Reviewing All My Watercolor Travel Brushes
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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Hey everyone! In today's video I'm sharing all the info about my watercolor travel brushes. Enjoy!
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I just recently got the Escoda Versatil travel brushes (2 - 6 - 10 and love them :)
They are great! Enjoy!
Thank you so much cor showing your brushes, especially the size 20 mop quill. I have dreamed of a brush like this! They just came back in stock today. I think I've been waiting for like a year. Super exciting!
Glad it was helpful! Have fun with your new brush😃❤️
Most helpful. Thank you. I have my wallet out now, to spring for a couple of travel Tintorettos & daggers.
Have fun!
Love my Escoda brushes which I totally blame you for enabling me❤️
Haha you mean thank😉
Very informative. Special thanks for talking about water holding abilities and quills.
Interesting. I have quite a few of those travels. Escoda, Isabey, DaVinci, Silver Velvet, Rafael, plus a few regular cost Fuumuui, etc.
My favorite is the Rafael 0/3 something little mop brush. I do a lot of urban sketching, so I like something flexible for out and about general sized sketchbooks. Plus, minimal cost, excellent brush, and no one I know is afraid to take it outside.
Those Tintoretto look like they want me to try one. 😊 Thanks for the suggestion.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing!
This was fun. Thank you! I’m on the hunt for a flat travel brush (a bright preferably) for gouache. It’s my holy grail at the moment. For travel quills, if one is in Europe - the Series 700 from Borciani e Bonazzi also looks very promising. They are an Italian company that makes high quality, cruelty free brushes. I have a couple of their brushes for acrylics & love them. Don’t blame me…😂
Thanks for sharing!
yay.. been waiting for this one..!!
YAYYY!!! i'm so excited to watch this! i need to get some food to eat while watching :D
Thank you!
My favorites are Tintoretto and Rosemary’s for different shapes like dagger
They’re back in stock and I just had to order this crazy sword brush! :) thank you for sharing
I use the escoda Perla/Jackson’s Artica for gouache and watercolor. Perlas even come in 1/4” dagger and filbert. If I need something for a lot of water I use the Versatil 12 or 16 size. I also have Princetons. I hate the metal on the elites, the neptunes are fine but the largest size is 10.
I love the Casaneo quill No 2 so I bought the travel version. I agree that it’s a bit chunky and I wish they would do the No 0 version as a travel brush. My other travel brush is more of an all rounder, a No 6 round brush from Rosemary & Co (I think from the Red Dot line?). It has a metal casing that is slightly thinner than I find comfortable, but it’s a lovely brush. From the thickness I would prefer something in the middle. I will definitely look into the Tintoretto sword brush, it does look like it’s fun to use!
this is very useful for me as I've wanted to try one of the Tintoretto travel brush on Jackson's! those brush that looks like a dagger brush in a way are so interesting. I think they're great for florals
They are! Glad you enjoyed!
It’s great I can find any answer here in YT and in your beautiful channel. I was looking for a travel brush and put Escoda Último into the bucket and I see that there is a good choice. Thank you very much
Glad it was helpful!
Interesting brushes! Thanks for sharing! 🌸
My pleasure!
I have two Rosemary and Co: #6 round & 3/8 dagger (both synthetic kolinsky). While I haven't used them a bunch I do enjoy them, although I was surprised the round doesnt spread out as much with applied pressure as some I've used in the past.
I am waiting for a Silver Voyage #6 and Escoda Versatil #12 to arrive in the mail. I love Silver Black Velvets so I'm excited to get a travel one and the Versatils look great too, love they come in such large travel sizes.
Thanks for sharing!
i need that giant brush! 😀
ok that’s extremely useful info. i was going to get the huge quill but when u spoke of it being quite tight and not having strong hands, i think i better not buy it. i recently just got myself tintoretto pure squirrel travel brush number 4 and that one was already extremely tight for me. took all my energy. 🤣 thank you Irit 👍🏻
My pleasure!
I got the #20 hummungus ...travel brush as well Irit...I just LOVE IT...I have arthritis in my hands, it was hard to open...but you don't need to shut it totally ...it is still closed...and easier to re-open, if not pushed completely shut. I also have "little ,short, chunky farmers work-hands...and found I prefersed using the brush WITHOUT the handle...feels so expressive , like a short pencil...problem was that the 4 wire "twists" were catching my fingers...solved that with a half inch width of electrical tape...double ply, straight over the wire twist areas down the whole length of the plastic covering the bristles...works like a charm...never feel those wire twisties..., no huge handle, and a lovely short pencil like brush...with a HUGE capacity...even for very fine lines, when there is less H2O...Thanks for showing us your brushes...I love my #6 dagger "Umbra" travel brush,as well as the three long dark haired , travel brushes, like the #2 you showed...I think I have a #2 #4 and #6 in the travel version of these lovely dark haired, very long and soft special brushes...Love to see you use some of these new travel brushes in a painting session, one of these days, when you feel the inkling to show them off🤗! Thanks Irit !!!!!...Janis
Yay! Glad you love it Janis! Enjoy!!
Somehow I missed this video! I actually just got a couple Tintoretto travel brushes, after really loving the Feltarocco long liners. I can't really paint anymore without a sword, or something expressive and fine (thanks to you LOL). And then I ordered a couple more from A. Gallo on Saturday when they restocked -- the giant mop, the travel long liner, and the flat. I've already got the travel Ambra (I LOVE the case) and a size 12 kolinsky, which is clearly the finest brush I own. I am so impressed with this brand and it's practically unknown in the US or on English-speaking UA-cam. Thanks so much for making us aware of this amazing brand. I was able to find a shop in Portugal called ArtOnly who provided free and fast shipping to the US. By the way, the long liner (which A. Gallo calls the long mop) is just as fine in the big brush as in the small and it holds an amazing amount of pigment!
Right?? How could we paint before sword brushes?? I don't know! I totally agree about Tintoretto, super impressive brand with gorgeous brushes. I need to do another underrated art supplies video featuring them!
@@iritlandgraf I just learned over the weekend that they are just 20 years old as a company. I guess they are sort of new and high tech! Although all the brushes are made by hand, but it seems like they have incredible fine points, and such great selection of travel brushes. I know you're not much into natural hair, and I don't have many kolinsky, but I am so impressed by the travel kolinsky I bought! So nice on the paper.
Thanks for the comparison. I don’t see the T brush in size 20 on Jackson’s Art.
I think it's only availabel on A.Gallo...
I'm pretty sure the Jackson's Artica are made by Perla, both are made in Spain, there is another one that is also made by Perla but I forgot the name is the kalinsky one tho
I agree. They look incredibly similar.
Thank you for this video!! It was great seeing them next to each other! ☺️🙏 I forgot to ask about the price point for the huge mop brush, is that something you would be completely against sharing? ☺️
Of course not, I'm sure that info is also on the website. Price is a big factor for me when it comes to recommending supplies. It was 26€, very very reasonable for that size!
@@iritlandgraf Thank you so much! You can't see the price for individual brushes on A. Gallo's website when they are out of stock, so this helped a lot. ☺️
Actually you can, that's how I answered your question. Just pick the brush in question 😀
@@iritlandgraf Huh, that didn't work for me when I tried! I went back and tried again after you last comment. Strange. Maybe I'll try restarting my phone of something, but weird bug! 🤔 And thanks for letting me know that worked for you!
@@iritlandgraf Of course, now it works. So frustrating! 😂
The Tintoretto brushes look interesting. If you were travelling light, working from a small 8x8 sketchbook, and only had the choice of one Tintoretto brush, which would you choose?
Cheers
Hmmm good question! I'll think about it 😉
I think right now I would take their 1313 dagger travel brush. I am a huge fan of dagger brushes and their versatility. If one is not a fan of daggers, then probably I would take one of their #6 travel brushes in your preffered shape (flat or round). If you prefer a larger brush for a more wet application, then go up to #8. Hope that helps!
It does,thanks!
I've have several travel brushes...but then I end up just using waterbrushes.
Thanks for sharing! I, on the other hand, have never managed to get along with waterbrushes :(
mate-that'ss useful .see u around.;)
See ya😎