Got a new set of
Crayola Paint Brush Pens to test, yaaay!!! Their "No Drip" design proofed to be quite effective, so there were no messy leaking accidents (like we did when trying the
Bienfang Watercolor Brush System with a faulty seal on a Cadmium red brush pen, and their permanent paint making them somewhat less suitable for children).
They performed well while drawing freehand sketches. Paint flowed freely from the brush tips with no pressure needed. No rinse water cups required, so they can be taken for quick painting on-the-go on a moment's notice!
Fun for quickly filling coloring pages while practicing brush control instead of wearing down more expensive sable brushes on the early experimental stages.
Might be nice if they were available as more than 5 color sets. This time we had a set of 10
Tombow dual brush pens to expand the basic palette and provide a few more color choices.
So easy to grip and use with small hands, than also the hyper little one sat still long enough to create her own masterpiece of blue smiley faces.
Recommended mess-free portable self-contained coloring brush pens for budding artists.
Early dragon concepts drawn with Pilot Color Eno violet 0.7 lead and adjusted to gray scale mode.
Hydra-type dragon.
Fantasy Knight.
Medusa.
Serpent Sorceress.
Ninja Elf.
Golden-armored Rah.
Steam powered Mecha drill-bot.
Lady Fleur.
Minotaur.
Bipedal Dragon Guard.
Iron Shark.
Phoenix.
Three-headed Dragon and Mecha Kraken.
Coloring cards sketched while waiting at the ER for a couple of hours. Mostly dragons , heroes, and mythical creatures in the style of popular Anime and Gaming toys. Thought of them as oversized coloring cards as I cranked them out with a variety of brush pens and pigment liner pens on letter size Georgia Pacific white card stock.
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