Princeton
Princeton Heritage Angle Shader, nominal 1/4 inch
6 × 6.95 mm synthetic sable head with sloping edge
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Where it fits
Use the sloping edge for small wedge-shaped shadows or leaves that narrow at one corner. The very short head helps set down a compact mark. A longer dagger is better suited when you want to drag the same taper along a curved line.
Specifications
- Brand
- Princeton
- Verified details
- 6 × 6.95 mm synthetic sable head with sloping edge
Questions before buying
Which angle brush works at a larger scale?
The Cotman Series 667 is labeled 13 mm or 1/2 inch. This compact Heritage 1/4-inch shader has a 6.95 mm measured head width.
Compare before you buy
Compare with Winsor & Newton Cotman 667 Angled, 13 mm / 1/2 inch
- Choose a flat wash, mop, or quill A rectangular sky and a loose cloud edge call for different brush shapes. Choose the edge you want to paint first, then think about how much of the paper you need to cover before reloading.
- Compare watercolor brush fibers by the marks you make Start with a problem you can see on the page. A wash that needs fewer reloads calls for a different comparison than a pointed stroke you want to repeat several times.