Landscape Brush mica watercolors examples of his finished pieces

examples of his finished pieces

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Absorbency: Less absorbent than raw single xuan papers but more spontaneous than mulberry and sized papers

Usage: Single-ply xuan (shuen) paper for artists who like a paper that is sensitive to moisture

These qualities make it a versatile brush with an an unusual amount of control and a "secret weapon" style trick

Landscape Brush mica watercolors examples of his finished piecesUsage: Orchid Leaves, Tapered Lines, Trees, Rocks, Landscapes Hair Type: Specialty (Hard) Tip Dimensions: 1 1 16" x 1 4" Description: Smaller and a bit softer than the Mountain Horse, the Landscape brush handles similar tasks on a smaller scale. An interesting line brush that is well suited for small tapered lines such as the orchid leaves. If you like this brush and want something smaller, try OAS's Leaf Vein. It's from the same maker.