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Hey friends! Exciting news—the latest step-by-step guide is here for you to download as a PDF. Grab your favorite drink, turn on your favorite music, and let the holiday vibes roll in. Hope you have a fantastic time coloring and enjoy the festive mood.🍷

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Alida Bijlsma

Ha there is a new step by step. I love it!

Alida Bijlsma

Hi Yulya, Is there a reason you use 2 types of markers? I don't have touch markers. I also have the large set from Ohuhu. Is it an added value to also purchase the touch markers?

art.is.journey

Hi Alida! That's a very good question that I often get asked. When I was starting out with markers a few years ago, the Touch brand was the only one in the market where I lived. So, I decided to stick with that brand as it was easy to find refills and replaceable nibs. However, I was dying to try Copic markers since they were the most popular out there. I purchased a few grayish tones, which are still my favorite and I use them a lot. I bought a few more Copic markers over time—tones that I felt would be a good addition to my Touch collection. I stopped collecting new markers a few years ago, as I feel that what I have is already enough. So, there is no particular reason for using two different brands; they are more or less the same, and both have their advantages as well as disadvantages. If your collection is broad enough and you are happy with the variety of tones, there is absolutely no need to buy more and more. I must admit that I really want to try Ohuhu markers, as a good half of my audience is using that brand. I've got a small set to try out; they are on the way, and I hope the markers will arrive soon so I can try them out and share with everyone my opinion on them, and create new tutorials. I'm really excited to get them!

Alida Bijlsma

Thanks for your answer. I think you'll like the ohuhu too ☺️ at least they are very cheap compared to the copics