🖌️ Versatile Water Brush Pen Set for Watercolor Painting, Calligraphy, and Lettering Review

I almost returned this item because I didn't read the answers to the questions and thought it came preloaded with a watercolor medium - and when I received it I thought it was just pink and not the other the colors I expected. Not so. You are empty. You can fill them with water, add ink or watercolor paints, or use watercolor pencils. There are three different tips you can try in your work. So I keep them and play with my watercolor pencils. Maybe try other things later. Haven't used it yet so…

I had a friend who lent me one of her brushes (a completely different brand) and I friggin loved it! However, if your keg is filled with water, it will spill out through the bristles a bit, causing your paints to muddy and mix with different colors and generally warp your watercolor/mixed media paper. - this worked fine for me (in case you guys have the same problem). In addition, they are: - easy to transport - easy to clean - easy to fill - easy to hold - little water control. difficult? But…

Amazing Watercolor Brushes! The BEST brushes I've ever used! A little pressure releases just the right amount of water without causing much chaos! The brushes come in 3 tip sizes (L, M, S) and all 3 are great for painting small, delicate details and blurring large areas. I AM SO IMPRESSED! And the seller seems very concerned about customer satisfaction because as soon as they knew I had received the brushes they quickly emailed me to make sure I was happy with the product. And it means a lot to

There are quite a lot of water brush sets in different price ranges so I was a bit hesitant to buy them because I was afraid the quality would be much worse than some of the brushes I already had (cost at twice the price). I can say that of all the brushes I own, this one is one of the best. What I like best is that they're pretty durable - many water brushes are made of thin, flexible plastic that allows you to squeeze water out of the barrel. The downside to this, however, is that it can be a

I almost didn't buy this because of the old saying "You get what you pay for". They cost so well that I was concerned, but I'm so glad I took the plunge and bought them. They are cool. It's very easy to fill with water and what I really like is that they don't pull the paint from the brush into the clean water in the tank. If the water in the pen stays clean, you can clean the brush to change color without emptying, rinsing, and refilling the pen with water. This is an amazingly awesome drawing

I bought this to paint with watercolors while camping. I have to say I'm impressed. I can't vouch for the long term as I've only used them a couple of times but for now I think for a street set I think that's exactly what I need. They are easy to fill. I bought 3 sets from 3 different manufacturers. Of the 3 sets, this is my favorite. This is the only one of the three sets where the paint hasn't gotten into the pen area, making it difficult to keep it clean while painting. I had no problems…

First, I'm posting from my husband's Revain account. My name is Teresa Higgs and I am an amateur artist. I love collecting art supplies and I love trying new things! I have almost every make/model of waterbrush, I think 8-10 brands/models something! There seem to be two models. The first is the Squeeze Barrel model, where you squeeze the soft plastic body of the brush, causing water to flow to the brush head. Second, the "press the button” model. With this model, all you have to do is press the