Y111

Ohuhu alcohol marker · Yellow

Y111 Mustard

HEX #FDC330RGB 253, 195, 48Family Y
LightWarmVivid

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

Colours that work with Y111

Cross-family blend

Y111 → YR112 → R014

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Palette ideas with Y111

Mustard Tonal Mix

Soft tonal

A gentle, low-contrast mix: light mustard layered with neighbouring yellow shades — useful for sunshine, fruit and cheerful scenes.

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Mustard + Tahitian Blue Pop

Balanced accent

Calm colours from around the wheel keep light mustard easy, with tahitian blue as the one brighter pop — useful for skies, water and evening scenes.

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Ohuhu sets containing Y111

Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 120 Colours

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Honolulu · Brush & Chisel · 120 markers

Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 320 Colours

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Honolulu · Brush & Chisel · 320 markers

Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 216 Colours

Contains Y111

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Honolulu · Brush & Chisel · 216 markers

Ohuhu Alcohol Markers 168 Colours

Contains Y111

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Honolulu · Brush & Chisel · 168 markers

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Y111 works well for

  • Highlights, sunshine and glow effects
  • Warm, happy scenes and food illustration
  • A first light layer before building colour

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

#1 closest match

Y210Pumpkin Yellow

#2 closest match

Y29Melon Yellow

#3 closest match

YR38Burnt Ochre

#4 closest match

Y311Termite Beige

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