Review on 🎨 Walowalo 120 Watercolor Brush Pens: Dual Tip Markers with Color Number Code for Adult Coloring Books, Manga Set, Artist Watercolor Paper, Painting, Calligraphy, and Hand Lettering – With Magnetic Case by Carol Miller

I was looking for the right set of colored brush pens for my daughter's online painting class. I've tried crayons, crayons and markers but none of them made us happy with her. My daughter is 5 years old. She never attended regular art classes. She doesn't know how to lightly press the crayons. This means that colored pencils often break because the pencils are pressed down too hard. The pencil doesn't work well. The tip is too wide, so it always draws outside the line. I tried using a Crayola color marker which has a very limited selection that we can buy at regular grocery stores. I think it was my worst nightmare for a drawing lesson. Not only is the tip of the marker too large, but the ink bleeds through the paper being printed on and paints over the surface of the computer desk. It became an additional task to wipe the table. I finally decided on this set of 120 colors. I fell in love with the box as soon as I saw it for the first time. The paint brush looks very organized and the box doesn't take up too much space. Any time you're looking for the right color, you'll find it here. It doesn't take you long to find the right one. The color varies from warm to cool. Finding the right color is so easy. Each colored pencil has 1 fine tip and 1 brush tip. My daughter is not currently using the fine brush head but the brush head is what she really needs. The end of the brush is neither too wide nor too soft. A larger choice of colors can make their imagination more colorful. She loves it. I will recommend these colored brush pens to my other friends.