Tombow Blending Kit For Blending Water Based Brush Pens (Pack 4) - BLENDING-KIT
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Price: £13.36
Brand: Tombow
Description: The 4 in 1 Blending Kit consists of practical tools to blend waterbased colours. 1. Colourless Blender Pen with two tips filled with water. Fine tip for exact colour gradients; wide brush tip for extensive blending. To clean simply wipe the tips several times on a clean paper. 2. Refillable compact Blending Mister to spray water onto blending palette or directly onto the paper. 3. Washable handy blending palette. 4. Instruction with practical tips concerning the blending of colours. The Blending Kit is especially suitable when drawing with ABT Dual Brush Pens and of course also for all other waterbased inks. Tombow Blending Kit For Blending Water Based Brush Pens (Pack 4) - BLENDING-KIT - shop the best deal online on appliances4.me
Category: Appliances and accessories
Merchant: Quzo
Product ID: 312548
Delivery time: Next Day
Delivery cost: 0
MPN: BLENDING-KIT
EAN: 4003198102002
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Author: TGL
Rating: 5
Review: I bought this pen to go with my other Tombow pens after seeing lots of cool videos using it and I haven't been disappointed! I'd say it's pretty much an essential when using tombow pens as it allows for far more creativity in what you're doing. I often use it to make colours fade away or use it to blend colours together and create an ombre effect when doing lettering.
Author: tiggrie AKA Sarah
Rating: 2
Review: I purchased this from cultpens, where it starts cheaper and I had a 10% off voucher... and to be honest, I still feel a little duped. The blender pen does exactly what it should, no issues there, and the "mister" is a spray bottle, which is nothing to write home about but it isn't pretending to be something it's not. The problem appears when you get to the blending guide and palette. The blending guide has exactly four suggestions on it, one of which is to blend the colours on the paper. Wow, I never would have thought of that /heavy sarcasm font. It's not even a leaflet, it's one piece of thick-ish paper with two blending techniques on each side, none of which are things most people couldn't work out for themselves. The palette is the real "you have to be kidding me" item, though. This so called palette is a piece of moderately heavy duty paper/card (it's probably just heavy enough to be considered card) with a shiny laminate coating, and that's it. I wish I'd seen the item on its own and the reviews for same before investing. Don't get me wrong, it does work for the purpose, but so would any coated piece of cardboard in my house. And it does have a nice colour wheel on the back, which I think is a nice touch and quite useful... but really, it's the kind of thing you'd expect to see as an extra when you bought a set of the pens, not as something seriously called a palette and marketed as part of a "4-in-1 blending kit"! To give it its due, it does its job, it's just rather expensive for what it actually is. For a comparison, you can currently buy a blender pen and THREE blending misters, not just one, for less than a pound more, rather than paying eight quid for one mister, one pen, one lacklustre "guide", and a piece of laminated cardboard on which is printed a colour wheel that's freely available online. It's not the absolute worst 'kit', and it's not such a rip off that I have the energy to send the thing back; for some people, it might be worth the convenience, and that's fine. Just be aware that what you're paying here is for a pen, a mister, a tiny leaflet and a piece of shiny cardboard, so that you don't get fooled by the glowing reviews into thinking this is a magic bullet that will vastly increase your ability to blend colours. Probably the most valuable bit of kit here is the pen, which you can buy for about three quid (or less, depending on your choice of shop, hint hint), and IMO a fiver is a lot for the other three items in this kit. Disappointing.
