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Arteza Real Brush Pens, 48 Watercolor Pens for Dynamic Watercolor Effects and Calligraphy, Flexible Nylon Brush Tips, Paint Markers Perfect for Drawing, Journaling, Artistic Projects, and Gift

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Features

  • Incredible Color Selection: Dive into your creative projects with 48 diverse, vibrant colors of Arteza watercolor brush pens. This wide array of hues makes it easy to achieve the perfect tone, whether you're working on art projects, journaling, or practicing calligraphy.
  • Exceptional Versatility: Ideal for both beginners and seasoned artists, these drawing pens provide versatility in your work. Use these watercolor markers dry for detailed sketches and bold lines or add water to create delicate watercolor effects.
  • Quality You Can Trust: Arteza calligraphy pens are designed to deliver rich, continuous color without bleeding or fading. The flexible nylon brush tip of our paint pens allows for both sweeping strokes and fine details, ensuring a smooth and controlled ink flow.
  • Inspire Creativity: Arteza watercolor drawing markers make the perfect gift for the artist in your life. Whether they're experienced illustrators or just starting their artistic journey, these artist markers will inspire creativity and expand their color palette.
  • Safe and Convenient: Enjoy the flexibility of watercolor painting without the mess. These non-toxic, water-based art markers offer the ease of a pen with the results of a paintbrush. Ideal for home, school, or on-the-go, they're a must-have for any artist's toolkit.

Brand: ARTEZA


Ink Color: Multicolor


Number of Items: 49


Point Type: Brush


Recommended Uses For Product: Painting, Calligraphy, Coloring, Drawing


Manufacturer: ‎Arteza


Brand: ‎ARTEZA


Item Weight: ‎1.29 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎6.46 x 2.44 x 8.7 inches


Item model number: ‎ARTZ-8090


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎Set of 48 Colors


Closure: ‎Snap


Material Type: ‎Nylon, Plastic


Number of Items: ‎49


Size: ‎49


Point Type: ‎Brush


Line Size: ‎0.5mm


Ink Color: ‎Multicolor


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎ARTZ-8090


Date First Available: December 18, 2016


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    • Great For Beginners!
Size: 49
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I like these Real Brush Pens! I've been using traditional watercolor for a long time, and I was looking to try some watercolor pens for the first time… However, I didn't want to spend 50-60 bucks for a set, so the price on this 48ct set was what drew me to it! Also, the set comes with one of their water brushes, which I thought was really nice and is the perfect tool to use with these pens. Again, I've never used watercolor pens before, so I can't really compare with other products. The wet-on-wet method seems to work best, which is what I prefer, so that is the method of use that I'm basing my review on. For color washes you can swipe the pen on a glass or porcelain palette, or even an enamel butcher's tray (I'm currently using the glass lid to a piece of dinnerware lol). Then, pick up the color with the water brush… Or, you can generously apply water to the paper and use the pen to add in color… While the paper is still damp, you can go back over certain areas w/ the pen and get deeper/more vivid areas of color, while using the water brush to blend out the edges. I'm impressed with the range of colors in the 48ct. It's pretty expansive and definitely appreciated! The other thing that I really appreciate with the Real Brush Pens is that they're available in open stock! In Arteza's Amazon store, you can get around eighty individual colors in packs of four for about six bucks, which is pretty cool! On a side note, these are not lettering brush pens, imo, and I would not recommend them for that purpose. If you're new to watercolor or brush pens, play around with the water vs. color ratio and just give yourself time to experiment and figure out what technique works best for you, before starting a piece! I'm curious to try some of the higher priced brands, too see how they compare, but all in all, I think that this is a really nice product and a good value for the price! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2020 by JAMIE JAMIE
    • Easy to use, works on wood
Size: 49
I was looking for a way to color my woodburning pieces. I was worried that the paint would sit on top of the wood and not look natural or it would seep into the wood and spread, ruining my design. These were the perfect solution. So far I've used the brushes on basswood and birch. The brushes work like thick watercolor. The color is vibrant and the paint sinks into the wood so you can still see the natural grain of the wood. The paint isn't too watery for it to spread through the wood into places you don't want it to go. The more layers of color, the more vibrant the wood will become. However, wait a little bit between coats, as the more wet the wood is, the more likely the color will seep. I also haven't yet played around with diluting the watercolor with water, as I am worried that will also cause the paint to seep. The only issue I have had with it is that two of the brushes had loose caps and have dried out, making them unusable, which was disappointing. Overall, highly recommend for pyrography and using on wood. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022 by Jackie
    • Curious and Delightful!
Size: 49
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These are not the Real Brush Pens you’re looking for......They’re Much More! I’ve been eyeballing these Real Brush Pens by Arteza for almost 2 years now trying to convince myself that I could find something similar elsewhere and for cheaper. Let me tell you, nothing I’ve found compares to these strange cuties. Key points: 1. They play well with water but it requires some imagination. (Using a blending sheet, dipping or running the brush tip onto a wetted area to create color blossoms for a wet on wet effect or giving a quick swipe with a wet brush.) The last technique of adding water with a brush will vary in success as some pigments won’t budge easily if the paper is too absorbent. 2. I believe these brush pens have been engineered in such a way as to simulate watercolor without the need of additional water. In fact some pens even disperse ink just like a brush freshly loaded with paint and water. It’s trippy and I love it! 3. These cool pens have a secret that is only revealed under the right amount of water dispersion....They color shift!!! I’ve seen teal green have a shadow of aqua and forest as well as walnut brown echo a lighter truffle and reddish brown once the ink dispersed into water. 4. Lastly, you can create super fine lines or robust calligraphy strokes but go slowly unless you like some chaos in your style....which works too. So in summery.....These are unique Real Brush Pens and while it’s tempting to go for a similar brand for lesser money I doubt you’ll find the quality and charm Arteza has put into these lil dudes. The brushes are robust and can hold a shape, the barrel is thick enough to provide ergonomic comfort to your hand and lastly the ink is vibrant and richly pigmented. Check them out and be creative...art is fun when it’s unpredictable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2019 by Keiona Anderson Keiona Anderson
    • Vibrant Colors & Easy to Use
Size: 49
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Pretty easy for beginners! I've never done water color before, and these sheets were my first attempt with these brushes. None were dry! Some of them (especially the lighter colors) are harder to blend out. The water brush is useful, but smaller than it appears in photos. I only had to fill it once though for the entirety of these pages, and it's still relatively full. The blending is not so bad! I think the markers blend well, I just need to practice more to get the streaks out. They do, however, dry relatively quickly. I would not use these markers standalone for writing/coloring. They leave a rather scratchy line before the water is applied. The color brushes also do not expel much color when used after water on the page, so you have to wait for the water to dry a bit before reapplying. Lastly, the brush tips are in pretty good shape! A few came frayed, but they clump back together with use. I used the water brush a LOT and the hairs did not fray, even when I did long strokes. For beginners, this is definitely satisfactory. I am not sure how well they paint just yet, but they blend easy enough, and the colors are very vibrant. (Sidenote: Beware if you use masking tape! I used it to section off my squares, and the tape took off some sections of the paper with it. Nothing to do with the markers themselves, but be warned that after you complete your project, you run the risk of tearing it!) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2021 by sabrina hall sabrina hall

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