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LISA x RUHONG
$160.00
Artist Brushes
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A good brush is the most direct connection between an artist and their work. It affects how paint moves, how edges form, how much control you have – and how much you enjoy the process. We carry a curated selection of brushes from Silver Brush Limited, one of the most respected names in professional artist brushes in the world.
All brushes are available for in-studio pickup only. We don’t offer delivery at this time.
All supplies are available for in-studio pickup only. We don’t offer delivery at this time.
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Silver Brush Limited
Founded in 1990 by Dee Silver after more than thirteen years studying under master brush makers, Silver Brush Limited was built around a single mission – to bring the highest quality brushes in the world to artists who care about their craft. Today, Silver Brush is used by professional artists around the globe and has been chosen to paint some of history’s most prominent figures.
A favourite of both professionals and dedicated students, Silver Brushes are built to perform consistently at the highest level – whether you’re working on a detailed watercolour study or a large acrylic canvas.
Which Brush Do You Need?
Watercolour
A round brush is your most versatile tool for watercolour – it holds water well, comes to a fine point, and gives you control over both broad washes and fine detail. Start with a medium round (size 8 or 10) and build from there.
Acrylic
Flat and filbert brushes handle coverage and blending well for acrylic work. A flat brush gives you clean edges and broad strokes; a filbert’s rounded tip is ideal for blending and softer marks.
Oil
Oil painting rewards a range of brush shapes. A flat or hog bristle brush handles the initial layers well, while a softer round or filbert is useful for detail and blending in later stages.
Not sure which brush to choose? Ask your instructor at your next class – they use these brushes every session and can give you a specific recommendation based on your medium and current level.
Why a Quality Brush Matters
Student-grade brushes are often the hidden reason a beginner’s work doesn’t look the way they want it to. Cheap bristles splay, lose their shape, and make it harder to control the paint – which makes the learning process more frustrating than it needs to be. A quality brush holds its shape, responds predictably, and lasts significantly longer. It’s one of the best investments you can make in your practice, and the difference is immediately noticeable.
FAQ
Can I get brushes delivered?
At this time we offer in-studio pickup only. Browse online and collect your order from the studio at a time that suits you.
Do I need to bring my own brushes to class?
No – all materials including brushes are provided in every class. Our shop is for students who want to build their own kit for practising at home.
How do I look after my brushes?
Always rinse brushes thoroughly after use and reshape the bristles before storing. Never leave a brush resting on its tip in water it permanently bends the bristles. Store flat or bristles-up when possible.