Winsor & Newton
Winsor & Newton Cotman 777 One Stroke, 25 mm / 1 inch
Synthetic flat head with a clear short handle and beveled tip
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Where it fits
Use the wide flat for an even band across a small background or a clean edge against a ruled shape. The clear Series 777 handle has a beveled end that the maker identifies for scraping or burnishing. Work on scrap paper first if you plan to use the handle as well as the brush.
Specifications
- Brand
- Winsor & Newton
- Verified details
- Synthetic flat head with a clear short handle and beveled tip
Questions before buying
What distinguishes these two one-inch flats besides the series?
The Series 777 has a clear beveled handle. The Professional Synthetic One Stroke is the separate synthetic sable model, so compare the tool you want to use as well as the width.
Compare before you buy
Compare with Winsor & Newton Professional Watercolour Synthetic One Stroke, 1 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.