This is a GREAT set of brush pens!!! I've had some weirdly-shaped ones -I think they're Yasutomo- and they're fine, but they do not feel right in my hands and they're kind of like squishing fruit. These CraftWave Aqua Brushes are shaped like a nice, solid watercolor paintbrush or a marker, and are 7-to-7-1/4 inches long, depending on which one you're using. They're well-balanced, comfortable, and easy to squeeze. I had gotten myself one of the 0.3 rounds and set it aside a while back to see if I could murder it by filling it with stuff other than water. Sooo, last night I ran Schmincke AquaDrop watercolors through it. Worked perfectly. Then I rinsed it out and put Kohinoor UltraDraw waterproof black ink through it. It was beautiful. This morning I caved and threw some Molotow One4All ink into it. The Aqua Brush laughed in my face and wrote all over my studio door. The One4All completely rinsed out of the AquaBrush when I was done, AND the brush tip is still keeping a nice point. If you like water brushes, you well and truly need these. :)
This is my daily marker I keep with me at all times.. I hit up metal signs tile walls and it is smooth with each stroke.. I had a few moments I tried writing on a wet metal box and it was streaky but I saturated the tip and it wrote like a charm.. these markers are a must they come hella filled with ink.. gonna add some Garvey to make it more potent.. I’d buy these every chance I get
left it sitting for a couple weeks while i was on vacation, came back and the next paint solidified inside of the mop. While the paint was normal it was probably the best silver i had though
Good, a nib is a nib nothing else to really say. If you want it to last longer though cut a tiny square out of a t-shirt or something else of thin cotton, use some copper wire wrapped around or super glue to keep it from falling off.
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