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A couple of simple doodles made with watercolor paints and my waterbrushes. (A new one with a firm tip)
Monday, October 18, 2010
Review: Niji Waterbrushes
A couple of simple doodles made with watercolor paints and my waterbrushes. (A new one with a firm tip)
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I absolutely love these too, for both quality and portability. --A heads-up on a related product: I bought a set of Bienfang (also sold under another name, I think) pre-filled watercolor brushes and have been very disappointed: the the color is permanent, and the brushes' hard plastic makes color intensity difficult to control.
Oh, those look wonderfully self contained. One of my least favorite things about watercolors is the required mess and splashing, and those brushes seem like a great solution!
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I really needed to see this post. I gave away all my pastels and oils last year because I didn't think I'd make it and I didn't want those pastels to end up tossed on the curb. I gave them and all my oils & frushes to a young librarian to give away to someone who was young and couldn't aquire them. Wish I had saved the palette knifes, but they were part of the gift. Then I found I had water colors, and fountain pens, but liked seeing a water brush. I hope I have some old watercolor sketch pads, but I'd love to be able to sketch w/ watercolor. I hope I can find some. I got some Crayola Brush/markers from Walmart, so I should start playing - mandalas and trees forever!
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