Brushes

Multimedia

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Academy Multimedia

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Academy Multimedia
A synthetic multimedia brush for acrylic, watercolor, oil and craft paint. Features a short, soft grip handle, and seamless, matte nickel-plated brass ferrule. Various diameter filaments allow for great snap and paint load capacity.
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Academy Multimedia - Angled

Angled: Versatile brush for general painting and detail work. Angled edge is ideal for fine line work as well as creating graduated lines when using the narrow edge. The broad edge creates a stroke with a crisp, clean edge on one side and a softer edge on the other, often used to create effects such as wood grain.

Sizes
MMAngledStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Aquarelle

Aquarelle: A watercolor specific brush used for laying down large areas of water or color. The end of the handle is angled and used to scrape and burnish.

Sizes
MMAquarelleStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Fan

Fan: Brush fibers are spread out making it useful for subtle blending and for textural effects. A dry brush is often used to create hair, foliage on trees and shrubs, grass and in stiffer brushes is used for scrubbing out color. Fans can also be used to blend out strokes of other brushes.

Sizes
MMFanStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Flat

Flat: Longer hairs than a bright, this brush has more flex and a large color carrying capability. Often used on its edge to create crisp lines or on the broad side to cover large areas with paint quickly. Often used as a primary blending brush.

Sizes
MMFlatStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Liner

Liner: Similar to rounds, but with longer hairs. Liners have a large color carrying capacity and makes long, fluid strokes. Creates thin lines for detail work such as outlining, lettering, stippling, and highlighting. Often used for creating hair, whiskers, script, branches, vines, and other subjects requiring fine detail.

Sizes
MMLinerStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Oval Wash

Oval Wash: A cross between a mop and a filbert, the oval wash is used primarily in watercolor painting for laying in large amounts of color, blending, and for applying glazes to oils and acrylics.

Sizes
MMOvalWashStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Round

Round: Shorter hair than a liner, rounds come in a wider variety of sizes from very fine to extra large. Smaller sizes are typically used for detail work and larger sizes tend to be used for washes and filling in color. A round brush stroke is tapered and can create lines that are fine to thick. The round has less versatility than the flatter brushes.

Sizes
MMRoundStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Stroke

Stroke: Strokes have long, rectangular ends that are primarily used for watercolor and ink applications, as well as for sign painting as they have a large color carrying capacity and create long, fluid strokes. May be used to lay-in large areas of color, create detail, and for blending depending on the brush size and fiber make up. Similar to flats, strokes tend to have a slightly more tapered end.

Sizes
MMStrokeStroke

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Academy Multimedia - Wash

Wash: A wide, flat brush used primarily in watercolor painting to lay-in large amounts of color, to wet paper, or for blending. For oils and acrylics, soft wash brushes can be used for glazing and varnishing.

Sizes
MMWashStroke

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