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PIGMENT TOKYO handles various types of brushes.
In general, brushes are used when applying a wide area, but can be used in a wide range of methods and mediums depending on the type of hair.
In this article, we will introduce some recommended items for customers who wish to purchase brushes.
It is a brush using a standard wool belly. Painting is well -used and plump.
It can be used in various ways, from transparent watercolor paint to acrylic paint and oil paint, but because the hair is supple, it is good at soft touch and compatibility with hard paint.
Use it after enhancing the liquidity of the paint firmly with water or Medium. If you want to make a flat painting like a flat configuration using acrylic paint, this brush is recommended.
It is also characterized by a wide lineup, from No. 5 to be 23 mm and 16mm width to 60 mm with a width of 300 mm and 300 mm.
This is suitable for dosa pulling. This work is performed when drawing on a base with high water absorption, such as raw Japanese paper and picture silk, to reduce bleeding by creating a thin membrane on the surface and improves paint. It is a very thick ear with a thick ear, can contain plenty of dosa solution, and can be applied with a one -stroke with a wide screen.
There is also a product called "Gargin Dosa Brush", which is a mixed nylon and finished with a thinner hair (ball thick) than a normal dosa brush.
There is more stiffer than picture brushes.
This is not suitable for applying a hard paint as it is out of the tube, but it is also useful when it comes with plenty of paint and puts the stiffness to strengthen the stroke.
It is a brush using wool that is more aggressive than wool belly. Koshi is the strongest among wool brushes, and the cohesion is good.
Everything was made with nylon"White wave brush"It is difficult to hear the tip when the paint is included, but it is suitable when you want to apply the screen wider and larger.
The brushes introduced so far were relatively suitable for painting paint with low viscosity, but this Ox brush is a horse hair that is soft and has a strong pig hair. A brush that is also suitable for mixed viscosity paint. For example, it is suitable for dark rock paint, slightly hardened acrylic paint, and oil paint with a lot of linseed oil.
In the first place, Ox is a word that means the ear hair of a bull, but today it has such a hair because of lack of material supply.
This is a brush used by painters called "stunned body", famous for Taikan Yokoyama and Haruko Hishida, to blur the background. It is also suitable for drawing a faint touch. For this reason, it is basically a brush used in a dry state, rather than using paint to the base. It is used in combination of glue and rock paint, including Japanese paintings.
"Tang brush"There is also a product that uses a reasonable black pork hair compared to the mountain horse brush.
The coating brush is a brush with cashew coated on a white -brushed pattern. The thickness of the hair is slightly thinner than the white brush. Although it looks out, the pattern is applied, so the pattern is hard to get dirty, making it easier to fit in your hand.
Isn't it used by yourself, as well as a gift for loved ones?
This time, we have introduced a brush for drawing, but we also handle a wide variety of brushes, such as the frontal brush used in the front tools and the "discount brush" used when pointing the color with Yuzen. I am.
In addition, there is also a "continuous writing" that can get a completely different effect with a similar shape to the brush.
In the real space of Tennozu, we will experience the taste of the drawing with a trial brush, and also suggest that this lab painting material expert in response to requests.
If you have any of the products introduced this time, please feel free to contact us.
Art Materials Expert at PIGMENT TOKYO
Akira Oya
Born in 1989 in Tokyo. Master of Fine Art and Design at Nihon University College of Art. While working at PIGMENT TOKYO as an Art Materials Expert, he also continues his career as a visual artist.
Born in 1989 in Tokyo. Master of Fine Art and Design at Nihon University College of Art. While working at PIGMENT TOKYO as an Art Materials Expert, he also continues his career as a visual artist.