Water Brushes for Watercolor: A Mess-Free Painting Essential

I love watercolor, but I hate dealing with cups that can tip over. That's in the past now - I ordered some amazing water brushes on Amazon. They are the same brushes of different thicknesses, but with water already inside. Painting is more convenient and practical. Have you tried them?

Я люблю акварель, но возиться со стаканчиками, которые могут опрокидываться - нет. Теперь это в прошлом - заказала себе на Амазоне потрясающую, аквабрашпены. Те же кисточки разной толщины, но уже с водой. Рисовать удобнее и практичнее. Пробовали?

I have 6 of these brushes in different sizes, and I found a solution: I paint everything of one color first, and if I need to change colors and use a brush of the same thickness, I rinse the bristles separately.

I recently bought a couple of these brushes for myself. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to fully appreciate all the benefits of this type of brush. The water from the reservoir isn't enough to completely rinse the pigment out of the bristles, although the quality of the brushes themselves isn't bad.
The only use I found for the reservoir is that I keep water in one brush to blend watercolor pencils. In the second one, I poured alcohol for watercolor washes.
I also want to try filling a brush with ink or water mixed with paint and try using them for lettering, but I haven't gotten around to it yet.

Water brushes - no more need for a water cup for watercoloring )

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