The video tests watercolour brushes by showing side-by-side comparisons between 6 different synthetic brushes and a pure Kolinsky Sable.
Holbein Gold [ Ссылка ]
Princeton Aqua Elite
da Vinci Cosmo Top Spin [ Ссылка ]
Heinz Jordan Oasis [ Ссылка ]
da Vinci Casaneo [ Ссылка ]
da Vinci Colineo [ Ссылка ]
da Vinci Kolinsky Sable [ Ссылка ]
The purpose of this video is to show how different hairs perform and what to look for when comparing or choosing brushes at your local paint shop.
The hair or filament of a brush plays significant role on how much water, medium, and pigment a brush can hold. A brush that can hold a lot of paint will work with the artist to fill large areas evenly, create flowing, expressive brush strokes, and paint long lines with ease.
The Paint Spot has a brush testing area in our shop where you can try the brush before you buy.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Let's start testing some synthetic brushes by getting them wet
01:06 Now we'll test some natural brushes behave in water
01:39 Hair construction
01:48 Spring resiliency
02:17 Initial impression
04:13 Coverage
04:40 Painting point
05:15 Flexibility
05:51 Precision
06:30 Let's do the same tests with higher-quality brushes
10:31 Weight and balance
