I've been playing a bit with them this weekend, and I am enjoying them. Thanks for your investigations!👍
@wendyscolouring Exactly Wendy. It takes at least 2-3 to prep, record and edit a video (especially a 55 minute one like last weeks!) and I'm always going to demonstrate the product from my perspective and in the way I'd use it. It's difficult to put a spin on videos to make them different and I'm always keen to (as my husband calls it) "compare and contrast" pens and markers, especially if I have all the previous iterations!
To be fair, they're not bad pens at all, they're OK water-based markers... but I think "Paper Friendly" is a bold claim! Yes, they don't tear up the paper quite as much but they seem to bleedthrough a little bit worse. Have fun playing with yours! 🥰
Great explanation and experiment. I am a new coloring book colorist and I love your channel ❤
@@redhotscrapper Thanks Red 🥰
Hi lily your wonderful a very honest and goes beyond testing all different markers ect I want to say thank you ❤❤😊😊xxx
Well you definitely saved me from buying these (not that I needed anymore markers in the first place 😂). I am dying at their freaking name though 😂😂😂
@@Taralovescoloring it's descriptive... 😅
Wow this is detailed and very infomative. Kudos for your effort and time spent. I am painter, but occasionally I like coloring in coloring books and I have some water based markers. I dislike how all of my water based markers pill the paper.
I think you are awesome Lily 😎. Your reviews are very fair.
Thanks Libby 🥰
Thanks for all this demonstrating! I bought a set of these new paper friendly markers and was extremely surprised when they did not move along with water. I mean, I did not WANT them to, but I totally expected it! Have you played with how to use that blender included? Great job on all these! ❤
@Nanakinsz I expected them to move with water too! I did try the blender pen in the previous video, as far as I can see, it did nothing. It never blended the pens on normal paper or watercolour paper (and like you, I was surprised how immovable they are!). Enjoy yours! 🥰
@@ArtJourneyUK Sometimes Art Surprises are GOOD! :)
Definitely! Always fun to play and experiment! 🥰
Seems to me the best were the journaling markers. I 💕 the idea of adding them to a coloring book and then blending them out with each other or water From your testing scientific or otherwise these seem to be the best for how I would use them. Thanks for the details.
Thanks for the video. As you if i need to use a waterbase marker on a palette, it is way better to use paint. You helped me to save money ❤
@@stelaminako I know! And they are labelled as "paper friendly" as pens... not paints 😅
Thx for the update. Very clear. It shows these new markers aren't that special.
@@DieterPrivate agreed!
Here's Ohuhu's own layering test on paper. They layer on printer paper and layer them wet too... glad it wasn't just me. 😊
th-cam.com/video/1cuhvwtMX3E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rxDVcvPjUGKHdNrz
HI Lily, wow you really do go to great lengths for us. A very thorough explanation. I will stay with my cheap water based markers in amazon print colouring knowing their limits and mine. Look forward to your next exemplary video. thanks.
@rebeccahicks3554 Good idea Rebecca and thank you my lovely 🥰
Thank you for make another video ❤. Which set did you use on your coloring book? Pupe or the Paper friendly 60? Thanks
I used a mix of all of them. The leaves were Pupe, the berries were the P2.. would have the check the recording I made for the others.
I saw your first comment, the set with the Flamingo are probably the worst for CocoWyo type books. Because the Brush tip is smaller and firmer, it scratches the paper more. Softer brush tips are better.
wauw! I have no words. You just make anouther video just because some negative comments.. why are people so picky? Your first video (and all your other ones) were great .They make me smile every time. These overly critically reactions are the reasons why great people stop making video's. I hope you have a nice day.
@moonDolk Some people are just... picky. I thought I was clear explaining I was testing for colouring books... not drawing, not fine art, not watercolouring. This has dampened my enthusiasm for making more pen reviews... life is too short to deal with critical people on the Internet.
Thanks for your lovely comment 🥰
I think it was very generous of you to spend your time trying to answer all these questions for people. Maybe they can be used in lots of ways but you are very clear about what you would use them for and that that is what you are testing. I agree it is nice that Ohuhu are trying to make better pens but these do not seem like much of an improvement. I also still think it's a terrible name, even if they were trying to invoke beaches why name a water-based product for something famous for sand?
@colorcrazy2944 Thank you and I agree they are not much (if any!) of an improvement, I struggle to see where they are better in both layering on good paper and on standard paper! And yes the name is *very* unfortunate, I gave up trying to pronounce it any other way than its spelt 🤣
You're a good sport, Lily, to put up with our nonsense ❤😂❤
@@Christine__D Haha! It's not nonsense, I agreed with you! 🥰
I guess I wasn't clear when I mentioned using the plastic pallette 🤣 I use it to blend (mix) different colours, something you won't be able to achieve on the colouring book paper itself. I also use the pallette for watercolour pencils. Yes, you can use them straight on the paper, but for me personally, mixing results are better using the pallette.
Waiting between layers is like using oil paints: reserved for people with a lot of patience 😉
And lastly: to be honest with you, who on earth applies layer upon layer when using markers?
@leonnehaaijman4709 But with so many pen colours, I don't need to mix colours. I have all the convenience colours I'll ever need.
There seems to be confusion about what I'm trying to do with waterbased markers, I just want to colour with them, like a child with felt tips! 😂
And yes, exactly who wants 10 layers? We just want one even layer!
I've never heard of ohuhu's pupe paper friendly markers before this video, but one of the comments you responded to in the video irked me. I LOVE using water-based markers! I use them on sketchbook paper all the time without using water or a brush or watercolor paper. I find them to be a lot of fun to work around or even use the streaky-ness, and I don't really focus on blending them smoothly. I just don't get it when people act like you need watercolor paper to use water-based waters. Sure you can if you want it to not have streakiness but that's not the only "right way" to use them.
@@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462 Exactly Camellia, exactly 🥰
@@ArtJourneyUK❤
Thank you for wetting them, I had a feeling they were not going to move by the way they laid down in the previous video.. now I know for sure. Thanks for saving me money. I'm really frustrated by these "hybrid" markers they have been coming out with lately, I feel like by trying to make them do everything, they aren't great at anything.
@waymire01 my thoughts too.
I just find you and subbed you from the livestram)))
@@mbosch26 Ditto!
@ArtJourneyUK Painting amd drawing is my number 1 hobby! I really appreciate your videos. I will do it and tag or ifnorm you so that you can check my art too 🫂
The original "Poop" video was actually the first video I had ever seen of yours (I think) and I was tickled about some of the things you said during it. It really is a rather strange name for the markers...and an even stranger font!? I know it is a very specific use of water based markers- but I use them in a direct to stamp technique that is used on Art Impressions red rubber stamps. Instead of tapping the stamp on an ink pad to ink it up, you "color" the areas on the stamp directly with the marker and then stamp it on water color paper. A slightly damp brush dipped in water allows you to then blend the images. I'm explaining how I ended up on your channel even though I don't use the markers to color in books...and also why some of us would look for water based markers with various tips including fine tips. Many of the details on the stamps require precision to ink them up so you end up with for example green stems and pink flowers ...as the flowers might only be the size of a grain of rice. That video and this one were very enjoyable and well done and I really appreciate your attention to detail and your pronunciation of POOP. LOL
Hey Tanya! Happy New Year! Thank you for your informative comment. Yes, using waterbased markers on rubber stamps is definitely one way of using them, although the paper friendly aspect is less relevant when using them that way. And you are right, "Pupe" is a very odd name indeed! Happy Crafting, it's been a while since I crafted / made cards! 🥰
Thanks for the review, Lilly. I will stick to the original set. You're a wet speaker!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 how would they know. I can honestly say I've never seen you spray on camera 😊😊😊 xx
The original set is a great set, my mum's favourite pens and great for double-sided colouring books! 😅
Well they wasn’t gonna let you get away with only doing half a job were they? 🙄 Love the way you pronounced it as poop, really made me laugh! 🤣🤣 I draw dogs like you too! x
@BevM7373 hehehe we went to same Dog Drawing Academy 😅
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What in the heck? I can’t believe a company would name their markers that… Lol don’t they know?? By the way, love your commentary and your videos… Just random derailed sidebar thinking about why accompany would make such a terrible business move! Lol I don’t think it will hurt the sales of their markers. It’s just really awkward.🤣😉
@@creativesolutionsart-h3o I know! That's why I asked them why they named them as such 😅
By the way for got to say not sure if google is correct with sounding it's just what it gave me lol .....
Ohuhu Poopy...? Ohuhu Poop? Ohuhu Pupay??? How do you pronounce this LOL. 🤣
@@Bloomkyaaa I found this if it helps:- th-cam.com/video/why1my2y_Xo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vVORFLbI4Ur3SjBb
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@@ArtJourneyUK I think Ohuhu Papé would have been a better name... 😅
Me too!
Poop ?!?!?!😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@katsmith8263 Fab name! 🤣
I appreciate your efforts, I really do but for me the problem is your layers. One layer is one pass of the marker, to me anyway. When you scribble back and forth, overlapping strokes and call it a layer, you are destined to get inaccurate results. One layer = one pass of the marker. Wet, dry, whatever, one layer should be one layer. The bottom line is...well... we're all just a bunch of pain in the neck, second guessing, 20/20 hindsight having idiots. Lol. You do great work and make great videos. Regardless of 'results' of your tests, you've given us all more than enough information to make an informed decision. Thank you!
@Starkravingsober2020 One block of colour then. I noticed in Ohuhu's own video they did layers the same as me. Sorry 😅
@ArtJourneyUK No sorry's needed! I was just trying to illustrate what an impossible to please audience we can be! Love your videos and appreciate all you do for our community! ❤️
Just had to put the name into google listen it says poo--pae !! Aww shame you felt you had to do other video your first was great thank you for explaining it more most grateful 🫣 love and hugs xx
@@crossstitchbutton I searched for how to pronounce Pupe... and found this
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Lovely Lilly ...left you a message on insta. thank you for the deep dive xxxxxxxxxxxhappy Art Journey 🥰