Escoda
Escoda Barroco 1570 angled flat 10
Gold Toray synthetic fiber and angled head, short handle
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Where it fits
Use the angled head to put color into a wedge-shaped shadow without dragging the heel into the next shape. It gives you a sloping working edge in the Barroco series. For a long tapered mark instead of a compact angled block, compare a dagger striper.
Specifications
- Brand
- Escoda
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- Gold Toray synthetic fiber and angled head, short handle
Questions before buying
Would a dagger give me a longer tapered mark than this angled flat?
The dagger’s elongated, sloped profile is made for tapering along the stroke. The Barroco angled flat fits more compact wedge-shaped marks.
Compare before you buy
Compare with Princeton Select Artiste Dagger striper, nominal 1/4 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.