Art Brushes

Milan Series 311 0431120

Round brush with a wooden handle, painted in walnut color and aluminum ferrule.

Composition: synthetic hair (fiber 0.10 mm).

Suitable for watercolor and water painting.

  • Bristle diameter: 10.8 mm
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Round brush with a wooden handle, painted in walnut color and aluminum ferrule.

Composition: synthetic hair (fiber 0.10 mm).

Suitable for watercolor and water painting.

  • Bristle diameter: 10.8 mm
  • Bristle length: 34.7 mm
  • Brush length: 237 mm
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  • Quantity 1 pcs
  • Size No20
  • Type Round
  • Bristle Synthetic
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Description

Description

Round brush with a wooden handle, painted in walnut color and aluminum ferrule.

Composition: synthetic hair (fiber 0.10 mm).

Suitable for watercolor and water painting.

  • Bristle diameter: 10.8 mm
  • Bristle length: 34.7 mm
  • Brush length: 237 mm

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Quantity
1 pcs
Size
No20
Hair Strands
Synthetic
Type
Round

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (3)

Reviews

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  2. 4 stars
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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Brush hair quality
  • Ergonomics
  • Result
  • It doesn't shed easily
  • Value for money
  • This review is about the size: No6

    The best budget brush for all mediums! Although I only use it for watercolor, it works for gouache, oils, and acrylics too! I thought it would be terrible for watercolors, but I was completely wrong. The perfect brush for all tasks. Its flexibility, both literally and figuratively, is at its maximum. Perfect for beginners. The small sizes provide great control and the incredibly perfect tip does a fantastic job with details! The size 3 in an A5 sketchbook is the perfect brush for sketching. There are no other brushes on the market that are as good and at this price. It's probably made in Spain, but it doesn't matter where it's from when it's so good and so cheap.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Brush hair quality
    • Ergonomics
    • Result
    • It doesn't shed easily
    • Value for money
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  • This review is about quantity: 12 pcs, size: No6

    It is my favorite budget brush for watercolor and gouache! The quality and performance for the price are incredible. I would recommend it as the perfect brush for beginners, as it has all the characteristics for anyone starting watercolor or acrylic painting. The tip is the best I have seen in a round brush and most importantly, it doesn't lose its shape, it holds it consistently! The handle is a bit thin in smaller sizes, but I just wrap them with masking tape or leukotape and thicken them as much as I want. Even if someone has Kolinsky brushes for watercolors, this one in size 3 is the perfect brush for details because it maintains a finer tip than natural hair brushes and has excellent spring. In conclusion, it is the best mixed media brush in the category of very affordable brushes. You would have to spend a lot more money to get something better. I recently also got the flat version (Milan 323 series) with the same wooden handle, but the bristles seem even better. I was amazed by this one too, as even brushes that cost 60 euros from Da Vinci, Escoda, etc. don't have bristles as perfectly shaped or as sharp a tip! We're talking about incredible value for the money you pay. Due to the sense of quality in the handles and overall construction (e.g., the ferrule has a rounded finish and where it connects to the wood, so it doesn't scratch the hand like other brushes!), I am 100% sure that they are made in Europe and not in China. There is no brush on the market that offers better value for money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Brush hair quality
    • Result
    • It doesn't shed easily
    • Value for money
    • Ergonomics
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the size: No5

  • The best budget brush for all mediums! Although I only use it for watercolor, it works for gouache, oils, and acrylics too! I thought it would be terrible for watercolors, but I was completely wrong. The perfect brush for all tasks. Its flexibility, both literally and figuratively, is at its maximum. Perfect for beginners. The small sizes provide great control and the incredibly perfect tip does a fantastic job with details! The size 3 in an A5 sketchbook is the perfect brush for sketching. There are no other brushes on the market that are as good and at this price. It's probably made in Spain, but it doesn't matter where it's from when it's so good and so cheap.

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  • It is my favorite budget brush for watercolor and gouache! The quality and performance for the price are incredible. I would recommend it as the perfect brush for beginners, as it has all the characteristics for anyone starting watercolor or acrylic painting. The tip is the best I have seen in a round brush and most importantly, it doesn't lose its shape, it holds it consistently! The handle is a bit thin in smaller sizes, but I just wrap them with masking tape or leukotape and thicken them as much as I want. Even if someone has Kolinsky brushes for watercolors, this one in size 3 is the perfect brush for details because it maintains a finer tip than natural hair brushes and has excellent spring. In conclusion, it is the best mixed media brush in the category of very affordable brushes. You would have to spend a lot more money to get something better. I recently also got the flat version (Milan 323 series) with the same wooden handle, but the bristles seem even better. I was amazed by this one too, as even brushes that cost 60 euros from Da Vinci, Escoda, etc. don't have bristles as perfectly shaped or as sharp a tip! We're talking about incredible value for the money you pay. Due to the sense of quality in the handles and overall construction (e.g., the ferrule has a rounded finish and where it connects to the wood, so it doesn't scratch the hand like other brushes!), I am 100% sure that they are made in Europe and not in China. There is no brush on the market that offers better value for money.

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Description & Specifications

Round brush with a wooden handle, painted in walnut color and aluminum ferrule.

Composition: synthetic hair (fiber 0.10 mm).

Suitable for watercolor and water painting.

  • Bristle diameter: 10.8 mm
  • Bristle length: 34.7 mm
  • Brush length: 237 mm

Manufacturer

Quantity
1 pcs
Size
No20
Hair Strands
Synthetic
Type
Round

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Brush hair quality
  • Ergonomics
  • Result
  • It doesn't shed easily
  • Value for money
  • This review is about the size: No6

    The best budget brush for all mediums! Although I only use it for watercolor, it works for gouache, oils, and acrylics too! I thought it would be terrible for watercolors, but I was completely wrong. The perfect brush for all tasks. Its flexibility, both literally and figuratively, is at its maximum. Perfect for beginners. The small sizes provide great control and the incredibly perfect tip does a fantastic job with details! The size 3 in an A5 sketchbook is the perfect brush for sketching. There are no other brushes on the market that are as good and at this price. It's probably made in Spain, but it doesn't matter where it's from when it's so good and so cheap.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Brush hair quality
    • Ergonomics
    • Result
    • It doesn't shed easily
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about quantity: 12 pcs, size: No6

    It is my favorite budget brush for watercolor and gouache! The quality and performance for the price are incredible. I would recommend it as the perfect brush for beginners, as it has all the characteristics for anyone starting watercolor or acrylic painting. The tip is the best I have seen in a round brush and most importantly, it doesn't lose its shape, it holds it consistently! The handle is a bit thin in smaller sizes, but I just wrap them with masking tape or leukotape and thicken them as much as I want. Even if someone has Kolinsky brushes for watercolors, this one in size 3 is the perfect brush for details because it maintains a finer tip than natural hair brushes and has excellent spring. In conclusion, it is the best mixed media brush in the category of very affordable brushes. You would have to spend a lot more money to get something better. I recently also got the flat version (Milan 323 series) with the same wooden handle, but the bristles seem even better. I was amazed by this one too, as even brushes that cost 60 euros from Da Vinci, Escoda, etc. don't have bristles as perfectly shaped or as sharp a tip! We're talking about incredible value for the money you pay. Due to the sense of quality in the handles and overall construction (e.g., the ferrule has a rounded finish and where it connects to the wood, so it doesn't scratch the hand like other brushes!), I am 100% sure that they are made in Europe and not in China. There is no brush on the market that offers better value for money.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Brush hair quality
    • Result
    • It doesn't shed easily
    • Value for money
    • Ergonomics
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the size: No5

  • The best budget brush for all mediums! Although I only use it for watercolor, it works for gouache, oils, and acrylics too! I thought it would be terrible for watercolors, but I was completely wrong. The perfect brush for all tasks. Its flexibility, both literally and figuratively, is at its maximum. Perfect for beginners. The small sizes provide great control and the incredibly perfect tip does a fantastic job with details! The size 3 in an A5 sketchbook is the perfect brush for sketching. There are no other brushes on the market that are as good and at this price. It's probably made in Spain, but it doesn't matter where it's from when it's so good and so cheap.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is my favorite budget brush for watercolor and gouache! The quality and performance for the price are incredible. I would recommend it as the perfect brush for beginners, as it has all the characteristics for anyone starting watercolor or acrylic painting. The tip is the best I have seen in a round brush and most importantly, it doesn't lose its shape, it holds it consistently! The handle is a bit thin in smaller sizes, but I just wrap them with masking tape or leukotape and thicken them as much as I want. Even if someone has Kolinsky brushes for watercolors, this one in size 3 is the perfect brush for details because it maintains a finer tip than natural hair brushes and has excellent spring. In conclusion, it is the best mixed media brush in the category of very affordable brushes. You would have to spend a lot more money to get something better. I recently also got the flat version (Milan 323 series) with the same wooden handle, but the bristles seem even better. I was amazed by this one too, as even brushes that cost 60 euros from Da Vinci, Escoda, etc. don't have bristles as perfectly shaped or as sharp a tip! We're talking about incredible value for the money you pay. Due to the sense of quality in the handles and overall construction (e.g., the ferrule has a rounded finish and where it connects to the wood, so it doesn't scratch the hand like other brushes!), I am 100% sure that they are made in Europe and not in China. There is no brush on the market that offers better value for money.

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