 | These brushes are used throughout the country by artists who wish to emulate the unique technique of Ron Ranson who paints in the ‘fast and loose’ manner. The hair used in the manufacture of these hakes is goat, so please clean in cold water, otherwise there might be a tendency to shrink.
Ideal for: Watercolours |
|  | This brush is a mixture of sable and synthetic filament which skillfully combines the virtues of the natural and the man-made materials.Identified by the white/crimson banded handle tip. They are exceedingly hardwearing and unlike sable, will not damage easily when used with indian ink.
Ideal for: Watercolours and Gouache |
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 | A high quality squirrel wash brush. They are a delight to use and because of their excellent spring and responsiveness they are an essential requirement for all watercolour artists. Nickel brass ferrules. Black polished handles
Ideal for: Watercolours |
|  | This Prolene Plus range is a pinnacle of achievement in Prolene synthetic filaments. An upmarket variant with beautiful gold plated ferrules set in polished teak handles. They have a fantastic spring and hold a perfect point.
Ideal for: Watercolours and Gouache |
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 | Purely synthetic, it looks, feels, points and holds colour almost like sable, yet it is much more durable in use. The differences are that the synthetic filament will not rot in the ferrule and the lower cost of this man made material results in a much less expensive brush. This makes Prolene an excellent choice for the beginner and many artists for serious work in all media.
Ideal for: Watercolours and Gouache |
|  | Sceptre Gold II is a range of high quality brushes made from a mix of sable and synthetic fibres. They are ideal for working with water colour and fluid oil colour but are also suitable for use with acrylic, water mixable oil and alkyd fast drying oil colour. |
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 | Cotman brushes are a range of pure synthetic water colour brushes of the highest quality that have been created using the same skills, generated over many years, as those used in making the finest sable brushes.
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|  | The Artists' Water Colour Sable brush range has been created using our unique brush-making expertise and the feedback from experienced water colour artists.
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 | Series 3A-7-16 is the world's finest water colour brush. The standards of quality for this brush were set in 1866, when Her Majesty Queen Victoria gave orders that Winsor & Newton should produce the very finest water colour brushes. |
|  | Aquafine watercolour brushes are made from carefully selected dark-tipped sable-like filaments. They offer both good colour holding and pointing and are durable in use – an ideal alternative to sable. |
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 | Our Pure Squirrel Pointed Wash brushes are made from the finest quality Pure Russian Blue Squirrel hair, which is ideal for water colour washes. They come to a very fine point giving control with washes and the naturally soft hair ensures their responsiveness.
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|  | A high quality sword liner made from Prolene. Used for painting grasses, reeds and floral painting. For best results hold the brush with the blade away from you and the end of the brush pointing down, and then flick upwards. |
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 | Modest in price and quality this is a general purpose brush. Nickled ferrules. Blue polished handle.
Ideal for: Watercolours |
|  | This brush is made from white goat hair, the hair length being 1 1/2" out of the ferrule. It has seamless black aluminium ferrules with white wooden polished handles featuring black tips.
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 | Renaissance pleses the purist with the wonderful colour holding properties of artists' quality sable. Green with gold end polished handle.
Ideal for: Watercolours |
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