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Princeton Velvetouch Paintbrush, Size 8, Scarlet
$6.75
About this item
- MIXED MEDIA BRUSHES—Confidently tackle your next watercolor, gouache, oil or acrylic painting project, with options for long handle, short handle and mini-detail sizes in a wide variety of brush shapes for artists
- LUXURY SYNTHETIC HAIR—Each brush shape features a unique blend of multiple synthetic filaments for enhanced color-holding capacity, precise placement of color, precision tapering and resilient spring.
- DESIGNED FOR COMFORT & CONTROL—The smooth, signature Velvetouch handle, made with FSC wood, is comfortable to hold and offers better control.
- COMPLETE RANGE OF SHAPES—The Velvetouch collection features 72 brushes in 20 different shapes, including shaders, rounds, fan, liners, grainers, mops, spotters, blenders and many more.
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| Color | Scarlet |
| Material | Wood |
| Size | Size 8 |
| Brand | Princeton |
| Paint Type | Watercolor |
5 reviews for Princeton Velvetouch Paintbrush, Size 8, Scarlet
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Roma Kreiger –
I’ve been using Princeton brushes for quite a while. Although they have retained a nice point, they haven’t been “pointy enough.” This means that I can’t get clean lines in tight spaces. The long round brush has given me more control with better water management since the size 8 holds decent amount of water / paint, while the sharp point allows for more versatility. Although it won’t replace a rigger every time, it does so regularly, while providing a much better reservoir of water / paint so I don’t have to dip it nearly as frequently.I had shied away from “long” brushes for a while, thinking that they had long handles. These have long bristles with regular handles.Happy painting!
Dr. Shanie Klocko I –
I love this brush for my watercolors!
Alfonso O’Reilly –
Lovely point. Holds plenty of water. Great spring back to point. I love the way this brush feels on paper.
Karlee Price PhD –
The brush is great. I can tell a difference in how I apply The watercolors.
Kris Block –
I saw several YouTube artist using this brush (Shayda Campbell and Ellen Crimi-Trent), so I ordered one. And now I know why so many artist use this brush. Out of all of my brushes for watercolor and gouache, this one is my overall favorite brush. Holds a lot paint, can get good paint/water ratio, can make thicker marks with the belly of the brush, but also has a fine tip for fine lines and edges as well.