This article will show you the watercolor art supplies I use, from brushes to pigments, each part being an indispensable component of my creative process. In the future, I will show you more details of these tools!
Brush
Escoda travel brush
I like Escoda watercolor brushes for their excellent quality. Even their synthetic bristles provide a great painting experience. I recommend them to beginners, especially those with budget.
Pros：Easy to carry, hold more water
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Watercolor
3K Nevskaya Palitra - WhiteNights watercolour
White Night watercolors have vibrant colors and are more affordable compared to other professional watercolor brands.
Pros：Colors are intense
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Paper
Hahnemühle watercolor book
Although Hahnemühle sketchbooks are made from wood pulp, their absorbency is superior to other similar watercolor papers. If you want to maintain a good wash effect without worrying about the paper buckling, they are an excellent choice. Additionally, they offer 100% cotton watercolor sketchbooks that are convenient for travel.
Pros：Not easy buckle when wetting paper
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Fountain Pen
LAMY SAFARI fountain pen
Lamy offers a variety of fountain pen series to choose from. I chose the lightweight SAFARI series, which features a flexible nib that doesn't scratch the paper.
Pros：Reasonable price, smoothing nib
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Ink
Rohrer & Klingner sketch ink
R&K Sketch ink series offers waterproof ink in a range of colors. Its quick-drying properties prevent smudging, and once dry, the ink remains waterproof, making it ideal for use with watercolors.
Pros：waterproof, dried quickly
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