CONFUSED? Different Types Of WATERCOLOR BRUSHES, Their Uses & How To Choose Them

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Don't judge me : I had a watercolour fan brush and didn't know how to use it so I just use it as a highlighter brush now 😂🤣

Me: binge watching art videos. My brain: "how about you start drawing and painting already" Me: starts watching next art vid 😂

When your paintbrush dies, "I think it had a stroke" #makoficationsquad

Thank you, am 74 year female have wanted to do art for a very long time in fact the very first time i ever picked up a pencil & started to draw, have decided to do some art with a small group . Was very confused about brushes, but you have made it I little easier.

This video is really handy for me as a beginner

Anyone who uses the same brushes for each kind of painting.. No only me, okay 😂 Loves ❤️❤️❤️

wow... I am definitely a beginner in EVERY KIND of art, even though I've done it most of my life lol

I Can’t help but think putting together all this info and research about watercolor brushes was A LOT of work. Thanks for putting in the work for us tho👌👍🏻👍🏻this vid had some helpful tips😉

Happy Saturday! I'm back with a highly requested video! I really hope this will answer some of your questions! There were a ton of others but I didn't want to make this video too long so I will cover more questions in future videos! But let me know if you have any specific questions I should cover next!

The problem is I bought fancy brushes without researching and ruined them. Now that I know how to use them, my mom won't buy me new ones.

Omg I’ve been needing a tutorial of this I literally have thousands 😂

Aaaaah brushes.......my mother is an artist so we have lots in the house. I noticed that a good quality brush with nice bristles, a fine tip and a firm wooden handle will reward you in so many ways, that after a while I started thinking their price is actually cheap considering how practical they are...I am a natural hater of synthetic brushes, we don't see eye to eye he he Also if you consider brushes a family, the fan brush would be the punk rock cousin with the tomahawk 😂😂😂 Thank you so much for this crystallization of watercolor brush experience! 🖼🎨👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻✨👏🏻

I haven’t watched the whole video yet but I already know it’s going to be helpful. I haven’t tried watercolor yet and I’ve been thinking about trying it out but I want to know everything about it first 😊

I was wondering about brushes just yesterday!

My all purpose watercolour brush is a squirrel round size 10 one by Paul Ruben. I like my other brushes, but I always grab that one for my paintings. It has a lovely point but can hold a ton of water or paint. If I had to choose one brush to use forever, that would the one

This was so much information, put together clearly and simply. I wanted to start painting as a hobby- 33 and never done anything “artsy” before, just wanted to give it a shot, but it seemed so overwhelming. I’ve really loved your videos!

I love these videos you make to give us some art tips! When you show the difference between Watercolour, Gouache and Acrylics. Or when you show the difference between Watercolour pans, tubes and liquids. It helps us a load! Thanks a lot, Mako for being so amazing!

Thank you! I finally bought watercolor brushes and I immediately noticed a difference. The bristles didn't drip the water off. It became glossy instead as if it was holding the water. I also felt more control over the direction, size, and flow of my strokes ^___^ Thanks for all that you're doing!

Very good information for all users who don't know of, or have forgotten what all the brushes are available out there today!