Reddit reviews Tombow Dual Brush Pen Art Marker, N00 - Colorless Blender, 1-Pack - 56645-S
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Dual brush pens are ideal for fine art, illustrations, doodling, journaling, handle lettering and more. Color coded pen caps make color selection a snappyEach water-based, bleed-free pen is blend able with odorless, acid-free inkThe nylon brush tip works like a paintbrush to create fine, medium or bold strokes while the fine tip gives consistent linesSingle ink reservoir in each pen ensures exact color matchEach brush tip self cleans after blendingIncluded Components: Arts, Crafts And Sewing, Painting And Drawing, Artists-Pens
Background: My girlfriend (22F) doesn't have a lot of hobbies, but the one thing she LOVES is bullet journaling. I've seen her get so excited when she talks about about her spreads, future layouts, journaling materials, and BUJO youtubers. I (boyfriend) literally know nothing about journaling, but seeing her get so happy about it is adorable.
I already bought her a more practical and expensive Christmas present, but I wanted to get her another present that she'd really get excited about. Getting her BUJO pens would be the best since she already has a journal for the new year. My price range is under $35.
I also know that she's really specific about what she enjoys and what materials she uses for BUJO'ing. If I did research on my own or went to a store, I know I'd get something she wouldn't like. So I figured I'd ask a community that knows what they're talking about haha
Does anyone have some suggestions or links to good pens? If you recommend something in-store, like Michael's, can you post a picture of the item so I make sure I get the right one?
Maybe helpful? She was interested in this blendpen. But after she got it, she said it was 'a dud'
Just to add, if you have regular color pencils and want a watercolor like effects you can use blender markers to break down the pigment. http://www.chartpakadmarker.com is xylene based and works really well but you should have good ventilation
If you want to do something kinda similar, tombow markers are water soluble, their blenders are dual tipped and may give you more control. You can also use both mediums together with regular watercolor. In my experience tombow doesn’t have the same lift or movement as pigment but, it’s an option if you want to experiment
Here's the blending pen I used
Disclaimer: don't use it on regular printer paper, you need something thicker or the paper will become transparent