BV58

Ohuhu alcohol marker · Blue Violet

BV58 Crystal Blue

HEX #5DBAFFRGB 93, 186, 255Family BV
Mid-toneCoolVivid

Hand-swatched, scanned and measured. Screen colours may differ from marker on paper.

Colours that work with BV58

Cross-family blend

B08 → BV58 → BV28

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Palette ideas with BV58

Crystal Blue Tonal Mix

Soft tonal

A gentle, low-contrast mix: mid-tone crystal blue layered with neighbouring blue shades — useful for skies, water and evening scenes.

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Crystal Blue & Peach Tones

Contrast

Crystal blue set against opposite peach tones, from light to dark, for clear contrast — useful for flowers, fabric and decorative details.

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Crystal Blue + Peach Pop

Balanced accent

Calm colours from around the wheel keep mid-tone crystal blue easy, with peach as the one brighter pop — useful for flowers, fabric and decorative details.

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Ohuhu sets containing BV58

Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 320 Colours

Contains BV58

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Honolulu · Brush & Chisel · 320 markers

Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 216 Colours

Contains BV58

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Honolulu · Brush & Chisel · 216 markers

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BV58 works well for

  • Water, skies and clothing
  • Cool shadows on light colours
  • A mid-tone base you can shade lighter or darker

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Ranked by measured similarity — a starting point, not an exact replacement.

#1 closest match

BV48Distressed Denim

#2 closest match

BV38Sky Blue

#3 closest match

B09Tahitian Blue

#4 closest match

B28Smoke Blue

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