Pack of 12 Washable Water Colour Brush Tip Pens - WC1008

For the best watercolour effects and to prevent ink bleed-through, we recommend using thicker papers like watercolour paper, mixed media paper, or heavy cardstock. Thin paper may buckle or allow ink to seep through.

You can layer colours directly onto the paper and then use the water blending pen to soften edges and create smooth gradients. Alternatively, you can apply ink to a palette, pick it up with the water blending pen, and then apply it to the paper for a more controlled wash.

The inks are water-based, which means they are not permanent and can be reactivated with water even after drying. This is what allows for blending and layering effects.

Yes, the water blending pen can be refilled with clean water. You can carefully unscrew the cap and add water using a dropper or small funnel.

The set includes 12 vibrant colours and 1 water blending pen.

Yes, the ink is water-based and non-toxic, making it suitable for artists of all ages, including children, under adult supervision.

To ensure optimal ink flow and prevent drying, store the brush pens horizontally or tip-up. Always cap them securely after use.

Ensure the pen cap has been removed. Gently shake the pen downwards or tap the tip lightly on scrap paper to encourage ink flow. Check if the pen has been stored properly (horizontally or tip-up).

This can happen if the pen is dry or if the tip is blocked. Try gently cleaning the tip with a damp cloth. Store the pen properly as per care instructions.

Ensure you are using the water blending pen sparingly and blending quickly. Allow layers to dry slightly before applying new colours. Experiment with different paper types, as some absorb ink faster than others.

Excessive pressure or rough handling can cause fraying. Try to use a lighter touch and avoid scrubbing. For minor fraying, you may still be able to achieve fine lines by using the very tip.