Army Painter doesn’t have a brush cleaner and conditioner yet, but Rob LOVES the Jentastic Brush goop and uses it literally all the time. He conditions every brush he’s ever had and still has some of his first can left! Rob is done with the biggest brush for now, but before he puts it away he’s going to clean it using the goop that we talked about before. Just put some water and goop in the folds of your hand and move the brush all around. Just make sure to get all the areas that had paint on it and down into the bottom of your brush. We are going to show you how they paint, compare them to some other brush sets, the tutorials they have, and much more! That way you can decide if this set is worth your hard-earned hobby dollars. Let’s go! Well, like other companies they’ve taken the style popularised by Artis opus, but in this case, they completely missed the mark in regard to what those brushes do and how they do it. But at least these do offer a viable alternative for those wanting to avoid natural hair.

One of the biggest boons of this brush is the round, domed head. The rounded shape of the brush allows you to have complete control of where you want the paint to go. This also lends itself well to smooth transitions and feathering techniques.for a more consistent benchmark choice e.l.f is a commonly seen brand and the e.l.f Eye Conour Brush is a primarychoice. Though this one is only available in one size and personally, I don’t find it to be firm enough. And let’s not get started with their blatant “taking artists’ work without permission to promote their products”.

This entire process took roughly 3 minutes of actual brushing. The part that took the most time was actually cleaning the brushes between colors. The beauty of batch painting is the ability to use the same color on all models during your current stage before you need to clean the brush and prepare for the next stage. But again, if you just want a cheap drybrush, go grab something from a budget store and consider that a win. 4. Green Stuff World – Blue Series

Over the years, I have tested many different brands and brushes, and I can, fortunately, say: good brushes don‘t have to be expensive. Even if the investment in somewhat higher-priced brushes can be worthwhile. What makes a good brush for painting miniatures