How to select the proper paintbrush

John Wanamaker gives a tutorial on praintbrushes. He describes the differences between nylon and polyester brushes and those that have square cuts bristles or taper bristles. Other brushes described are: chip brushes, foam brushes,

[@sunso1991]

You remind me of my college professor. Full of insight and knowledge and talk very low energy and calm. Thank you for your insight!

[@alexthomson7465]

One of the most relaxing videos I've ever seen. I actually dozed off

[@spkendrick]

i absolutely love the foam brushes... i personally dont use anything other than foam.. either foam or i spray.... however i do woodworking so i am using water based topcoats and milk based paint

[@BARFYADAMS]

LOL most people drink milk and here you are painting with ti!

[@TheCaoimhin2]

Excellent discussion and explanation.Thank you.

[@Geoff]

Very helpful! Showed me all the basics in choosing my oil paint brush. Thank you! It’s great to know the reasons behind something instead of just being told what to do or what to use..

[@LunaGoldblatt]

Very informative, thank you!!

[@EpicHeavyStuff]

I see the silver tip sitting there been waiting for you to talk about it

[@sarasu7399]

Thank you

[@dedjent6362]

Hey, after this I have one question:
Can chip brushes work for bob Ross paintings? I’m on a tight budget and don’t want to spend 16 bucks on one brush. I’ve heard he used natural bristle brushes, and chip brushes are natural bristle, so it would be nice for clarification before I ruin my dreams