Name: FAN Brush by Mark Reid
Brand: Mark Reid
SKU: MR FAN
Price: 16.50 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

FAN Brush by Mark Reid

$16.50

Fan brushes are fantastic for painting fur and feather effects, facial hair and adding texture.

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Features

Mark Reid’s fan brush has a thin layer of bristles splayed out by the ferrule into the shape of a fan. Use it for:

blending and softening the edges of other strokes
blending colours
thin applications of paint

Please Note: The listing is for one brush. Photos on this page may show the brush with close-ups and with other brushes for comparison only.

Brand: Mehron
Brush Range: Mark Reid™ Signature
Brush Size: #20
Bristles: nylon
Handle: short, high quality, urethane coated wooden handle
Ferrule: seamless, brass

Brush Size: #20
Bristle Width: approx. 40 mm at widest point
Bristle Length: approx. 20 mm
Handle length: short
Total brush length: approx. 19.5 cm

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About Mark Reid

Mark Reid™ Signature Brushes have been made by Mehron to the exact design specifications of Mark Reid – a world-famous face and body artist and instructor, legendary for his body painting.
With two-tone nylon bristles, brass ferrule and black, urethane-coated handles, these brushes are high quality, durable and attractive – perfect for the professional artist.

About Rake & Fan Brushes

Rake Brushes and Fan Brushes are good for:

parallel lines for cat’s whiskers, stripes, fabric fringe, basket-weave, cross-hatching and other striations
feathery strokes that can be used to create fur, hair, feathers, grass, woodgrain, gauze bandage, fabric texture
a streaky texture effect at the edges of butterfly wings

Tips For Use:

Do not overload with paint
Some effects are achieved by using a dry rake brush across damp paint.
Use light pressure to achieve delicate texture
Vary how long you stay up on the tip of your chisel edge and rotate which side of the brush you put pressure on, to create turned effects
Sweep the tip of the brush through a different colour to add colour variations