Arteza Water Color Brush Pen Review

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My husband always spoils me and for Christmas he gave me a huge set of Arteza Brush pens. I’m mainly an oil painter but I love to dabble in other mediums.

I found the colors a bit strong but you can blend and dilute them with a brush with water. The set does come with a little brush that holds a reservoir of water.

I found that it was hard to blend the intense color if you wanted a more delicate background such as this sky.

Here we are half way through.

The finished painting, a cabin in the Finnish woods.

I tried to do a second painting after this, that involved a lake, a dock and some boats. The dock was grey and I had already used up most of my neutral colors above. After I didn’t like the dock, I tried to cover it with water, and the paint was translucent and wouldn’t cover up the white/partially painted greyish dock. So I’ve found they tend to give up the ghost rather quickly.