Promarker Watercolour Set

These are fantastic watercolour markers. They have transformed my way of painting so much that I now create beautiful floral works as well as great detailed works that I cannot achieve using my sable brushes. These pens are also perfect for plien air and great sketch work. The colours and textures are just the same as the pans and tubes and give the same great coverage, depth and mix with other colours and creating more colours. You can also add water to the paper to mix the colours or I rub the nibs together which creates great colours. I am so delighted with the these pack of 12 pens I bought a further 6 individual colours and will be buying more until I have ‘the’ full range. These pens last for a long time and have not dried. I love them.

Used For artwork practice, only just beginning to explore their uses. They are a quality product, ( hence 4 stars on value) but at a good price for what they are. The brush tips and variety of possible strokes lovely.Pigments are strong and can be spread with water, but use the right brush, a soft watetcolour brush may not move the pigment easily if it has begun to dry, whereas an acrylic brush will. Watercolour paper a big advantage. , depending on the results you want.The temptation is to buy more of these colours, though I have a good stock of art supplies already!

Great markers even though they don't function as I first expected. I had to play around with them for a bit to figure u have to dip the tip in water so to get lighter shades and better blending.Overall good quality, no bleeding, nice colours, dry quicklyAnd really nice case

Bought this set of 12 watercolour pens after reading reviews. My daughter has used them almost daily for her coursework at school and to unwind. They're absolutely brilliant. Colours are strong and vibrant, loads of pigment. Do not bleed onto the next page, even when using in her exercise books for school. I'm amazed these turned out to be such a fab set.

These are terrific. I haven't used them before, but these + a wet brush make creating gradients and shade really easy. These would be quite a good way to teach children how to start to use watercolour/move color around with a brush. The pigmentation is dense and the selection of colours well thought out. I've attached a very quick little test painting I did.

Great product, colour is vivid and so easy to use! Plus great deal for set like this

Bought the basic pack and landscape, not realising there are quite a few duplicates, good quality and happy with performance, but would have been better buying individually for the second pack.I’d like to see a watercolour skin tone pack like the pro markers

I ordered a set of 12 markers after doing some research and they seemed fantastic. When the item arrived they didn't blend and looked like I drew lines on my paper with a permanent marker. After trying several watercolour papers, from cheap ones to expensive ones and even copy paper the result tested the same. I contacted Winsor and Newton and they explained that it could have been a bad batch sitting in Amazon. So I ordered another set, and I experienced the same.After talks with Amazon they are going to investigate the issue and i'll go to my local art shop to buy this product.

I really enjoy using these markers. The first set that I was sent was clearly a return, as all but one of the marker has significant wear to the tips, but they made it right and sent me a new set that was fully unused. The colors are great. I haven't had any leaking. They dry down nicely, obviously dependent on how much water you use, and they have been really fun to play around with. They have a slight learning curve when blending, but I love learning how best to use an art medium. They also seem to be pretty colorfast, which is exactly what I was looking for.

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Las puntas se sienten muy bien al usarse. Los tonos son buenos, buen pigmento como los otros productos de W&N.Para que funcionen bien, necesitan aplicarse sobre un buen papel para acuarela, de lo contraria no funcionan del todo bien.

Beautiful juicy brushpens. Act exactly like very good water colors from tubes or pans. Which makes me wonder why not use those cheaper methods? They look best when diluted, mixed, shaded with a brush and water on the page, all of that works perfectly. Blendable like a dream.Every color is exactly the color it says it will be. Even long after they dry, they can be reactivated with water. Everything a good watercolor can do, they will do as well.The other watercolor brushes I tried was the Zig-Clean Color brush pens - I like the W&N ones way better, from the brush that’s much easier to control to the grown up and true color names, the steady and reliable color flow (exactly the same in every color) to the high pigment concentration, they are real tools for real (art)work, not toys!There’s really no logical reason that I would need those pens. Except that I really like them. I do fashion illustration and sometimes, those details are quite small - but since I always end up using a brush and water to blend even the smallest details, I could do that with the many watercolors I already have.I love those brush pens for no other reason than the quality of the pigments, the nice feel of the brushes on the paper and in my hand, the look of them and that they will be practical when I travel.They won’t make my art any better by themselves, but they’re so easy to use, that they make me do my art more often. Without setup time at all, I’ll start illustrations I don’t have the time for. And once I start, I’ll find the time, most of the time.I tried them on cheap poster board and I would not recommend that. They acted like soso alcohol markers with just ok blendabiliyy and were much too quickly sucked up into the board - very wasteful! But it clearly says to use them only on water color paper, where they perform flawlessly.They’re nice to have and if that’s a good enough reason for you, you’ll be happy. No regrets at all!

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