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Brushes can be found by fiber, by medium, by name, and by shape. Blick sources thousands of brushes, every possible fiber, shape, and size, from brush makers all around the world. No other company maintains such a huge inventory and selection of artist brushes. Once they reach our warehouse, brushes are carefully stored in our climate-controlled facility so that no brush is damaged by dust or humidity. Whether it's a handmade Siberian Kolinsky costing hundreds of dollars, or a bulk canister of nylon brushes for a kindergarten class, you get the same great service from Blick. Click Here to access our Free Brush Charts and to see more information on Brush Shapes, Hair Types, and Measurements. |
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Videos
Princeton Catalyst Polytip Bristle Brushes
See why the Catalyst Polytip Bristle brushes are a favorite of equestrian artist Thomas Allen Pauly.
How to Make Your Brushes Last
Brushes are one of the most important tools a painter will purchase — and good brushes can be expensive. Kati will show you how to clean and care for your brushes so they will last longer.
Which Brush to Choose - Natural or Synthetic?
Artists' paint brushes are made from either natural hair or synthetic fibers and can range from very stiff to very soft and flexible. Both types of brushes offer a wide range of shapes, sizes, qualities and prices. If you are considering which paint brush to buy but don't know whether to select a natural or synthetic brush, this video will help you decide.
The History of Blick Brand Brushes
From our beginning in 1911 until now, Blick has been offering Blick brand brushes. Our CEO, Bob Buchsbaum, reveals his grandfather's historical "brush with fame" and explains why Blick brand brushes are a great choice for any artist, at any level, with any budget.
Escoda Artists' Brushes
The Escoda family has been making some of the finest artists' brushes since 1933. Take a tour of the Escoda factory in Sabadell, Spain and see how these world renown brushes are made — by hand!
Escoda Chungking White Bristle Brushes
The Escoda family is known for crafting some of the finest brushes available. Escoda's Classico Chungking hog hair bristle brushes are a suburb tool for painting in oil or acrylic - this video explains why.
Escoda Kolinsky Sable Optimo Brush
The Escoda family is known for crafting some of the finest brushes available. The Optimo series is a long handle brush made from a 50/50 blend of the finest male and female kolinsky sable hair to achieve the optimal results for discerning oil and acrylic artists.
Escoda Tadami Synthetic Modernista Brushes
The Escoda family is known for crafting some of the finest brushes available. The Modernista is a synthetic bristle designed to replicate the feel of a Mongoose natural hair brush. See why these brushes are a great choice for acrylic and oil painters.
Liquitex Freestyle Brushes
Liquitex Freestyle Brushes are a new range of professional acrylic brushes for large scale paintings and murals. See the unique features, shapes and sizes — and why these brushes are a great choice whether working in traditional sizes or massive murals!
Robert Simmons Brushes
Daler Rowney has a long tradition of brush manufacturing. These professional quality, hand-made brushes are crafted from only the finest raw materials and offer a life-time guarentee against defects in materials or workmanship. See the six series of brushes offered in the Robert Simmons line.
Visit our YouTube Channel: Blick Videos to watch our full selection of videos!
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