Review on 🖌️ Versatile Water Brush Pen Set for Watercolor Painting, Calligraphy, and Lettering by Ashley Chavez

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 bit difficult to use the brushes without accidentally squeezing the barrel. They require a little more pressure to get the water flowing, which allows me to maintain a comfortable grip without spilling more water, yet easy enough to activate when I really want it. The brush tips themselves hold their shape well and have about the best resilience you can get with nylon bristles. Not only are they good for the price, they're good overall - if I could find them in a store for double the price I'd probably be happy to pay.