The Importance of Using Good Watercolor Brushes 

In this video, I share some of my favorite choices of watercolor brushes. I learned from Daniel Parkhurst, a painter, the importance of using good brushes. He says:
“Don’t look upon your brushes as something to get as few of as possible, and which you would not get at all if you could help it. There is nothing which comes nearer to yourself than the brush which carries out your idea in paint.”
“Your brush represents your hand. You must give every kind of touch with it. You don’t want to feel that you are limited; that whether you want to or not these four brushes you must use because they are all you have! You can’t paint that way. When you get your first outfit, get at least a dozen brushes. As you look over the stock and pick out two or three of this kind, and two or three of that, you will be astonished to see how many you have-yet you don’t know which to discard. Don’t discard any. Buy them all. Then, if you don’t paint, it will not be the fault of your brushes.”
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