CreativepeakWatercolour Brush Pens, 48 Vibrant Soft Tip Colouring Markers w/ 2 Blending Brushes, Watercolour Brush Pen Set for Calligraphy, Lettering, Colouring & Journaling, Premium Art Supplies

I’m a novice to brush pens, and watercolours - as a rule I prefer pencils or acrylic paint. Bought these on a whim, though not completely without knowledge re art materials. Thus far, whilst practising with them, getting used to how they perform, I have to say I’m pleased. The colours are lovely, vibrant, the pigment hold well once dry. The brush part ... again I’m pleased with how well the brush aspect performs. The ink is fluid, you can alter the colour depth, stroke, lines. I did think I’d turn to the use of fine liner brushes but the need hasn’t arisen as yet.I’ve included a couple of photos. The paper is mixed media, 250g, natural rather than white and its not wholly intended for watercolours. I’ve allowed for a fair bit of water whilst painting, and there was slight buckling, though once dried there’s wasn’t any after effects. The cost of the pens versus the quality makes them a recommended purchase in my opinion, I will buy from the manufacture again, and I’ll stick with there brush pens once I’ve mastered the fun that painting with watercolours is fast becoming. Brilliant for students, artists on a budget, those looking to dip their toes into the watercolour pool.NB: do make sure you use at least a mixed media pad, or simply buy a watercolour pad when you buy the pens.

The pens are just as described in the advert. There is a large variety of colours and two refillable water pens which can be used in. Conjunction with the coloured pens. These are great to take out with you for sketching in a watercolour pad. There are some useful videos on YouTube to give some basic ideas of how they can be used. Good value for money.

Brilliant

The pens themselves have a fine point brush and even flow of colour which blends well with water and also other pens. So for functionality and ease of use it's 5*.The only thing missing from each pen which would be very helpful, its either the pan colour name, or at least a reference number. You would then be able to identify the pen colour you need much quicker and easier. I have a few other pen sets of different brands, and most of these have some sort of reference - ie Burnt Umber, WG1-5 ( warm grey nos 1, 2, 3 4 & 5), etc.I do lots of watercolour and acrylic artwork, so appreciate good quality, and for the price I paid, they are exceptional value so I would recommend.

Just marvellous dries fast lovely quality fab colours

Like painting but with a felt tip pens.Colours blend seamingly or from faint to dark by using the water brush.My art skills are rubbish, but even I have managed to blend or create shading / fading with these pensFun to use.P.s Works better on a glossy / hard wearing paper as the paper can end up peeling and clumping into little rolls abit like when you use an eraser to much and the paper wears away.(Like using the rough end of the half blue/red erasers)

Wow totally blown away. I've never got on with watercolour and have always used oil or acrylic but I've started illustrating and for this I've really wanted to start using water colours. Wow. What a game changer. It just makes it so easy and I can go into incredible detail because the pens have so much control. I absolutely love them.

Granddaughter was delighted with these. No mess but good quality