Winsor & Newton Water Colour Brush Markers, 12 ct

Last updated: July 1, 2021


The pigment inside the Winsor & Newton Water Colour Brush Markers, 12 ct, allows these markers to blend seamlessly into standard watercolor paints. As an added bonus, the dual tips make drawing fine lines.

Winsor & Newton Water Colour Brush Markers, 12 ct

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Product Details

Key Takeaway: The Winsor & Newton Water Colour Brush Markers, 12 ct are pigmented watercolor markers that will blend well with other watercolor paints.

In our analysis, the Winsor & Newton Winsor & Newton Water Colour Brush Markers, 12 ct placed 10th when we looked at the top 11 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

From The Manufacturer

A lightweight metal box containing 12 assorted Winsor & newton water color markers – an outstanding range of highly pigmented lightfast markers, delivering Winsor & newton’s superb water color performance with precision. Twin-Tipped with a fine point and flexible brush nib, perfect for multiple line thickness and superior detailing. Create art with the water color markers dry, wet or blended with a brush. Excellent flow and blending in 36 stunning shades. For the best results, use Winsor & newton water color paper. Intermixable with other Winsor & newton water color products, dry, wet, or blended.

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Expert Reviews


What reviewers liked

They are portable and convenient to use. You can use them sitting down or even standing up. Once you're done, you can put the cap back, and throw them into your pencil case and leave. They are great for fast and loose sketches.
Excellent light fastness rating

What reviewers didn't like

Markers are not good at covering large areas compared to using a watercolour brush, and streaking marks have to be carefully controlled unless that's the look you're looking for. It's not easy to mix colours with markers, and this may make you want to get more markers, and hence spend more money.
Doesn’t include blending marker
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