Creative Mark Polar-Flo Watercolor Brush Set - Premium Synthetic Hair Paint Brushes for Artists, Students & Professionals - Ideal for Watercolor Painting, Calligraphy & Mixed Media Art
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Product Description
High Quality White Synthetic Brushes Watercolor Brush Sets Ensure Crisp Results Every Time! Polar-Flo Watercolor Brushes are a beautifully designed line of white synthetic filament hair created to meet professional requirements, while still maintaining a moderate price level. Rounds have full brush bellies and hold color remarkably and a point to perfection. Wash brushes hold oceans of color. The tapered ends of the flats will dazzle you with straight, smooth, linear excellence and extraordinary control. Superb resilience and excellent shaping ensure crisp, beautiful results!
Product Features
FEATURES: Synthetic white filament, aquarelles feature scraper handles, professional quality, moderate pricing, and bristles keep fine, exact points
PERFECT FOR: Watercolors, gouaches, inks, fluid acrylics, fluid medias, artists of all skill levels, and watercolorists
COLOR: These professional quality brushes are known for the amount of color they can hold to give you long and filled brush strokes
HANDMADE by expert craftsmen with polar white synthetic filament hair created to meet professional requirements, while still maintaining a moderate price level
VARIETY: We offer various shapes and sizes of brushes including filbert, flat, round, round wash, and more! We also offer these professional quality brushes in sets!
Customer Reviews
I don't paint large pictures where I would need a brush this big, but I use it to lay down my initial washes in watercolor.I lke these brushes. I have some that are softer and some that are stiffer. These are medium and have worked well so far.This is not a very thirsty brush. It doesn't hold much water. It's also rather stiff.You can spend $15-$40 for a single watercolor brush or you can use common sense, spend wisely and use Polar-Flo’s. They hold a lot of water, they keep a point maybe not as good as $40 brush but darn close. They don’t shed. Even my old sometimes shaky hand, I can still do a mean line and edge. They get very good reviews by quite a few YouTube watercolorists in their tutorials. I now have six Polar-Flo’s and with a couple of exceptions for brush sizes they don’t make, I’m a happy camper.These are super nice. The shapes, edges, and text are all exacting and streamlined. The handfeel is nice. The brush is very soft and luxurious. These could easily double as makeup brushes. There is nothing cheap feeling about these at all.Just make sure you do NOT get turpentine on them, or you're going to have a bad time.These brushes are good quality. More bang for the buck.I'm rough with my brushes and don't normally use sables or other expensive brushes. The Polar Flos are surprisingly nice and seem to take my hard use with flair. The edges remain sharp and I believe these brushes will last a long time. I've not noticed any broken or loose bristles. the handles are plastic and easy to hold. When I need to replace them, I'll buy more Polar Flo brushes.I purchased two sets.one for acrylic other for watercolor. The handle is very useful,alsofor indentations. These brushes were recommended in a recent on-line zoom class.Very well used as they are great ??
