Refillable Watercolor Brush Pens!
Watercolor Brush Pen Set Features: $29.99
🖌 24 colored brush pens with travel case
🖌 Flexible and real brush tip for fine or bold strokes
🖌 Refillable ink for nonstop creativity
🖌 Odorless and non-toxic
🖌 Water-soluble dye-based ink
🖌 Easy to blend and layer
That's right, our newest and greatest 2018 product is watercolor brush pens! Our watercolor brush pen set includes 24 high-quality rich colors for calligraphy, blending, lettering, doodling, and much, much more! You can make fine, medium, and bold strokes of color with the flexible brush tip. Filled with a water-soluble dye-based ink, both odorless and non-toxic, these pens make coloring, blending, drawing, and layering colors effortless. They are a perfect addition to you your coloring collection!
We also have refills so you’ll never need to worry about running out of ink. This is the first ever refillable watercolor brush set to hit the market - you can easily purchase more ink for the colors you use the most.
And on top of all of that, we also have brand new watercolor paper pads designed specifically for our watercolor brush pens to help master watercolor techniques.
What are you waiting for? Grab a set today and free your creativity!
Pair your Watercolor Brush Pen set with our Watercolor Paper Pads!
Watercolor Paper Pads: $19.99
🗒 Pack of 2 watercolor paper pads (70 sheets total)
🗒 35 sheets per pad
🗒 Mix media use
🗒 Acid-free
🗒 Neutral pH
🗒 Cold press
🗒 9in. x 12in.
🗒 140 lb/300gsm
Learn how to take your watercolor creativity to the next level!
General Watercolor Brush Pen Tips:
🖌 With the brush tip dipped in water or with a moistened paper, you can create gently spreading and shading effects
🖌 The tip is made of special material. Due to this technology, it can make it feel like a real brush - it's soft, flexible, and allows you to move effortlessly between bold and fine lines
🖌 Pro Tip: To blend different colors together, rub the brush tips together to create a gradient color
🖌 For best results, use on a heavyweight, smooth but not coated paper or watercolor paper
Work Large to Small:
🖌 To avoid painting over small details paint backgrounds, and larger shapes first
🖌 Gradually work your way down to the smaller shapes and finer details
Work Light to Dark:
🖌 Start with light colors first to preserve lighter hues
🖌 Then use dark, contrasting colors to give your painting depth
🖌 Tip: to make colors darker mix with cool colors such as blue
🖌 Tip: use brown to darken yellow
Blending:
🖌 Select one color and choose a light variation and a dark variation of that color
🖌 Begin with the lighter color and work in sections
🖌 Take your darker color and starting at the top (or bottom) use a feathering motion to color about 1/3 the way down or up depending upon which way you want the letters to fade
🖌 Take your lighter color again and from the middle of the darker section start dragging your brush pen down to the middle-lower part of your lettering again in a feathery motion
🖌 Continue this motion on each letter you create and remember, practicing, to begin with, will be your best friend in improving your blending abilities
Basics of Brush Lettering:
🖌 Holding your pen close to the nib allows you to have more control
🖌 The key to brush pen lettering is the pressure to create varying strokes: thick downstrokes and thin upstrokes
🖌 To make downstrokes, increase your pressure to create thick lines
🖌 To make upstrokes, decrease your pen pressure and write with the very tip of your brush pen
Circles:
🖌 The goal is to have the left side of the shape thick and the right side thin
🖌 Start at the top of the circle with maximum pressure all the way to the bottom of the circle
🖌 Once you begin the upstroke, release your pressure and voila you'll create the unique look of watercolor brush pen strokes for both upstrokes and downstrokes
What are you waiting for?
Start watercoloring today!
