Dual Brush Pen Art Markers, Portrait, 10-Pack
Our Dual Brush Pens Portrait set includes 10 colors designed to help you create realistic skin tones.
- Versatile and vibrant water-based colors
- Easy blending, with self-cleaning tips
- Flexible brush tip + smooth fine tip
- Odorless, non-bleed, acid-free ink
- Great for beginners and experts
Set of 10 colors. Dual Brush Pens feature flexible brush tip and fine tip in one marker. Brush tip works like a paintbrush to create fine, medium or bold strokes; fine tip gives consistent lines. Dual Brush Pens are ideal for artists and crafters. The water-based ink is blendable and the resilient nylon brush retains its point stroke after stroke. Colors include: 910 Opal, 912 Pale Cherry, 942 Cappuccino, 990 Light Sand, 992 Sand, 947 Burnt Sienna, 977 Saddle Brown, 879 Brown, 899 Redwood, N15 Black. Colorless Blender Pen not included.
- Ideal for hand lettering, watercolor, fine art, illustrations, doodling, journaling, coloring and more
- Water-based
- Blendable
- Acid-free, odorless
- Tips self-clean after blending
- For best results, use a smooth, non-textured paper
Get creative with your Dual Brush Pens! Check out our blog 5 Tips for Drawing with Brush Pens!
Dual Brush Pens FAQs
Should the Dual Brush Pens be stored vertically or horizontally?
Our Dual Brush Pens can be stored both horizontally and vertically. However, we recommend storing them horizontally to conserve consistent ink color over time.
What is the best paper to use with the Dual Brush Pens?
We recommend using smooth surface art papers to achieve the best results with the Dual Brush Pens. Typically the following papers will work well with this pen: marker paper, tracing paper, smooth mix media paper, vellum, and HP Premium32 laserjet paper.
The numbering is strange. The shades when in numerical order don't look good together. I know there are more colors then what I have, but the lighter colors should be numbered lower than the darker colors.
The names of the colors aren't on the pens themselves. Actually, the names aren't anywhere to be found in or on the packaging. Again, maybe that's just my personal preference, but I think having the names of the colors would be a good idea.
The #912 (pale cherry) I would expect to be a shade of red or pink, but it seems more orange.
I do like how this set comes with a black and a colorless blender. I don't have to buy them separately or buy an entirely different set.
They have very little bleeding! Very nice.
Overall I enjoy them!
