Black Gold brushes are premium quality artist paint brushes, designed to satisfy an increased consumer demand for a higher level of performance.

Dynasty hand-crafted Black Gold brushes are as distinctive looking as they are unique in their professional characteristics. The Black Gold brush series can be immediately identified by their regal black ferrules and two-tone varnished handles. All brushes are hand-crafted, kiln dried and offer ‘seamless’ metal ferrules to provide safe, long lasting, water resistant beauty.

Black Gold brushes possess the features and performance discerning fine artists demand and expect.

This is a range of lower priced sable watercolour brushes suitable for artists and students. They possess some flexibility and point quite well. Seamless nickel ferrules and cedar polished handles.

A set of Daler Rowney aquafine watercolour brushes. These brushes have natural and synthetic bristles. Contents Include: 5 x Daler Rowney Aquafine Watercolour Brushes 1 x Round 2/01 x Round 21 x Round 61 x Short Flat 1/2"1 x Oval Wash 1/2"

The World Famous Isabey Kazan Squirrel Quill Mop. The Ultimate Pure Squirrel Brush.Specifications..Size3/0 = 5.5mm Ø Size 2/0 = 6.5mm ØSize 0 = 7.5mmØ Size 1 = 8.5mm ØSize 2 = 9.5mm Ø Size 3 = 10.5mm ØSize 4 = 11.5mm Ø Size 5 = 12.5mm ØSize 6 = 13.5mm Ø Size 7 = 14.5mm ØSize 8 = 15mm Ø Size 9 =17mm ØSize 10 = 19mm Ø

Princeton: Best Synthetic Sable watercolour brushes are made with a blend of golden taklon hairs in a variety of different diameters. Developed for Princeton by master Japanese brush-maker Naohide Takamoto, these brushes take the 'Tak' from Takamoto to give the ‘taklon’ fibres their distinctive name. Princeton brush fibres, though made with synthetic bristles, have the appearance of genuine sable hairs. The fibres are held in place with a golden ferrule and the handles are fashioned from marbled red hardwood (the wash brushes have clear acrylic handles). This brush style absorbs water easily and paints supple strokes with a natural snap. Princeton brushes in the 4050 Series resist even the heaviest of painting wear and always return to a tight point or crisp edge after use.

Almost 20 years ago, Princeton’s Series 4050 brush was the first synthetic sable available for artists. This synthetic sable is now a popular, widely produced style of paintbrush, but the Series 4050 brush has never been equalled in quality.

Princeton: Best Synthetic Sable watercolour brushes are made with a blend of golden taklon hairs in a variety of different diameters. Developed for Princeton by master Japanese brush-maker Naohide Takamoto, these brushes take the 'Tak' from Takamoto to give the ‘taklon’ fibres their distinctive name. Princeton brush fibres, though made with synthetic bristles, have the appearance of genuine sable hairs. The fibres are held in place with a golden ferrule and the handles are fashioned from marbled red hardwood (the wash brushes have clear acrylic handles). This brush style absorbs water easily and paints supple strokes with a natural snap. Princeton brushes in the 4050 Series resist even the heaviest of painting wear and always return to a tight point or crisp edge after use.

Almost 20 years ago, Princeton’s Series 4050 brush was the first synthetic sable available for artists. This synthetic sable is now a popular, widely produced style of paintbrush, but the Series 4050 brush has never been equalled in quality.

Princeton: Best Synthetic Sable watercolour brushes are made with a blend of golden taklon hairs in a variety of different diameters. Developed for Princeton by master Japanese brush-maker Naohide Takamoto, these brushes take the 'Tak' from Takamoto to give the ‘taklon’ fibres their distinctive name. Princeton brush fibres, though made with synthetic bristles, have the appearance of genuine sable hairs. The fibres are held in place with a golden ferrule and the handles are fashioned from marbled red hardwood (the wash brushes have clear acrylic handles). This brush style absorbs water easily and paints supple strokes with a natural snap. Princeton brushes in the 4050 Series resist even the heaviest of painting wear and always return to a tight point or crisp edge after use.

Almost 20 years ago, Princeton’s Series 4050 brush was the first synthetic sable available for artists. This synthetic sable is now a popular, widely produced style of paintbrush, but the Series 4050 brush has never been equalled in quality.

Princeton: Best Synthetic Sable watercolour brushes are made with a blend of golden taklon hairs in a variety of different diameters. Developed for Princeton by master Japanese brush-maker Naohide Takamoto, these brushes take the 'Tak' from Takamoto to give the ‘taklon’ fibres their distinctive name. Princeton brush fibres, though made with synthetic bristles, have the appearance of genuine sable hairs. The fibres are held in place with a golden ferrule and the handles are fashioned from marbled red hardwood (the wash brushes have clear acrylic handles). This brush style absorbs water easily and paints supple strokes with a natural snap. Princeton brushes in the 4050 Series resist even the heaviest of painting wear and always return to a tight point or crisp edge after use.

Almost 20 years ago, Princeton’s Series 4050 brush was the first synthetic sable available for artists. This synthetic sable is now a popular, widely produced style of paintbrush, but the Series 4050 brush has never been equalled in quality.

Princeton: Best Synthetic Sable watercolour brushes are made with a blend of golden taklon hairs in a variety of different diameters. Developed for Princeton by master Japanese brush-maker Naohide Takamoto, these brushes take the 'Tak' from Takamoto to give the ‘taklon’ fibres their distinctive name. Princeton brush fibres, though made with synthetic bristles, have the appearance of genuine sable hairs. The fibres are held in place with a golden ferrule and the handles are fashioned from marbled red hardwood (the wash brushes have clear acrylic handles). This brush style absorbs water easily and paints supple strokes with a natural snap. Princeton brushes in the 4050 Series resist even the heaviest of painting wear and always return to a tight point or crisp edge after use.

Almost 20 years ago, Princeton’s Series 4050 brush was the first synthetic sable available for artists. This synthetic sable is now a popular, widely produced style of paintbrush, but the Series 4050 brush has never been equalled in quality.

This new series is super stiff yet still extremely responsive. Unlike natural hog bristle, Catalyst has real integrity in water. Natural bristle can be rendered useless when it is water-soaked.

The true advance in Catalyst is the Polytip feature. For the first time, the tip of each individual hair has been split to replicate the natural flags on the finest natural bristle. By giving each individual hair 2 to 3 distinct tips, Catalyst is able to hold a higher volume of paint while providing a smoother application.

Designed for use with medium to heavy-bodied acrylics and oil paints, Catalyst pushes even heavy gel mediums with assurance.

This new series is super stiff yet still extremely responsive. Unlike natural hog bristle, Catalyst has real integrity in water. Natural bristle can be rendered useless when it is water-soaked.

The true advance in Catalyst is the Polytip feature. For the first time, the tip of each individual hair has been split to replicate the natural flags on the finest natural bristle. By giving each individual hair 2 to 3 distinct tips, Catalyst is able to hold a higher volume of paint while providing a smoother application.

Designed for use with medium to heavy-bodied acrylics and oil paints, Catalyst pushes even heavy gel mediums with assurance.

Improved colour holding and pointing properties. Set in a beautiful ferrule which is plated with gold. Polished teak handle completes the brush.

Specifications..

This is a range of lower priced sable watercolour brushes suitable for artists and students. They possess some flexibility and point quite well. Seamless nickel ferrules and cedar polished handles.

This is a range of lower priced sable watercolour brushes suitable for artists and students. They possess some flexibility and point quite well. Seamless nickel ferrules and cedar polished handles.

Pro Arte Masterstroke Prolon Brushes are a student quality range available in a variety of shapes and sizes. These brushes are intended for students and are also excellent for those on a budget. They are suitable for use with acrylics and a range of water-based media.

Pro Arte Masterstroke Prolon Brushes are a student quality range available in a variety of shapes and sizes. These brushes are intended for students and are also excellent for those on a budget. They are suitable for use with acrylics and a range of water-based media.

Pro Arte Masterstroke Prolon Brushes are a student quality range available in a variety of shapes and sizes. These brushes are intended for students and are also excellent for those on a budget. They are suitable for use with acrylics and a range of water-based media.

Artist and teacher Terry Harrison has produced a range of student quality brushes with ProArte, perfect for practising the techniques he teaches in his books and DVDS.

Perfect for use with watercolour, acrylic, and oils. A great brush for beginners, students or for those looking for a good quality brush on a budget.

This brush is made from a high grade of Chinese Chungking bristle, with a seamless nickelled brass ferrule and a long cream polished handle.

This brush is made from a high grade of Chinese Chungking bristle, with a seamless nickelled brass ferrule and a long cream polished handle.

This brush is made from a high grade of Chinese Chungking bristle, with a seamless nickelled brass ferrule and a long cream polished handle.

This brush is made from a high grade of Chinese Chungking bristle, with a seamless nickelled brass ferrule and a long cream polished handle.

This brush is made from a high grade of Chinese Chungking bristle, with a seamless nickelled brass ferrule and a long cream polished handle.

Connoisseur is an artist's watercolour brush formed from a carefully calculated blend of Prolene and sable. It feels and looks like sable, it bellies, holds colour and points with a long lasting synthetic content, keeping the price way below a Kolinsky sable.

Specifications..

Artist and teacher Terry Harrison has produced a range of student quality brushes with ProArte, perfect for practising the techniques he teaches in his books and DVDS.

Perfect for use with watercolour, acrylic, and oils. A great brush for beginners, students or for those looking for a good quality brush on a budget.