Professional Watercolor Brush Pens - 24 Colors, Nylon Tips, Perfect for Artists and Beginners

Works Like a Pen, Acts Like a Brush KINGART Brush Pens are the perfect tool for your creative projects, offering a dual functionality that seamlessly blends the ease of a pen with the versatility of a brush. These pens move effortlessly across your project, making it simple to create both thin and thick lines with precision and control.

No Streaks, Bleed, or Smudge Our brushes pens are designed to glide smoothly, ensuring that your lines stay crisp and clear. The ink will not streak, bleed, or smudge, allowing you to focus on your creativity without distractions. The vibrant colors are lightfast, non-toxic, and perfect for any project.

Endless Creative Options The versatility of the KINGART Brush Pens opens up a world of possibilities. Use them with water to achieve delicate watercolor effects or apply them dry for a range of techniques such as dry-brush painting, sketching, coloring, and calligraphy. Whether you are an artist, calligrapher, or artisan, these pens provide the freedom to express your unique style.

Mess-Free Watercolors With these paint markers, you can achieve precision control. From light pastel washes to subtle shading and gradients, you have the tools to bring your artwork to life without the mess. The high-quality, water-based ink allows for easy blending and control over your color application.

Quality Construction Each brush pen features a soft, supple tip made of durable nylon brush hair. The tapered point allows you to create thin lines with precision, while brushing down offers thicker, more robust strokes. The combination of a pen and brush in one convenient tool makes it perfect for various artistic needs.

Highly Pigmented Ink Our water-based ink is highly pigmented and does not bleed, ensuring that once it dries, it stays permanent. This feature is especially useful for calligraphy and illustrating projects. With KINGART Brush Pens, you can create stunning artwork without worrying about the ink bleeding into your paper.