STAEDTLER 3001 TB36 Double Ended Watercolour Brush Pens - Assorted Colour (Pack of 36)

I have just bought my second pack from Amazon. You can colour on a mat to blend colours, spritz and swoosh card or watercolour paper through. You can colour direct on suitable paper, even in the lines or through a stencil as one end is so fine, and wash the colour out. You can colour again on top when a wash is dry or lay down wet layers to get different effects. You can colour onto wet paper, probably more easily than with watercolour pencils as the brush nib is so soft, so will not go through leaving a hole like pencils can, if you're not careful. They are broader than pencils, so easier to hold, if you have arthritis. There's a good mix of colours and they blend well to make many more. There's enough pigment for colours to stay true. They last well and I've used them a lot.

This is my second time buying these and I went for a bigger pack. They’re brilliant, good value, lasted ages (most of my previous pack are still going I’ve just run out of popular colours but for usage levels…I used to be a primary school teacher so my stationery is well loved). They don’t bleed too much and the choice of nib makes them easily multipurpose. Love them and will keep buying them

Great colours and usage. Brush part isn't as flexible or bendy as a 'brush' but great effects. Dries quickly. My teen loves them and I'm happy with what I paid for a well known brand.

I really like these pens. I bought them as a beginner to brush lettering so didn’t want to bankrupt myself straight away on the more expensive pens but at the same time needed decent quality. These pens have lived up to that. They have been getting lots of use and are showing no signs of fraying just yet (I only use them on good quality marker paper, don’t know how they would fare on regular copy paper or watercolour paper). They are nice and ‘juicy’, I love the colour variety, they are blendable by putting the tips of two different coloured pens together or by painting some ink onto a plate or pallet and then picking it up with another coloured pen. For the price, I cannot complain and would buy again.

These are great budget pens. You get a nice variety of colours, both bright and more muted. The ends are very good - the fine end gives a narrow stable line, and the brush end gives a good variation in thickness and quality, much like a real brush. You can smudge out and mix the colours with water on the paper if you want, also use waxy pencils as a resist. There is no info so I assume they are not lightfast, but for playing around with ideas in a sketchbook or encouraging beginners to draw, they are ideal.

These are amazing. They blend beautifully, just experiment with lots of water! I took them into college and my tutor really liked them, she recommended them to everyone on my course.

These work really well.

They are nice pens apart from the ones that came dried out which was disappointing!