Chungking Bristle

The Tisch Daggers are made from 100% Natural Bristle. They are scratchy and organic in their nature. This is the brush Andrew has designed, for an organic stroke. Should you wish for a sharper, More Info >>

Typically, the round brush in bristle would be used for drawing and blocking-in. Many of the Old Masters would have used this shape. Rounds are popular for landscapes, portraiture, still life and so More Info >>

The Series 2095 are a shorter round which allows for more precise strokes. Packed tightly in the ferrule, the belly of the brush is shorter and thus, so is the point, giving extra strength and More Info >>

The Series 2015 Short Flats allow a much sturdier brush with a stronger "snap" creating sharper edges and control than for example a synthetic brush. Ideal for blocking-in and impasto. The short More Info >>

The longer hair results in a loose brush with less 'snap'. Once these are loaded up with paint you can make expressive, long sweeping marks without the need to reload. The leverage of the bristle More Info >>

By request, we've designed a shorter filbert for more precision and control. When loaded up with paint they make really thick More Info >>

The Series 2085 are a unique brush shape, which allows a looser more organic stroke. The length of this brush allows for precision, lines and flicks. Try one, it's a More Info >>

When too much paint has been distributed on the surface and then a fan brush has been used over the painted area, the fan brush can smear all the work and lower the intensity of the colors. This More Info >>

Our range of extra long filberts offers the oil artist a naturally curved and interlocked top quality 'Chungking Bristle' More Info >>

Our Series 2045's are used by many Oil and Acrylic artists. This shape is typical of what the old masters would have used. The filbert allows a broad stroke without the harsh edge the flats may More Info >>

The Series 2060 are placed on a beaver tail handle, making them extremely comfortable to More Info >>

Variety of uses but particularly for 'cutting' colours in and out.  Beaver tail More Info >>

Fan brushes use a special ferrule which spreads the hairs to form a fan shape. Used for several effects including grasses, fur and often for blending. The drier the brush, the more 'splay' and More Info >>