Product: Various brushes for painting portraits
- Winsor & Newton Galeria round brush
- Winsor & Newton Galeria round brush
- Winsor & Newton round brushes
- Winsor & Newton flat brush
- House painting brush
- Da Vinci Cosmotop Spin Flat Wash Series 5080
- Da Vinci Cosmotop Spin Flat Wash Series 5080
- Da Vinci Cosmotop Spin Flat Wash Series 5080
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Manufacturer / Distributor: Various brush manufacturers
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Product Review by: Gwen Semeel (Blog: Face Making)
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Link to Product Review: The brush makes the painting
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Target Audience: Painters and portrait artists
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Technical Details:
- review of two brands of brushes by Winsor & Newton and Da Vinci and various sizes and types of brushes within these brandfs
- includes images of both the brushes and the paintings they produced
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Summary: Informative review of the pros and cons of different brushes with acrylic paint - in terms of impact on style and painting practice
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Highlights:
- covers two brand of brushes - Winsor & Newton anmd Da Vinci
- comments on the the impact of each brush on her paintings in terms of the language of brushmarks and the internal dynamism of the painting
- highlights the VFM issue with using house painting brushes
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Think Again?
- for people who paint using brushes only
- focuses more on the impact on painting style rather than on the relative quality, durability and value for money of the brushes highlighted
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Suppliers: None listed in review
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