Faber-Castell Clic & Go Artist Water Cup - Dark Green

Super product!

It’s my favorite new cup for my watercolor art. This cup saves space and I can place a brush on top without the brush rolling away. I take this cup next to my bed when I paint, or to the pier. Anywhere that water coloring strikes the mood!

Great little wash basin when painting on the go.

Such a convenient little cup! Definitely getting one of these for my artist friend as well.

Carry it in my watercolor backpack without worrying it will be crushed, cracked, or bent with rough handling. The scalloped lip holds my brush(es) securely even in a moderate wind. The cup opens and collapses with no fuss. Holds an ample amount of water. Highly recommended.

This is a great little watercup. I use it both at home and on the scene anywhere or anyplace. It collapses easily for storage and for taking along with me in my art to go bag for when I get that uncontrollable urge to do some artwork whenever Im out and about. The outer shell is made of silicone so theres no worry about water leaking through the sides. The scalloped lip is perfect for holding brushes between uses while youre working. I usually use more than one brush while working so its good to have a place to store the other brush. Also perfect for holding brushes when taking a break. I have some pretty pricey Kolinsky Sable and Squirrel Quill watercolor brushes so I dont want to ruin them by standing them in water so the bristles bend. Its not practical to put soaking wet brushes in my brush holder and I dont want to just lay them on my drawing table. So the scalloped lip was a big selling point for me. Other artist water containers that fold up just arent as practical as this one is. Faber-Castell considered everything an artist would want in a watercup when they designed it. Its simple, well made, and extremely practical.

I LOVE that these are collapsible and dry out very fast. They fit into my watercolor travel bag and hold enough water for washes and cleaning brushes.

very useful.

I love painting watercolor but I know brushes shouldnt rest with the tip vertically upwards. I mocked this long ago when I worked at hobby lobby but now Im glad I bought this. Cheap, inexpensive and durable. Helps me keep my brushes horizontal so water doesnt seep into the bristles and weaken the binding agent holding my brushes together.

This is just a wonderful little water vessel for painting. Its compact, convenient, very well designed. It folds neatly for traveling, but I also use it at my desk because the silicone grip means it doesnt slide around on the table. The scalloped top allows for temporary brush storage if I have to get up and walk away or place it down while grabbing another item. This way, the delicate brush hairs dont have to sit in water and get distorted. Its such a simple little tool and I love it.