Pack of 24 Assorted Water Colour Felt Tip Pens - Foska

Yes, the pens are designed for ease of use and are suitable for beginners looking to experiment with watercolour effects. They also offer enough versatility for more experienced artists.

Apply the colour with the felt tip pen as desired. Then, using a clean, slightly damp paintbrush, gently blend the ink on the paper. You can also touch a wet brush directly to the felt tip for a more concentrated wash.

Yes, the water-based ink can be integrated with other water-soluble mediums. However, always test compatibility first.

Ink longevity depends on usage frequency and intensity. Storing them properly with caps sealed helps maximize their lifespan.

Once the water-based ink dries completely, it becomes relatively permanent but can be reactivated with water, especially if not on a sealed surface.

Each pen measures approximately 13.5cm in length and 0.9cm in diameter.

Yes, you can layer colours and then blend them with a wet brush to create new shades and gradients, similar to traditional watercolour painting.

Ensure the cap was fully sealed. Try storing the pen tip-down for a few hours to allow ink to reach the tip. If the pen is used, the ink may have dried out.

Use a heavier weight paper, such as watercolour paper or cardstock. Ensure you are not oversaturating the paper with water when blending.

Ensure you are using a clean, slightly damp brush for blending. Blending works best when the ink is still wet. Experiment with different amounts of water.

Apply lighter pressure when drawing. If the tip is significantly damaged, the pen may need to be replaced.