Review on 🎨 Artistic Paintbrushes Set, 2Pack- 20 Piece Brushes for Acrylic Painting, Oil Watercolor, Artist Paintbrushes for Body, Face, Rock, Canvas - Kids & Adults Craft Supplies – Blue by Sherwin Smith

The question of choosing brushes for painting or serious design work should be no less important than the art material. Quality sometimes plays almost the main role. For example: the paints are excellent, but the brushes are random, have no elastic pile, or generally peel terribly. Artistic brushes of the brand "Roubloff" (Rublev) are of good quality, though the price is demanding ... A little bit of the brand: I assume that the name belongs to the name of the famous medieval Russian icon painter - Andrei Rublev. And this is "ff" at the end - so, sorry, like "show-off" in a modern way. The brand has a fairly large assortment of brushes for various purposes. For convenience, there are catalogs of brushes marked: A - special series produced for artists, D - for nail design, H - for various hobbies, M - for makeup. Here are some brushes from my arsenal: SYNTHETIC: No. 14 large flat brush with a long handle. This is useful to ANY artist, even for landscape, even for design work! I advise you to buy. Specifically, this brush is used when working with gouache, acrylic, tempera, possibly with oil, if you use the glazing style. No. 10 large flat with beveled pile. While lying in stock, waiting for his turn. With the beveled edge, you can also easily work in arts and crafts. For example, "under the palekh" and the like ... No. 2 number is very necessary for any artist. For leisurely painting or drawing details. No. 00 Brush for professionals only, used for VERY thin and fine drawing. Finding a high-quality zero is a kind of "treasure" for an artist. I WANT TO REMIND: if you are going to use good brushes for a long time, you need to take care of them: 1) do not leave the brushes in the water for a long time after class, especially the dirty ones! 2) thoroughly rinse the brushes after paints!! especially acrylic and the like! wash directly with soap, preferably household. 3) do not let brushes that are in oil or acrylic paint dry out! (pictured below is an example of what will happen) 4) if you are going to buy brushes for a child (for example, in an art school), then you should NOT choose professional ones. I'll explain why: they are above average in price and require careful maintenance!! Far from every child will not only appreciate, even simply will not understand why so many troubles are needed (points 1 and 2). After all, if you do not make the necessary care - the brush will simply VERY quickly become worthless! An example of what will happen if you do not rinse thoroughly: If you need inexpensive but good quality brushes, then YOU ARE HERE: Pinax Creative. Also a great option for kids who are studying art. Art brushes of the brand "Roubloff" - decent quality, but the price is appropriate! Examples of numbers from synthetic pile are given, which are good for: gouache, tempera, acrylic, oils in case of glazes. Also brushes of pile "PROTEINS" are worth attention at the brand.