Watercolours question
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- Wolfboy
This is a question for any of you guys who regularly use water colours in their illustrations. Does this indiegogo project look a bit too good to be true? The videos make this product look pretty cool:
- sted0
Hahh interesting, thanks. And no, it looks actually real, and a great idea.
- Wolfboy0
I've taken a punt and backed it.
It's such a nice idea to be able to carry a little watercolour set around with you and have it as easy to use as something like a set of markers.
I guess the big thing is the waterbrush pens, are they any cop? I think the big deal would be not needing to carry a jar of water with you.
I'll report back when they ship.
- yep the idea is in that pen not the colorset, i hope it has some replaceable brushes otherwise it falls into the toy caregory...
spent a few bucks we will see.sted - water brush pens been around for years...I like the pentel ones, but any pen company makes them...you can fill them with ink or watercolor if you like too.uan
- and you don't need to replace the brushes, 'cause they are made of synthetic material. the one I have is still like new after 2 years of use.uan
- nevertheless you will need also a normal brush, the water pen ones always add water to the color, so a normal brush is a good thing to have with you.uan
- I use this winsor and newton pocket box with this incredible brush that is like 15 years old and still work perfectly:uan
- http://www.winsornew…uan
- pocket box with the pen + water brush pen for water and you are set.
so, I'm not really sure the colors on sheet is any improvement to this old school setup.uan - the product looks nice though.uan
- yep the idea is in that pen not the colorset, i hope it has some replaceable brushes otherwise it falls into the toy caregory...
- Gnash0
quite real. I remeber having little sets like this years ago. There were also some watercolour kits like this that had a paint-by-numbers drawing to fill in