Commonly called ‘Nylon’, Golden Synthetic has some unique characteristics in that its retention, snap and spring are all superb. A favourite with botanical and ceramic artists. For intricate flower and petal work. Side loading and shading. Folk art and barge painters adore this brush.
Rosemary Dagger Golden Synthetic Brush Commonly called ‘Nylon’, Golden Synthetic has some unique characteristics in that its retention, snap and spring are all superb
Kolinsky Sable is the best hair available for the manufacture of artist brushes due to being conical in shape, strong in character with a long tapered point and thick belly.
This Hake is made in a ferrule style.
SIZE- 1/1.5
HANDLE- SHORT (APPROX 7″)
Made in UK
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The reversible Pocket Brush is a convenient addition to your brush collection for those who like to paint on the move. The reversible handle allows for a convenient storage and prevents damage to the brush. A dream for urban sketchers, and a Plein Air must-have.
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Designed for oil and acrylics, yet works very well with watercolour. A blend of firmer Nylon filaments giving the strength of bristle yet delicate feel through the brush stroke. The rigger shape is similar to a round but with much longer hair, also referred to as a “script” brush.
Designed for oil and acrylics, yet works very well with watercolour. A blend of firmer Nylon filaments giving the strength of bristle yet delicate feel through the brush stroke. The rigger shape is similar to a round but with much longer hair, also referred to as a “script” brush.
A long sought solution to those unintended watercolor brush marks resulting from too much enthusiasm, haste or miscalculation.
Instructions for use:
1. Use the brush when barely damp, not wet.
2. Hold in a nearly vertical orientation and drag gently, but firmly back and forth along its’ long edge. (see photo)
3. Upon first noting the removal of paint, immediately dab the brush several times on a towel (paper, etc) and recommence “erasing”.
4. Rinse after 2 – 3 “erasures”, dab to remove excess wetness and continue.
Caution: too damp a brush and/or too vigorous “erasing” may damage the painting/paper.
For smaller areas, use the edge of the brush in a similar manner. For many smaller areas (“erase” and/or highlights), try using a Shiraz Short Flat, sizes #1 and/or #2.
Ready to use liquid watercolor
For diverse creative applications both at home and at school
Eyedropper pipette attached to the lid
Good adhesion to water color and drawing paper and board
Lemon Yellow, Magenta, Sky blue Cyan, Green, Black, Grey, Light Orange, Vermillion, Ultramarine Violet and Sepia.
