Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
Synthetic, short handle brushes. The perfect all-rounder brush, suitable for acrylic, oils, water colour & gouache mediums.
This brush features fanned, natural hog hair blending bristle that has a strong give to allow for intense blending. Acheive perfect gradients and add blur effects in artworks. 5.5cm
This brush features fanned, natural hog hair blending bristle that has a strong give to allow for intense blending. Acheive perfect gradients and add blur effects in artworks.
This brush features fanned, natural hog hair blending bristle that has a strong give to allow for intense blending. Acheive perfect gradients and add blur effects in artworks.
☆ 15 slots
☆ Wide enough for inks to easily be removed
☆ Just deep enough!
We have a fabulous solution for your All purpose inks!
☆ 26 slots
☆ Wide enough for inks to easily be removed
☆ Just deep enough!
Long handle, oval shaped brushes recommended for oils & acrylics.
Using alcohol inks can be a fun way to use colors and create backgrounds for stamping or card making. You can also use alcohol inks in painting and to add color to different surfaces such as glass and metals. The brightness of the color means that a small bottle will go a long way. Alcohol Inks are an acid-free, highly-pigmented, and fast drying medium to be used on non-porous surfaces. Mixing colors can create a vibrant marbled effect and the possibilities can only be limited by what you are willing to try.
