Square or Flat Wash Watercolor Brushes
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Price: $10 | Price: $6 | Price: $66 | Price: $42 | |||
Brand: Blick | Brand: Blick | Brand: Da Vinci Brushes | Brand: Da Vinci Brushes | |||
Handmade in Japan, these superb Hake blending and wash brushes are ideal for blending watercolors and applying gesso, paste, or varnish. | The Skywash is famous for its versatility. | Holds more water than any other synthetic. | The particular attributes of Russian Blue Squirrel tail hair, including its water-holding and paint-holding capacity, makes it especially ideal for water media. | |||
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Price: $20 | Price: $74 | Price: $10 - $15 | Price: $10 - $18 | |||
Brand: Grumbacher | Brand: Isabey | Brand: Princeton | Brand: Princeton | |||
Grumbacher is dedicated to carrying on the tradition of fine brush making. | This full bellied, extra-soft natural squirrel hair brush is every watercolorist's dream. | Amateurs and professionals alike will enjoy these Princeton brushes. | These brushes from Princeton feature a clear acrylic handle with a beveled end for scraping and burnishing. | |||
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Price: $12 | Price: $20 - $25 | Price: $8 | Price: $27 | |||
Brand: Robert Simmons | Brand: Silver Brush | Brand: Silver Brush | Brand: Winsor & Newton | |||
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. | A blend of natural squirrel hair and black synthetic filament combines to provide excellent carrying capacity with control, spring, and precise pointing. | Versatile and durable, Golden Natural brushes duplicate the needle-sharp points and fine chisel edges of the best Red Sable. | Winsor & Newton's Sceptre Gold brushes combine sable hair with a special blend of synthetic fibers to produce a brush that approaches the performance of pure sable, yet at a moderate price! | |||