🖌️ YUNYINFENG Water Brush Pen Set - 6 Sets of Watercolor Pens for Painting and Powder Paint Review

They do what they have to do. You have to squeeze them to get the water to flow a bit, which sometimes means drops fall from around the bottom of the tip, but other than that they're fine. :)

Ideal for watercolor and ink. I checked them in my bag when it was full and I only had a small leak from the largest brush. TIP: Never fill the brush completely. I also mixed colored ink for a larger background and it was very easy to clean up. For the money this is a great set!

I've already tried one of these brushes. I give him 5 stars. Big barrel for more water than most. No leakage. However, I didn't have a brush! I'm not happy with that. (07) I will not go to Kolya to return. I hate giving them 3 stars. Seller gets 3 brushes, get 5. Vicki K.

later I use these on my Rocketbook to remove small bugs instead of deleting the whole page and they work fine for what I need them for. The ink comes off easily but only got 4 stars because the water leaks near where the bristles attach and doesn't run down the bristles as expected. In general, I use it for erasing small mistakes, not for drawing, so it suits me.

I used these brushes to apply masking liquid to watercolor paper. I filled the barrel with slightly soapy water. That made it easy. Thanks to Krzysztof Kowalski for the tip. The brushes are easy to clean without leaving any marks. They're inexpensive, so you don't have to worry if the technique ruins the brush. For some reason the flow seems to be the opposite of what it normally is. It's a deal!

They seem very cheap and of poor quality. The nylon "hairs" of the brushes were already falling out when they arrived, and the shape of the "brush" can be slightly distorted when you twist the top of the handle (there's the part above the strands that turns ripples; don't know why). In addition, the thread between the water chamber and the brush head is not screwed in correctly (instead of "left-loose, right-tight" reversed). You get what you pay for - branded water brushes like Pentel Aquash…

Love the precision these water pens can achieve and the portability that allows you to draw wherever you are. For the first and second use, the tips are perfect and provide very precise control. But even after thorough rinsing and conditioning, the tips of plastic brushes simply shift and spread. I know how to take care of my brushes, so it's not about how I rinse and dry them, it's about the fiber content of the bristles. They are best viewed as disposable items. Very sad. I wanted to love…

I work a lot with watercolor and acrylic and would really benefit from an efficient and even washing method. I liked the brushes with water tanks that could be constantly washed and thinned. Unfortunately, in practice, these were ordinary brushes with water to the touch. The water did not automatically "flow” into the brush. I had to squeeze the handles and squeeze water onto the brush area and then the water would drip onto the table or floor most of the time. The quality of the bristles is…