The Tombow Dual Brush Pens are a more recent addition to my collection. I bought the ___ set from Amazon, and these are probably the most popular brush pens I see online. I think a big reason for that is the dual tip design. Each pen has a fine tip on one end and a large brush tip on the other, which makes them very versatile. These pens use water-based ink, so they work really well for blending. The brush tip is fairly large but on the stiffer side, which gives you more cont

The Pentel Fude Touch Brush Pen is one of the first brush pens I ever owned. I bought mine from Amazon in the original rainbow set, and even after trying a lot of other pens since then, I still come back to these pretty often. This is a small, lightweight pen that’s very easy to control. The ink is water-based and the flow is surprisingly consistent, which makes it great for practice. When they’re brand new, the tip feels fairly firm, but over time it softens and becomes more

The Sharpie Stained Fabric Markers with a brush tip were one of the first brush pens I ever owned. They are technically fabric markers rather than traditional brush pens, and they come in a small set of seven neon colors. Because they are made for fabric, they feel a little different from most brush pens, but they are still very beginner-friendly and easy to use. These markers have a medium level of flexibility and are a comfortable size to hold. They are easy to control and

The Karin Brushmarker Pro is easily my favorite brush pen of all time. I own the original rainbow set and have been using them consistently for about a year. If I had to pick just one brush pen to keep, this definitely would be it! These pens are extremely juicy, which makes them so fun to use. The ink is water-based and flows very freely, and the variation in flexibility is one of my favorite things about them. You can get anything from medium-sized lettering to much larger,