One-Stroke Brushes

This low-costing lettering brush has a mixture of soft, natural hairs that form a sharp, reliable edge. It is set in a seamless, aluminum ferrule on a short green, lacquered handle.

Robert Simmons pioneered a revolution in synthetic brushes, creating a unique blend of filaments that perform so remarkably like pure red sable that they earn the name "White Sable." Simmons's White Sable brushes offer superb point and spring at a fraction of the cost of red sable. The original synthetic artist's brushes for watercolor and acrylic are still guaranteed for life — just as they were when Robert Simmons introduced them in 1972.

Princeton's Series 4050 Synthetic Sable One-Stroke Brush is a quality short handle brush for the watercolor painter. A one-stroke brush is excellent for filling in large areas with color. The one-stroke style of brush was originally designed as a lettering brush. A one-stroke allows a sign painter for create a large letter with a single stroke of the brush, and without rewetting the brush. Each Princeton Series 4050 brush features a rich, distinctive gold ferrule and a marbleized red hardwood handle.