PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO. Neptune Series 4750, Synthetic Squirrel Watercolor Paint Mottler, Size 2 Inch
Details
- ColourMottler
- MaterialSynthetic
- SizeSize 2 inch
- BrandPRINCETON CO.
- Paint typeWatercolor
Description
🎉 Paint Like a Pro with Neptune Brushes!
- SOFT AS SQUIRREL - Experience the luxurious feel of synthetic hair that rivals natural fibers.
- THIRSTY FOR COLOR - Each stroke delivers vibrant hues with an impressive water reservoir.
- UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY - Craft stunning masterpieces with precision and power.
- COMPLETE YOUR COLLECTION - Explore a diverse range of brush shapes to elevate your artistic toolkit.
- QUALITY MEETS AFFORDABILITY - Professional-grade brushes that are durable, animal-friendly, and budget-conscious.
The Princeton Artist Brush Co. Neptune Series 4750 is a 2-inch synthetic squirrel watercolor paint mottler designed for artists seeking precision and quality. Weighing just 25g, this brush features a soft, supple design that mimics natural hair while being durable and animal-friendly. Ideal for both large areas and fine details, it holds a significant amount of water and pigment, making it perfect for vibrant watercolor creations.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | PRINCETON ARTIST BRUSH CO. |
| Part number | P4750M200 |
| Item Weight | 25 g |
| Product Dimensions | 17 x 4.5 x 25 cm; 25 g |
| Item model number | P4750M200 |
| Size | Size 2 inch |
| Color | Mottler |
| Material | Synthetic Fiber |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 200 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
J**O
Good product
Suitabke for watercolor and finely made
M**A
جميل
فرشة تلوين جيدة شعرها ناعم وتتموج بسهولة
S**I
It doesn't hold much water or watercolour
It doesn't hold much water or watercolour
N**
Art without cruelty
I waited so long to buy this.I'm not a professional artist, but when I took up painting a few years ago, my enthusiasm dwindled a bit when I realised that to get the 'best' brush strokes, we need to sacrifice innocent lives.My view on the progressiveness, the 'freeness' and most of all the 'connection' to nature and the universe, of artists quickly became questionable.We are at an age where old ways of doing things are questioned and that should include how our biggest creations affect other sentient beings and if artists failed to do that, by still using blood bristles to bring forth their precious, then there's no hope.I'm loving the feel of this brush and I cannot wait to see the magic it brings out knowing I wasn't responsible for the death of squirrels when that brush is used.Hope more and more of the well renowned brush makers and art suppliers make their products cruelty free.
U**A
Love it
Love it
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