I have a smaller set of tombows and after watching your video, finally opened the package and gave them a try. I love their color and the blending was so much fun. On the last two I added more water, then sprinkled salt, and I must say, they look awesome. Too bad I can't add a photo to my post so you can see them. I'm taking these to the printers! Give it a try!
Thank you for making this video, it was really stunning to see how the colors blend together like magic as you went through with the water brush pen. Can't wait to get my first tombows and try this technique 🥰🥰
I just got the whole set of Tombow Brush Pens for Christmas and I will definitely be giving this a try Thanks for the marker combos for nice blends too!
Just a tip....the reason your boarders are bleeding like that is because as your painting dries it will pull the water droplets in from the tape causing them to be absorbed back into your painting. Try wiping them down before you leave them to dry :)
Sadly i only have artline but i really love it but one thing is the tip is soft so the tip is kinda little broken but im really thankful that i have a brush pen
Umm but i dont have that brush with water thing but good news for me is my mom is buying me tombow dual brush pens on saturday!..its the bright colors were getting
I know I am a bit late, but I just wanted to tell you that there is a product which erases Tombow Dual brush pen colours. It is called brushEX and is made in Germany, but available for worldwide shipping. The Happy Ever Crafter tested it and it is magic! I also have it at home and it is so COOL. It erases like magic. You don't need white paint anymore. It comes with a water-tank brushpen you can fill it with and start. I filled it in a tiny spray bottle to make a night sky. So good, so easy.
I wonder if the blending brush the tombows come with would give it a similar effect cuz i don’t have one of those nifty watercolor brushes. I think I need one !!!!
@@BetterLettering The Canson Mixed Media paper worked quite well(for those who want to try, use the side without lines). Love how they turned out following what you did in the vid. Thanks so much for the helpful video! :)
These are really pretty and so simple. I keep thinking about getting some Tombow markers for lettering so I can learn how to blend the colors but I haven't gotten around to it. What have you used the background for? My favorite was the Mountain and and City scape :)
I love my tombows! Definitely one of my favorite mediums to use . especially because they are so versatile. I really like using these as bookmarks or I will also put them with packages that I am sending to people!
Check the paper you are using. Mixed media paper works well or watercolor although watercolor is rough on your brushes. Also just mess around with how much water you are using.
From what I know copic marker are alcohol based and not water based so I don't think they would blend with water. I could be wrong though, I haven't tried it because I don't have any.
You can use mixed media paper which is a bit safer for your pens but it is not as thick and so won’t hold up to water as well. I also just purchased some super smooth cardstock that seemed to work well but it was on the pricier side.
I use the pentel aquash water brush pen but there are plenty of other brands out there as well. I think the link should be in the video description if you are interested!
Hi! If you buy from amazon they are on sale for $12.31 right now. Normally they are $16.99 on amazon. Here is a link: Tombow 56185 Dual Brush Pen Art Markers, Bright, 10-Pack. Blendable, Brush and Fine Tip Markers www.amazon.com/dp/B00JVB8FBA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_b3iaCbE9SYS01
Right now on amazon you can buy a pack for $12.31 normally they are $16.99. You can also buy individual colors at Michaels if you have one near you. Here is the amazon link: Tombow 56185 Dual Brush Pen Art Markers, Bright, 10-Pack. Blendable, Brush and Fine Tip Markers www.amazon.com/dp/B00JVB8FBA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_b3iaCbE9SYS01
