Escoda
Escoda Black travel set 1272
Perla 1532 Bright 12, Perla 1436 Dagger Striper 1/4 inch and Versàtil 1544 Round 16, in a canvas case
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Where it fits
Pack this kit when a scene needs all three types of edge. Use the bright on a rectilinear surface, the dagger for tapered grasses and the large pointed round for a flowing shape. The mixed shapes distinguish it from the Red Set, which supplies three pointed rounds.
Specifications
- Brand
- Escoda
- Verified details
- Perla 1532 Bright 12, Perla 1436 Dagger Striper 1/4 inch and Versàtil 1544 Round 16, in a canvas case
Questions before buying
Will either of these travel kits let me vary the edge shape?
The Black Set offers a flat bright, a dagger and a round. The Red Set varies size and fiber while keeping the pointed-round shape.
Compare before you buy
Compare with Escoda Red travel set 1270
- Compare watercolor brush sets by what is inside Count the jobs each brush can do. A kit with several sizes of one shape gives you a range of scale, while a mixed kit gives you different edges and marks.
- Clean and store watercolor brushes between sessions If a once-pointed brush starts to spread, check for dried pigment where the hairs meet the metal collar. A simple rinse, reshape and dry routine helps you keep the shape you chose.
- How to compare watercolor brush sizes If the size 8 round you already own feels right, use it as a reference when you shop. Write down its series, shape, and approximate head width before comparing another brush marked 8.