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Caran d'Ache Waterbrush

Available in three watercolour brushes with water reservoir - large (black), medium (blue), fibre-tipped (red)
Suitable for all watercolour on paper techniques. These brushes with a reservoir are practical and easy to use. The three types of tip (large, medium and fibre) provide a full range of tools to explore all water-based techniques (watercolour, gouache, pastel). The pump system makes it easy to clean the brush's synthetic fibres with water. Ideal for travel, art classes as well as quick sketches, this portable set is perfect for fans of watercolour paintings.
Technical description :
Brush: Length - 14 cm, diameter - 12 mm, weight - 9 grams, transparent plastic
Brush tips: large (black), medium (blue), fibre-tipped (red)
Closure cap
Pump system easily refills reservoir, rubber button to regulate water flow
Reservoir: holds 20 ml, can be removed thanks to its screw top
Warning. Not suitable for children under 3 years

Available individually or as a set of 3.

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  • Excellent design, best in the market

    Brush tip in have a slight spring, and hold their shape. The water reservoir fills through vacuum, and has a push button to release the desired amount of water. The fibre tip looks like an ink marker. Have used all three with a variety of media.

    - Alexis Moore from Burlington, USA on Sep 22, 2015
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  • Not so good.

    I'm a chronic user of brushpens for watercolour so was thrilled to see that Caran D'Ache had entered the game. Sadly these ones are slow to 'ooze water' and end up being always slightly too dry to be effective for my needs. Others needs may vary though so don't be put off by my review. In fact I read one very good review which inspired this purchase.

    I still find the best on the market are the cheap $7 Zig brushpens made by Kuretake and found in craft shops (i think sometimes under other names). They are just as good as something ten times as expensive.

    Big shame about the Caran D'Ache as they are so good with so many other products.

    - Dave from Australia on Jul 4, 2016
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  • A high quality product, good price. Excellent for Plein air sketching.

    The pack with the 3 options worked well together, covering fine detailed work and work needing larger coverage. I had not used a firm nib water brush before but was extremely pleased with the results. Particularly useful for line and wash and Plein air/urban sketching as it facilitates blending just using the pen to create infill tones to the sketch. Very easy to fill the water brushes but you would need to do this on location if doing Plein air, the mechanism for water control on the brush is very good.

    - Christopher H from Fakenham on Oct 13, 2023
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