How to Use:
To begin, detach the brush's nib and fill the centre barrel with water. Screw the water brush's cap back on. Squeeze down on the barrel a little, this will wet the tip of the brush. Simply dip the tip of your water brush into your watercolour and watch your paper transform!

Squeeze the barrel strongly for more water and lightly if you’re wanting to use less water. 

Water brushes can be used alongside watercolour tubes and pans, but they work best when combined with a watercolour pan set. To reactivate the paint in your pan, simply add a few droplets of water, then your paint will be ready to use again. You can also use your brush to blend, mix, and lift colour from watercolour pencils, too! 

Looking for more? Check out our watercolour range or check out more of our handy how-to videos. 

We hope that you feel inspired to create some watercolour pieces using water brushes. Try water brushes for yourself and #montmarteart or tag us @montmarteart on Instagram or Facebook, we’d love to see what you create.

Notes:
−    Water brushes are a great tool for watercolour painting
−    Unscrew the pen and fill the barrel with water 
−    Wet the tip by squeezing the barrel 
−    Begin painting 
−    Squeeze for more water and use less pressure for less water 
−    Tip: drop a couple of water droplets into a dry pan to activate the paint 
−    Tip: use these brushes to blend, mix or lift from watercolour pencils