Filbert & Oval Brushes

The paintbrush with a short handle and synthetic bristles is suited for working with acrylics, watercolours, ink and gouache. It meet the needs of artists and allow for a wide range of techniques. They are of good quality and are affordable.

Care:

Caring for paintbrushes is essential to keeping them in good working condition and to their life span.

Ink and watercolours: dip the paintbrush in water and rinse in warm water.

Acrylic: clean in soapy water and rinse in warm water.

Practical information:

Never let dry before cleaning.

Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and keeps the supple shape of the paintbrush.

This synthetic paintbrush is very versatile. It absorbs enough water for any water media, like watercolours, inks and gouache. Its also strong enough to carry your acrylic paint around your canvas. It's silky smooth  hair will prevent brushstrokes in your paint. The ferrule is nickel plated.

Snow brushes are made using longer—lasting synthetic hog hair bristles that cooperate better than natural bristles across a broad range of mediums. Modeled to look and feel like hog bristle brushes, this series is perfect for painters who quickly switch from oils to acrylics or water—soluble oils.

Care: Paintbrush care is essential to maintaining their condition and extending their life span. Always clean brushes before the paint dries. Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using Taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and helps maintain their suppleness.

Watercolour: Clean with warm water.

Oil: Dip the paintbrush in a solvent such as Taltine. Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Acrylic: Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Featuring high-quality nickel-plated brass ferrules, synthetic bristled Cotman brushes have excellent pigment load retention and are best suited for water based mediums. This short-handled brush features a flat head with an oval tip for creating broad marks with a soft edge.

Care: Paintbrush care is essential to maintaining their condition and extending their life span. Always clean brushes before the paint dries. Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using Taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and helps maintain their suppleness.

Watercolour: Clean with warm water.

Oil: Dip the paintbrush in a solvent such as Taltine. Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Acrylic: Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Featuring high-quality nickel-plated brass ferrules, synthetic bristled Cotman brushes have excellent pigment load retention and are best suited for water based mediums. This short-handled brush features a flat head with an oval tip for creating broad marks with a soft edge.

Care: Paintbrush care is essential to maintaining their condition and extending their life span. Always clean brushes before the paint dries. Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using Taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and helps maintain their suppleness.

Watercolour: Clean with warm water.

Oil: Dip the paintbrush in a solvent such as Taltine. Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Acrylic: Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Made from quality Chinese hog bristles, Winsor and Newton Hog brushes are interlock constructed and hand-set into seamless corrosion-resistant ferrules. Ideal for painting with oils or acrylics, this long-handled Filbert brush features a flat head with an oval tip for creating broad marks with a soft edge.

 Care: Paintbrush care is essential to maintaining their condition and extending their life span. Always clean brushes before the paint dries. Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using Taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and helps maintain their suppleness.

Watercolour: Clean with warm water.

Oil: Dip the paintbrush in a solvent such as Taltine. Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

Acrylic: Clean with warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.

The paintbrush with a short handle and synthetic bristles is suited for working with acrylics, watercolours, ink and gouache. It meet the needs of artists and allow for a wide range of techniques. They are of good quality and are affordable.

Care:

Caring for paintbrushes is essential to keeping them in good working condition and to their life span.

Ink and watercolours: dip the paintbrush in water and rinse in warm water.

Acrylic: clean in soapy water and rinse in warm water.

Practical information:

Never let dry before cleaning.

Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and keeps the supple shape of the paintbrush.

The paintbrush with a short handle and synthetic bristles is suited for working with acrylics, watercolours, ink and gouache. It meet the needs of artists and allow for a wide range of techniques. They are of good quality and are affordable.

Care:

Caring for paintbrushes is essential to keeping them in good working condition and to their life span.

Ink and watercolours: dip the paintbrush in water and rinse in warm water.

Acrylic: clean in soapy water and rinse in warm water.

Practical information:

Never let dry before cleaning.

Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and keeps the supple shape of the paintbrush.

The paintbrush with a short handle and synthetic bristles is suited for working with acrylics, watercolours, ink and gouache. It meet the needs of artists and allow for a wide range of techniques. They are of good quality and are affordable.

Care:

Caring for paintbrushes is essential to keeping them in good working condition and to their life span.

Ink and watercolours: dip the paintbrush in water and rinse in warm water.

Acrylic: clean in soapy water and rinse in warm water.

Practical information:

Never let dry before cleaning.

Using a hydrating paintbrush cleaner after using taltine or soap prevents bristles from drying and keeps the supple shape of the paintbrush.