Level 1 Oil Short Handle Round Brush by Artist's Loft™
Item #
M20000906
$6.99
Level 1 Oil Short Handle Round Brush by Artist's Loft™
$6.99
Details
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Description
This brush has a precise point and firm spring that are perfect for thin to thick strokes, washes, details, lines and a variety of decorative techniques. It has a synthetic bristle, and is perfect to create thin, fine lines.
Details:
Details:
- Round
- Available in multiple sizes
- Synthetic filament
- Short handle
- Non-glare, matte black aluminum ferrule
- Wood
- For use with oil, acrylic, and water-mixable oil paints
This brush has a precise point and firm spring that are perfect for thin to thick strokes, washes, details, lines and a variety of decorative techniques. It has a synthetic bristle, and is perfect to create thin, fine lines.
Details:
Details:
- Round
- Available in multiple sizes
- Synthetic filament
- Short handle
- Non-glare, matte black aluminum ferrule
- Wood
- For use with oil, acrylic, and water-mixable oil paints
Level 1 Oil Short Handle Round Brush by Artist's Loft™ is rated
out of
5 by
2.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
LucidKitsune from
Cheap and that's the way I like them!
I do acrylic work with a lot of drybrushing techniques and a lot of heavy scrubbing. This will destroy any brush, but these seem to actually hold up to this type of technique. They hold the right amount of paint for me (acrylic) and will hold a decent amount of water if needed. I like these a lot because they are the perfect stiffness for me, and they're cheap enough that I don't care if I destroy them! Which, let's be honest here, I do destroy them. But I've been torturing a few of these brushes for a couple weeks now and they've actually done pretty well! I think some brush soap and reshaping will help keep them from fraying too much.
I knocked off one star because upon bringing home a size 2 brush, the ferrule popped right off the handle before I even used it and I had to glue it back on. Also, the sizes do not seem to coincide with normal brush sizes. A size 2 brush is more like a size 4 compared to other brush sizes, which is really weird. So if you are looking for a size 2, you probably want to go with a size 0.
Pictured: A Princeton size 2 brush (right) and a Sorrento size 2 (left), with my artwork in the background. :)
Date published: 2021-05-23
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Bobby1234 from
End split before receiving
The end was already splitting when I got the brush. Makes it useless for any type of detail work
Date published: 2021-04-25