Plastic Printmaking Ink Roller, Teal, 95x35mm (PW-WG1E299-02)

Paintbrushes Shapes

Shapes

Feature & Usages

 

Flat

This kind of brushes with long and rectangular brush tips can hold a good amount of paint. They are often used for producing flat strokes and heavier paint, as well as creating defined edges and controlled lines.

Round & Pointed

Featuring with pointed round brush tips, this kind of brushes are used to create fine details, controlled marks and lines from thin to thick. Their bases are thicker, so you can produce diverse shapes with a single stroke.

Angular

The Paintbrushes with angled tips will help relieve hand fatigue when painting along edges and getting straight lines.

Filbert

With rounded soft edge, the filbert is suitable for blending and figurative work, widely applied in oil and acrylic paints.

Liner

With long and skinny brush tips, the liner brushes can be used to produce thin, delicate, swirly abstract lines or for delicate lettering, highlighting and outlining.

Fan

The paintbrushes with wide brush tips work well for textural effects, usually painting by “dab” the surface gently.

Mottler

The paintbrushes with large and flat brush tips. They can hold a large amount of paint for a large painting area, which makes them suitable for mural, varnishing and washes.