Half-size Round Brush by Bob Ross Review

Cheap quality from a company that stole Bob's name and likeness. Please buy from another reputable company!

It has a jagged cut that doesn't suit me. It dips in the middle so it doesn't use the entire brush. Only the outer edge is in contact with the canvas. The bristles started breaking the first time. Dissatisfied.

Nice brush. It is excellent for foliage such as trees and bushes. Since I paint on smaller canvases, I prefer this 1 inch round brush, actually listed as a Foliage Brush. Be sure to experiment with brush alignment and how you type. and also a bit trickier when you bend the bristles up or down for different effects. large brushes are not used to keep them under control. After the brush has sat for a day or less with the rubber band around it, the bristles will form nicely together. It's…

The name of the review speaks for itself. This is a discredit of Bob Ross' name. Bought because a similar (and much cheaper) brush was wearing out. The brush started falling apart the first time I used it. Hair all over the canvas and color. So bad I had to throw it away. I do NOT recommend!

I like the round brush. Easy to use and makes painting round trees and shrubs easier. However, the first batch contained a fan brush, not a round brush. Had to reorder the round brush and now have to send back the fan brush. It's fine, but it's inconvenient to drive to a UPS store to return a $5 fan brush. If I don't return it, they charge me $10 (price for one round brush).

Very good brush, only used once but worked surprisingly well. Yes, he lost a few bristles, but for the first few uses, all natural brushes are fine. The only reason it didn't get five stars is that when you compare this brush to the original Bob Ross brushes that were made in the USA, you can tell they aren't of the same quality. The originals were designed slightly differently, the difference isn't noticeable in the hand, and as I said, the quality is still excellent, but you can tell it's not