Lettering Brushes - One-Stroke

Low-cost lettering brush has a mixture of soft, natural hairs to form a sharp, reliable edge. Set in seamless, aluminum ferrule on a short red, lacquered handle. Widths to 1". Also available in a set of 4.

Extra-long shape holds a larger load of color, and the square end delivers a sharp edge. Nickel-plated seamless ferrules, short black lacquered handles. Widths to 3/4".

This short-handled brush with soft Golden Taklon filament is designed for lettering or decorative painting. Use it also with watercolors and thinned or fluid acrylics.

Our Ox Hair One-Stroke is ideal for forming large block letters. The One Stroke was a traditional signpainting brush in the days when advertising meant hand-painted signs.

Our white Taklon filament brushes on short handles are ideal for sign and decorative painting. These brushes feature natural wood handles in a blue gloss finish and seamless polished nickel-plated ferrules.

Da Vinci's Maestro designation is reserved for brushes manufactured using male winter Siberian Kolinsky Red Sable fur. These are top-of-the-line brushes. The extra sharp, needle-like point and longer tapered hair length result in faster action at the tip.

Nova Synthetics differ from other golden synthetics in their enhanced ability to hold water and color. These brushes are offered in a wide range of sizes. All feature nickel-plated, seamless brass ferrules that are resistant to rust.

These beautiful pure squirrel hair chiqueter brushes are fixed with quills and fitted into long, flat, natural polished handles. Each brush is flat with two square-edged locks.

These square-edged round lettering brushes are made of Kazan squirrel hair fitted into a seamless round nickel-plated brass ferrule. They feature short, black handles.

These beautiful pure triple squirrel hair chiqueter brushes are fixed with quills and fitted into long, natural polished handles. Each brush has three square-edged locks.

The Princeton Synthetic Sable Stroke Brush is a quality short handle brush for the watercolor painter. A stroke brush is excellent for filling in large areas with color.

If you value the good pointing, color handling, spring, and smooth application of natural sable with the durability and value of synthetic brushes, the Sapphire line is for you. Use the short handled brushes for fine art and decorative painting.

The original synthetic artist's brushes for watercolor and acrylic and still guaranteed for life — just as they were when Robert Simmons introduced them in 1972.