Yeah these are awesome fineliner pens! I'm not familiar with artline felt pens, do they work in the same way ? (marker or waterproof inking pens i mean? ) thanks for watching!
Hey, that depends how you define being better. I thought the Ohuhu ones were really good especially for things like working with markers, so the uniball pin fineliners are 'different' I actually made this video a little while back comparing some inking pens, I THINK I tested the uniball pin pens there so let me know what you think, hopefully it helps (unfortunately I didn't have the Ohuhu fineliner drawing pens at the time, but there are plenty of others in the video too) - th-cam.com/video/Cpa6aQ70ZoI/w-d-xo.html
@@SamMarandi-l5x The Ohuhu are definitely the ones I would go for if you want marker proof fine liner ink, as well as copic multiliners. There is a cheaper pen that works well with markers too in the video I sent, I think from memory it's a Pilot g207 or something along those lines
Hey, that's a good question, but unfortunately I'm not 100% sure on the timing, I will try and test that in the future to find out. I would imagine the paper will effect it too yes, I don't think these would take too long because they seem to be designed for that purpose, hopefully if anyone else in the comment section knows, they can let us know too! Thanks for watching
Copic multiliners are definitely some of the top pens out there, that being said sometimes they can be expensive and I'm not sure there is much difference between the 2 really. That being said I still haven't got hold of a full set of different sizes and nibs ( assuming they have a brush nib option like other fineliners) so I will have to get some soon! Thanks for watching
Hey, if you are using markers a lot I think these pens are one of the best! But I guess it's partly personal preference too, copic multiliners work great too although tend to be a little more expensive usually. You can probably find some other cheaper inking pens but for me it causes issues when smudging and bleeding with markers and such. Plus the price of these aren't half bad. I do actually have another video where I tested / reviewed some other inking pens to see which were water proof and marker proof, if that' any use to you :) - th-cam.com/video/Cpa6aQ70ZoI/w-d-xo.html
Those Ohuhu fineliner drawing pens are awesome 😺👍.
And i use the ArtLine felt pens 0.4mm. 😹😺👍
Yeah these are awesome fineliner pens! I'm not familiar with artline felt pens, do they work in the same way ? (marker or waterproof inking pens i mean? ) thanks for watching!
@@SketchedbySte More likely marker pens.
😺👍
@@ArttuTheCat interesting, are they like copics and ohuhu markers ( alcohol based and blendable?)
@@SketchedbySte Sorry 😹.
They are waterproof inking pens.
@@ArttuTheCat oh great, I will take a look thank you
Is uniball pin better option
Hey, that depends how you define being better. I thought the Ohuhu ones were really good especially for things like working with markers, so the uniball pin fineliners are 'different' I actually made this video a little while back comparing some inking pens, I THINK I tested the uniball pin pens there so let me know what you think, hopefully it helps (unfortunately I didn't have the Ohuhu fineliner drawing pens at the time, but there are plenty of others in the video too) - th-cam.com/video/Cpa6aQ70ZoI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for replying I was going to use them for alcohol markers😊
@@SamMarandi-l5x The Ohuhu are definitely the ones I would go for if you want marker proof fine liner ink, as well as copic multiliners. There is a cheaper pen that works well with markers too in the video I sent, I think from memory it's a Pilot g207 or something along those lines
What is the shortest time that it's safe to use marker on top of ohuhu fineliners? Also, is it different on marker paper?
Hey, that's a good question, but unfortunately I'm not 100% sure on the timing, I will try and test that in the future to find out. I would imagine the paper will effect it too yes, I don't think these would take too long because they seem to be designed for that purpose, hopefully if anyone else in the comment section knows, they can let us know too! Thanks for watching
kool pens but I think the copic multilines are better, plus you can refill them :)
Copic multiliners are definitely some of the top pens out there, that being said sometimes they can be expensive and I'm not sure there is much difference between the 2 really. That being said I still haven't got hold of a full set of different sizes and nibs ( assuming they have a brush nib option like other fineliners) so I will have to get some soon! Thanks for watching
Wow nice. 😘😍
Is it really worth buying?
Hey, if you are using markers a lot I think these pens are one of the best! But I guess it's partly personal preference too, copic multiliners work great too although tend to be a little more expensive usually. You can probably find some other cheaper inking pens but for me it causes issues when smudging and bleeding with markers and such. Plus the price of these aren't half bad. I do actually have another video where I tested / reviewed some other inking pens to see which were water proof and marker proof, if that' any use to you :) - th-cam.com/video/Cpa6aQ70ZoI/w-d-xo.html