Brushes

Four ceramic knives with white handles and blades arranged from smallest to largest on a gray background.
A set of six makeup brushes arranged in size order from smallest to largest on a beige background.
Three flat paintbrushes with black handles, different sizes, and natural bristles, laying on a gray surface.
Three paintbrushes with different sizes of bristles arranged vertically on a green background.
A set of five makeup brushes with beige bristles and shiny metal handles, arranged from smallest to largest against a green background.

Oil Painting Tools

I was lucky in that I started my painting journey with using Rosemary and Co brushes not really understanding at that moment that I would never go elsewhere. They are beautiful, solid construction, and amazing customer service. They’ve held up far better than any other brand I’ve used. I also have some favorites within their ranges. See Below.

Why I love them. These brushes make amazing tight marks. They retain their shape and don’t splay. They have amazing snap. I use them primarily for highlights as they have a stiffer bristle to apply light catching bits of paint.

These are wonderful for adding in shadows. They spread paint thinly and precisely. The ultra thin versions also get a nice sharp line and don’t splay widely when loaded with paint.

Scenic view of a large mountain range across a body of water, with green hills and farmland in the foreground.

Gilding Tools

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