🎨 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 Review

These are really good pens. I haven't had any drying issues and the color choices cover the range for my number book color. The only downside I have is that they are not marked with a number and/or color name. I numbered them myself so I can swatch them. Having a link to a swatch is a must for me, especially when choosing a color as the caps don't always match the actual pigment on the paper. Overall a great product and I would order again.

While I really like these pens, I have noticed that their fine tip seems to dry out after a use or two. After the first I argued that I hadn't removed the cap for too long, after the second I argued that I had stored it incorrectly, after the third I realized that this was not just an "accident". I take great care of my pens and ALWAYS keep them in the packaging they came in. I ordered another brand that didn't live up to expectations so I ordered this one. So far I'm pleasantly satisfied. I…

This is an amazing pen set. One end of each pen gives a brush-like stroke, and the opposite end gives a thin line, allowing you to draw more, such as. B. writing projects and writing. Whether you love using colored markers for journaling, planning, or drawing, these pens have you covered. What an incredible color choice! As you can see in the picture I included where I tried to draw my cat face to show you brush strokes, I'm NOT an artist at all and I use pencils for my planner. LOL Overall the

Such a wonderful watercolor set! 100 markers for $30? Blend: The ink blends beautifully on the right paper! I've tried both the Strathmore Visual Journal and the Canson Watercolor Notebook with great results. Tips: These tips are a bit stiffer, more like what you see on Tombow markers, than the thinner nylon tip I usually prefer. . I tried all 100 and only a few had differences in tip hardness. But none of them were worn or of poor quality. Colors: Hello - 100 colors! After looking at them all,

I just played with this lovely set of markers and had a great time. I wanted to see what I could do with them, so I first drew them on watercolor paper to see how well they blended with water. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they dissolve very well. Of course, the choice of watercolor paper can lead to different results. I suggest pulp paper, not cotton paper. I used Canson Montval paper for my testing and it worked great. For the second test, I just wanted to have fun and use a coloring

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…

These brushes are more "water soluble" than "watercolor brushes". I have both types and there is a difference. Both types are fun to work with and are no exception and of good quality. The included stickers make it easy to tell what color you see inside the case, but use fine-tipped tweezers to apply them. and then gently tap it with the eraser at the end of the pencil. You'll be tearing your hair out without these stickers because, like almost any other marker, these markers don't match the…