Nice brushes Liron, it’s Jennie F. I haven’t tried those fancy ones yet. I did really really love the Chronos 6,4,2 pointed round a ton and the riggers. I know that they cost but for the smaller sizes when I work at that level I love the blend and for all my brushes I use a painters soap that has a tiny tiny amount of olive oil. After cleaning I wipe off my brushes on the soap, leave some in, make a point and let them dry on a flat surface. It keeps my sable ones super nice. The soap has lasted forever and it is Pebeo Marsaille soap made for artists. Has done wonders for the sable and synthetics, I use the Escoda different ones, Caseneo, Isabey Which I don’t think it is available in the states anymore but the larger Chronos are really worth it. I was surprised because I hate fly aways in my sable but the blend is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😊
Hi Jennie, thank you for sharing! 😊🙏🏼 Escoda were super kind to send me a bunch of brushes, and they also sent soap! But I’m quite lazy and just place them to dry after painting 😂 So I suspect it’s totally my fault
Always I was told " most important is the paper, than paints" and in fact I found out all factors are important. The brush is still to be seen on ready painting. Can't blame others for having collection of numerous brushes where only 4 works for them. This selection seems to be thoughtfully arranged but I believe it's very personal, same as choosing the right camera or film for a photographer. Many thanks for this video!
I really enjoy 😉 you sharing your favorite brushes that you love to use daily. The Chinese brushes look great! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you 😊 Have been asked about them a lot lately
Nice brushes Liron, it’s Jennie F. I haven’t tried those fancy ones yet. I did really really love the Chronos 6,4,2 pointed round a ton and the riggers. I know that they cost but for the smaller sizes when I work at that level I love the blend and for all my brushes I use a painters soap that has a tiny tiny amount of olive oil. After cleaning I wipe off my brushes on the soap, leave some in, make a point and let them dry on a flat surface. It keeps my sable ones super nice. The soap has lasted forever and it is Pebeo Marsaille soap made for artists. Has done wonders for the sable and synthetics, I use the Escoda different ones, Caseneo, Isabey Which I don’t think it is available in the states anymore but the larger Chronos are really worth it. I was surprised because I hate fly aways in my sable but the blend is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😊
Hi Jennie, thank you for sharing! 😊🙏🏼
Escoda were super kind to send me a bunch of brushes, and they also sent soap!
But I’m quite lazy and just place them to dry after painting 😂 So I suspect it’s totally my fault
@@LironYan I didn’t hear that ha!
@@LironYan so nice. I speak Spanish and don’t get that treatment! Hahaha ;)
The Lebenzon brushes Ive seen at first. They are looking very unusual. I like the bamboo aesthetic. Thanks
Very unusual (: The ones I’ve shown here are among the more normal looking ones haha. I love the crazy ones too though 😂
Appreciate the informative video, Liron! Just what I need now that I am giving watercolor, once again for the Nth time, one more try.
Haha, Nth time’s a charm 😉
Keep it simple, it’s all about you and what you love creating (:
Never got a calis from a brush 😕
Just asthetics
Goat hair ?
Liron! Do you have a drawing/sketching course on zoom? 🌷 Thank you!! 🫶🏼
Thank you for posting about the brushes and especially demonstrating how each of them works. It’s nice to have that example.
Happy I could help 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Very insightful, will definitely look into the Lebenzon brushes. Escoda has been my go-to brand so far.
Curious, how many minutes is your realism course?
The watercolor realism course is around 5 hours and 45 minutes long, with 18 lessons (:
i got a set of Chinese brushes they are so nice ,i have way too many brushes ,i use them all ,thank you
What’s the length of the bristle on the Lebenzon long goat hair brush?
It’s the 1.25” (:
I remember checking on the website recently and they may have been sold out 🤔 Apologies if that’s the case.
@@LironYanthank you so much for the reply, your work is very inspirational thank you for existing.
This was so helpful. Thank you.
So happy to hear my friend 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you for watching
Always I was told " most important is the paper, than paints" and in fact I found out all factors are important. The brush is still to be seen on ready painting. Can't blame others for having collection of numerous brushes where only 4 works for them. This selection seems to be thoughtfully arranged but I believe it's very personal, same as choosing the right camera or film for a photographer. Many thanks for this video!