Pack of 20 Washable Water Colour Brush Tip Pens - Foska

Yes, they are excellent for beginners due to their easy-to-use nature and ability to create watercolour effects without the mess of traditional paints. The blending pen offers a great way to learn basic techniques.

Apply the ink to your paper as desired. Then, use the water blending pen to gently pick up ink and spread it, or apply clean water to the inked area to dilute and blend the colours.

Yes, the water-based ink allows for layering. Apply one colour, let it dry slightly, and then add another colour or blend the previous layer with water.

When stored properly with caps on tightly and kept horizontally, the ink should last for a considerable time, typically several years. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat or direct sunlight.

No, the inks are water-based and can be reactivated and blended with water. They are not considered permanent once water is applied.

While the brush tips are great for colour application and lettering, they may be too thick for very fine outlining. Consider using a separate fine-liner pen for detailed outlines.

Ensure the pen cap is sealed tightly when not in use. Store pens horizontally. If the tip is dry, try gently wetting it with water or using the blending pen.

Use thicker paper (at least 150gsm) or paper specifically designed for watercolour or mixed media. Avoid applying too much water.

Handle the brush pens gently. Avoid pressing too hard on the paper. If fraying occurs, try to reshape the tip carefully after wetting it slightly.