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how to use a water brush pen
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- In this video you'll find all the information you need to know when you want to paint with the water brushpen. it's very veratile and handy to take with you for outdoor paintings or if you go on a holliday. the brush can be used for watercolor or gouache. please take a look at the video and I hope you'll be as exited as I am about the brushpen.
I use the pentel brushpen and I love it! but any brush will do
have fun by watching and painting!
materials:
(Pentel) brushpen
watercolor (or gouache) I used the beautiful pan pallet of MAcraft workshop
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water
pipet
a cloth or paper towel
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Meet Judith, also known as Juud, a passionate artist who started painting in 2017. She learns by watching tutorials on UA-cam, Domestika, and Skillshare, and now the time has come for her to create her own videos. She wants to show you how to paint and enjoy being creative. With a passion for creating and living with a muscle disease, she aims to post something new every two weeks, but please understand that it may vary. Her goal is to get you just as excited about drawing and painting as she is. Enjoy watching!
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Thanks for the tutorial Judith! Brush pens are also useful when drawing with fountain pen ink. Since it’s water-soluble, you can create really cool effects by using a water brush on the drawing. I‘d like to see a video on how you service/clean/unclog water pens.
Thanks for your kind message and great tip! Last week I posted a video on how to clean/fix the brushpen. I”ll put the link here (later today) and you”ll find it on my UA-cam page. Thanks again and have a great day.
These brush pens are a total game changer for plein air painting. Mine unscrew the opposite way as well which makes it a little difficult, but they still work well, they come in many sizes including flat square brushes. It doesn’t take long to learn how to manipulate the amount of paint or the placement on the paper, and the results are just amazing
Thank you for your message. Yes it’s great for outdoor painting! I wish you a lot of nice painting moments and have a nice day.
New.subscriber here from the Philippines
Nice! Thank you and welcome Marian!
These brushes are the best thing for working with water soluble color pencils. They have bristles that are stiff enough to push the pigment around on the paper and to lift and activate the dry pigment.
If you want a great scrubber or lifter for dry paint, Caran D’Ache makes a brush pen with a marker tip that lifts better than a bristle brush and with less damage to the paper.
O thanks! That’s useful information. Thank you for sharing
I love my brush pen, just remember it screws the opposite way to anything else. I find my very useful for travel painting. Thank you. X
thank you for your message. Yeah it's great for travel painting. Hope you can use it very often:)
Again, l don't see the problem. Which part unscrews the opposite way? Thx!
@@Bearwithme560 hi, if you know which way to open the brush, there doesn’t have to be a problem. When you fill the brush with water (and screw it open) you notice the difference. It feels a bit weird if you are used to: righty tighty lefty loosey. Have a nice day. And thanks for the comment.
Hi im kk from new zealand 🇳🇿 an have just subscribed you are the only one who has shown this its awesome i have a set an dont use them much now i will thanks kia ora from nz
O this is so nice to read! Thank you! I wish you happy painting sessions! And groetjes from the Netherlands
Well presented. Look forward to more of your videos.
Thank youm
Ah thank you! Love to read this. Have a great day
Great for beginners ;)
Thank you for sharing your talent!!!
Thank you for your kind words!
That was such an informative video. I like the way you demonstrate you are saying ! Thank you. I will look for more as I’m just a beginner.
Thank you Margaret! I really appreciate your message. I hope you get the right information to keep painting. Watercolor can be hard at the beginning but after a while you’ll improve! Have a great day.
Thank you for sharing the techniqueswith the water brush. I have some Pentel and also a wonderful very fine point Derwent which was recommended by another popular UA-camr.
You’re welcome en thank you for your kind message and the tip v Derwent! Appreciate it. Have a nice day.
This is great!! I use mine with my PMC , PALOMAR METAL CLAY!!
O I love to read how other people use it. I didn’t hear of this before but I googled it:) nice! Thanks for sharing
Thank you
Thanks 😊for your vidéo very useful
Thanks! I’m glad it’s useful.
Thank you for pointing out the thing unscrews the opposite way , I was stumped
UPDATE: Thank you so much for all the replies. And a warm welcome for the new followers. Thank you for joining. Some of you asked me to post a video about fixing the brushpen. And I just posted this video . Here is the link:ua-cam.com/video/Z1fmkbMzkj4/v-deo.html I hope it is helpful and if you have other questions or suggestions. Please let me know. I love to hear from you. have a great day and tot ziens! Groetjes
Mine unscrew the wrong way - just check.
Mine too
Mine as well
My Pentel unscrews the normal way - "righty tighty", etc. I don't understand the problem...
No real problem. Just different pens/brushes unscrew in different directions.
Mine is definitely a righty loosey 😅
Please do.
Hello, I just posted a video about how to fix the brushpen. because of your reaction I thought you'd be interested? you can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/Z1fmkbMzkj4/v-deo.html have a nice day!
I'm thinking for people with limited abilities could the water brush have watercolour mixed into the water inside and can the brushes be removed and replaced?
Thanks for this message. You can fill the body with a mix of water and paint, but the brush can get clogged, so you have to be careful and empty and refill the brushes. There are also watercolor brushpens those are also nice to use in combination with the brushpen you saw in the video. Please let me know if you have other questions. Have a nice day!
@@artbyjuud thank you so much. X
There are complete sets of brush pens with pre-loaded paint...itps very intense paint, so you need to use with care, or mix on a palette, there's one water-only brush in the set, but you get some choice of how you use it, and don't need dry /tube paints.
I love my water brush pens. I have one particular problem though. As there is a small constant flow of water the color gets constantly diluted and it is hard to create really dark hues with it. Do you have an idea how to adress this problem? Thevidea with the sponge in that box is great btw. I will adopt it. Thank you for that!
Thank you Jens, You could try a few things: make the paint a bit more concentrated than you want the result on the paper. Make the brush dry before you pick up the paint, and most important: use the tip of the brush. And hold the brush vertical while you paint. I mean if you drag the bristels over the paper, the water wil start to flow. And of course don't squeeze in the barrel/body while you paint the dark tones. Please let me know if this was helpful or not. And I wish you a nice and creative week.
@@artbyjuud Thank you for your fast reply! These hints sound very helpful, I will surely give them a try and let you know how I got along with them. I wish you a nice week too!
I just got one and I'm hating it! I come from traditional Sable brushes, I find these water brushes so hard to control. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I mix my colours on the palette, I try to get some colour on the bristles, but they seem to suck all the pigment in (not in the water reservoir tho), and when I put it on the paper, there is not much pigment saturation. I mix some more, and then I press to get some more water, and all the pigment suddendly comes out, so it gets too saturated and mostly ruins my paintings. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for your message. It's unfortunate that the waterbrush isn't working for you yet. I find a waterbrush a great addition to my brushes-ideal for travel and quick sketches. However, I still use my regular brushes for commissioned work. It's hard to say what might be wrong with yours. Perhaps you could try this: After picking up the paint, squeeze the barrel and drop a drop over a cloth or sponge and then paint on the paper without squeezing the barrel. Or: fill the brush, squeeze a drop over a sponge, pick up some (diluted) paint and paint on the paper. A good quality brush should continue to flow. Which brand are you using? I prefer Pentel for its consistent flow. But Derwent seems to have a good brush as well. If you can send a photo/video, I might be able to offer more advice. I'm sorry I don't have the solution right now, but I'll let you know if I think of something. Have a great day! Best, Judith
For many years, I read and heard that they unscrew the opposite for two reasons. The first is that they are made in Asia. The second and more practical explaination is that they screw that opposite way because you won't accidentally unscrew it easily and spill water all over your work. As long as you know it happens, in the long run, you should not have any problems.
Hi Nessa, I like the next explanation. Thank you for sharing! And have a nice day.
Hi Nessa I’m sorry I meant I like the second explanation.
@@artbyjuud Thanks!
It's got nothing to do with being made in "Asia".......LMAO
Make video please. Thank you
Hi, thanks for your message. I think you want a video about how to fix the brushpen? You can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/Z1fmkbMzkj4/v-deo.htmlsi=Gumu1JinktcHsClC I hope this helps and please let me know if you meant something else.
I tried drawing with water brush, but water simply didn´t flow enough and when i took a lot of color into brush and then squeezed to clean it, it sucked remaining color into water, contaminating it. 😞
I’m sorry to read that your brushpen experience wasn’t a success. I struggled a lot with my brushpen in the beginning and didn’t touch it for a long time. But later I bought another brand and this one works for me. Did you use other brands as well? Or is it not word a try? Anyway I hope you have also/more success with other tools for painting. Thanks for your message and have a great day!
I can never use the type you have in your video. They never twist open. They bend and they never screw open.
Thanks for your message. I never heard of that version? Maybe you use another brand? Mine is from Pentel. But I used also other brands. The only difference I noticed is that with some brands, you have to screw counterclockwise (to the left) I hope this is helpful and I wish you a creative day!
The subtitles are so big and clunky it overwhelms the screen..
Hi Roberta, I can imagine. You should be able to switch them off by clicking on the cc button in the corner of the screen. Hope this is helpful.
@@artbyjuud you're right! I don't know WHAT I was thinking when I wrote that stupid comment! What a wonderful.tutorial! Thank You!
Glad it worked! Thank you for your feedback. And have a nice day.