Double-Ended Watercolor Pens – Brush & Hard Tip | Sets of 12, 36, 48 & 60 Colors

Available Set Sizes

• 12 Colors — Core palette of essential hues; perfect for beginners and younger artists
• 36 Colors — Broad tonal range for illustration, coloring books, and journaling
• 48 Colors — Expanded spectrum with warm, cool, and earth tones for detailed work
• 60 Colors — Comprehensive palette for hobbyists and mixed-media artists

Features

• Double-ended design — brush nib + hard tip in every pen
• Flexible brush nib for variable-width strokes, washes, and lettering
• Firm hard tip for consistent, controlled lines and outlines
• Water-based, blendable ink — blend with a water brush for soft watercolor effects
• Suitable for watercolor paper, mixed-media paper, and sketchbooks
• Non-toxic and safe for home, classroom, and studio use

Pair It With

Complete your creative setup with these collections from My Crafty Corner:

• Watercolor Paint, Crayons, Pencils & Pens
• Art Pads, Canvas & Watercolor Cards
• Art Supplies

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the brush nib and the hard tip?
The brush nib is flexible and pressure-sensitive — ideal for expressive strokes, lettering, and washes. The hard tip is firm and consistent, making it better suited for outlines, fine detail, and coloring within lines.

Can these pens be blended?
Yes — the water-based ink blends easily. Use a damp water brush over the ink while still wet to create soft watercolor-style washes and gradients.

Which set size is right for me?
The 12-color set is great for beginners and kids. The 36 and 48-color sets suit illustrators and journalers wanting more range. The 60-color set is ideal for mixed-media artists who need a full, nuanced palette.

What paper works best?
Watercolor or mixed-media paper is recommended, especially when blending with water. Standard copy paper may bleed or warp with wet techniques.