Description
The paintbrush described in the text is a marker pen. It is 15 mm wide and has a brilliant purple color. The paintbrush has a valve that remains open the entire time the nib is depressed, so if the user holds the pen down for a long period of time, a large amount of paint will be released. When the user sees paint start to flow on the nib, they should pause for a moment and wait until the paint has stopped travelling down the nib before depressing the nib again. When the nib is adequately saturated with paint, the user should test the paint by applying it to an artwork. If the paint is not flowing properly, the user should re-pump the paintbrush.
Shake well before use to ensure paint is thoroughly mixed. Depress
nib a few times to start paint flow. The valve remains open and
releases paint the entire time the nib is depressed, so if held
down for a long period, a large amount of paint is released. When
you see paint appear on the nib pause for a moment. Wait until
paint has stopped travelling down the nib before depressing the nib
again. When the nib is adequately saturated, test, then apply.
Re-pump as necessary but never directly on artwork to avoid paint
splodges. It can take a while for paint to start flowing on initial
activation. This will not be experienced on subsequent use.