Face painting brushes designed for making petal and tear-drop shapes
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I use it for my snakes and dragons! Click on “more info” to see examples
The fantastic Flora brush from Loew Cornell’s new shaped range is my new favourite brush! I use it every job for my snakes and dragons.
Max width: about 1.5cm
The fantastic Flora brush from Loew Cornell’s new shaped range is my new favourite brush! I use it every job for my snakes and dragons.
A round size 6 brush with short, tapered bristles ideally suited for petals and teardrops as well as thick or fine lines
A very plump, round brush ideal for petals and teardrops – the largest of them all
The neon orange handle glows under blacklight!
A plump, round brush ideal for petals and teardrops – about the width of a #6 or little bigger
The neon orange handle glows under blacklight!
Bolt’s Firm bristles are great for painters that are more heavy-handed. Firm bristles require a little more water and paint. They are easier to rinse off since they don’t hold on to a lot of paint.
A round brush with short, tapered bristles ideally suited for petals and teardrops as well as thick or fine lines.
About the size of Global #6 round brush
A round brush with short, tapered bristles ideally suited for petals and teardrops as well as thick or fine lines.
The size is between 4 and 6.
as round as a Loew Cornell #10, but slightly shorter bristles – great for round tear-drops & love-hearts!
I love the clear acrylic handles of the Paradise brush range for their lovely professional look and durability.
The Round Stroke range are slightly more full-bellied than the standard Loew Cornell Round range, but still have that precise, fine point for perfect linework.
