SHIPPING
Our goal is to ship BRUSH ORDERS by USPS on the same or next business day, with 3-4 day delivery.
If you prefer a different shipping method, get in touch.
For Sculpture Clay, New Wave Products, Raymar products,
we will ship USPS on the same or next business day, and send a separate invoice if there is additional postage.
AUTHORIZED U.S. DISTRIBUTOR in MINNEAPOLIS MN
CALL or EMAIL to talk about brushes!
Monday - Saturday
Lois (612) 801-1053
Armando (651) 270-8983
To shop in person,
Text us to make sure we are in - the best times are Monday-Saturday afternoons noon-4:00.
(612) 801-1053 Lois
(651) 270-8983 Armando
This excellent work-horse brush keeps it's shape and is good to clean... A cross between the feel of Nylon and Hog Bristle.
Short Flats, Long Flats
X-Long Flats
Long Flats 24" Handle
Filbert, Long Filbert
Egberts
Filberts on 24" Handle
Pointed Rounds
Daggers, Swords, Riggers
*Set 125 Ivory for Oil and Acrylic
*Set Ivory Pochade
*Set Ivory Riggers
The Evergreen brushes make precise brush marks. A slightly softer feel than Ivory.
Short Flats, Long Flats
X-Long Flats
Filberts, Long Filberts
Egberts
Pointed Rounds
Ultra-Thin Long Flats
Ultra-Thin Short Flats
*Set 160 Evergreen Pochade
*Set 175 Evergreen for Oil and Acrylic
Softer and smoother than the Ivory or Natural Hog Bristle.
Synthetic Mongoose alternative - A wonderful multi-purpose brush that blends well and holds plenty of paint.
Short Flats, Long Flats
Short Filberts, Filberts
Long Filberts
Combers
X-Long Combers
Angulars, Riggers, Fans
*Set 150 Eclipse for Oil and Acrylic
An excellent synthetic alternative to Sable. Works beautifully in oil, acrylic, and for Watercolor.
Short Flats, Long Flats
Short Filberts
Pointed Rounds, Spotters
Angulars, Daggesr, Swords
Riggers,
Combers, XL Combers
Large Beavertail Short Flats
Fans, Mops
Micro Spotters
*Spotter Set S/H
MASTERS CHOICE - Natural Badger
A natural hair with distinctive markings; semi-firm with the softness of velvet.
This hair is responsive, yet delicate as it touches the work.
Series 279 Long Flats
Series 276 Short Filberts
Series 278 Long Filberts
Series 272 Rounds
*Set 170 - all Master's Choice
Series 32 Tree and Texture - Badger
Series 34 Foliage and Trees - Badger
Rotary Tree Brush - Sable
Ideal for watercolor and delicate work in oil.
Rotary Tree Brush - Sable
Series 46 Extended Tip - Sable
Sereis 81 Domed Filbert - Sable
Series 93 Spotters - Sable
*Set 93 Sptters - Sable
Series 99 Pointed Round - Sable
Sereis 402 Designers Sable-Blend
Series 771 Riggers Sable-Blend
Sereis 336 Needle Point Sable-Blend
Series 767 Beaver-Tail Sable-Blend
Best quality hog bristle, with an interlocked shape and format prevent splaying out under pressure..
Holds a serious amount of oil paint and creates a controlled brush mark.
Filberts, Long Flats
A traditional good quality Bristle with a strong loaded stroke, NOT a precise mark.
Short Flats, Long Flats
Filberts
Series 308 - A softer, brushy bristle
Chungking Bristle
For Travel and Carry-Along
R12 Sable-Blend Dagger
R13 Sable-Blend Pointed Round
R20 Red Dot Short Flat #6
R23 Pocket Eradicator - Small
R26 Red Dot Pointed Round
Assael Fans, Bristle
Eclipse Fans - Synthetic
Jeff Hein Fans - Bristle
Mundy Mops - Soft Goat Hair
Red Dot Fans - Synthetic
Red Dot Mops - Synthetic
Series 37 - Large Badger Fans
Series 105 Fans - Badger
Series 106 - Goat Hair
Series 38 Mop - Squirrel Blend
Sienna Mop - Synthetic
Smooshing Brushes - Badger
See all Sable / Sable Blend, Red Dot
Watercolor Eradicators
*Set 30 for Watercolor Sable-Blend
*Set 45 Watercolor for Beginners
*Set 55 for Gouache
*Set 65 and *Set 75, Red-Dot
*Set 80 Pure Sable
Red Dot Beavertail Short Flats
Series 222 Varnish Brush, One Stroke
Series 767 Beavertail Sable-Blend
Choose an amount,
Use it when you're ready,
never expires.
For Rosemary Brushes
at Studio Pintura
Based on which brushes they use themselves to create their work.
Alex Venezia Brush Set
Andrew Tischler Deluxe Set
Andrew Tischler Introductory Set
Andrew Tischler Portait Set
"The Tisch" Bristle Dagger Set
Anna Mason Set
Anna Mason Top-Up Set
Bill Davidson Set
Bill Suys Intro Set
Bill Suys Professional Set - SALE ITEM
Camille Przewodek Brush Set
Daniel Keys Essential List
Debra House Basic Brush Set
Dennis Perrin Brush set
James Richards Essential Set
Jason Sacran Starter Set
Jason Sacran's Extended Set
Jeff Hein Professional Set
Jeremy Lipking Brush Set
Johanna Mangi
Kyle Ma Brush Set
Lori Putnam 8 Brush Starter Set
Michael Klein Botanical Set
Michelle Dunaway Basic Set
Michelle Dunaway Extended Set
Mundy Blending Set
Mundy Bristle Blending Set
Mundy Mop Set
Nancy Guzik's Love Brush List
Paint Coach Brush Set
Quang Ho Set
Scott Christensen Studio Set
Stephanie Birdsall Set
Susan Lyon Brush Selection
Timothy Rees Brush Set
Tina Garrett Brush Set
*Set 105 Chungking Bristle for Oil
*Set 125 ivory for Oil and Acrylic
*Set 150 Eclipse for Oil and Acrylic
*Set 160 Evergreen Pochade
*Set 170 Masters' Choice for Oils
*Set 175 Evergreen for Oil and Acrylic
*Set 20 Beginner, all mediums S/H
*Set 30 for Watercolor
*Set 307 Golden Synthetic Spotters
*Set 40 Watercolor for Beginners
*Set 45 Landscape for all Mediums
*Set 55 for Gouache
*Set 65 Red Dot, S/H
*Set 75 Red Dot S/H
*Set 80 for Watercolor S/H - Sable
*Set 93 Sptters - Sable
*Set - Alla Prima for Oil
*Set - Ivory Pochade for Oil, Acrylic
*Set - Ivory Riggers
*Set - Oil Filbert Assortment
*Set - Oil Flats Assortment
*Set - Red Dot Micro - Tiny Spotters
* Set - Red Dot Spotters S/H
How would you recommend cleaning your brushes?
Posted 26.11.2017
By Symi Jackson, of Rosemary & Co
We often get asked what the best way to clean your brushes is. Truthfully, there are so many different ways and it really does depend on which medium you’re using, how often you use your brushes, whether you are in a rush or whether you have time to clean them thoroughly.
In short, there’s a million and one ways, so here are some tips as a basic rule, rest assured over time you’ll find your own neat way to do things. The main thing to remember is that cleaning your brushes is an important investment both of your time and your money. The more you look after your tools, the better they will serve you.
Watercolour Brushes
Cleaning watercolour brushes is easy! Grab your brushes and head to the sink. You can hold them under the tap and let the pigment wash off them with the flow of the water. Get yourself a bar of soap and use the palm of your hand to gently wipe the brushes back and forth to ensure they are clean throughout. Squeeze the water out of the brush and reshape them. Store upright and condition them from time to time. Easy peasy.
Acrylic Brushes
You must ensure to clean your Acrylic brushes in-between each use; not doing so will allow the Acrylic paint to harden the bristles or fibres and bond them together.
We recommend Synthetic brushes over Natural Hair brushes as a general rule since they withstand the abuse of Acrylic paint and they clean more easily. You must not let the Acrylic paint dry on your brush as this is really difficult to get out. Grab a rag or kitchen towel and wipe away any excess paint from your brush to begin with; this will make the washing process faster and easier. Thoroughly rinse the brush with water and wipe the brush in your palm to get the paint out. You can use soap to speed this process and condition your brushes.
Oil Brushes
Start with wiping your brushes on a rag or paper towel. You should then wash them thoroughly with either soap or mineral spirits. You can buy odourless mineral spirits nowadays too. To clean them thoroughly you can use a dish soap (in England we call it fairy liquid), or overseas you may have Murphys Oil Soap or Dawn.
We also sell a product called Zest-It which are environmentally friendly, non-flammable, pleasant to use, biodegradable alternative to ‘turps’ and white spirit, made using the zest of citrus fruit for cleaning brushes and thinning paint, a much safer solvent for studio use.
A good tip is not to load the brush right down to the ferrule. You must make sure you clean the whole brush; not doing so will cause it to splay outwards. Oil cleans oil, so safflower & linseed oils works too. Be sure to reshape the brush once you’ve cleaned it through and a great tip by Richard Schmid is to fold card over your flats and filberts and clip a peg on them to hold them in shape.
Truthfully there’s a million and one ways. Everyone has their own way of doing things but I’ve written more specifically about our Oil Brushes.
Conclusion
No matter what works for you, ensure that you reshape your brushes to the way they first looked when you bought them, before you let them dry. If you have round brushes with caps on them, we recommend to throw those away. The protective cap we use is for transport purposes only and unless you have brilliant eyesight and a steady hand, you’ll bend back the hairs each and every time you try to get the cap back on.
Always leave your brushes somewhere they can dry completely (do not store them in an air-tight container before they are dry). Invest in a wrap or brush case to carry your brushes.
VIDEO ON BRUSEH CLEANING FROM SYMI, featuring Quang Ho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uxvfPS-3QQ&lc=UgyPYx2rRqEbVrW43SB4AaABAg