Camel Speciality Brush Set | Interchangeable Heads | Pack of 8 - Texture Art

Make fans, combs, angled strokes and patterns with one set of handles. This Camel Interchangeable Speciality Brushes pack holds 8 brushes: 7 shaped speciality heads with golden hair that click onto 2 black handles, plus 1 fixed tip brush. The pack reads Quick Strokes, Unique Shapes.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Crafters who want texture effects without buying many brushes
• Beginners trying special strokes
• Students working on decorative projects

Perfect for

• Foliage, grass and fur texture
• Comb strokes and hatched patterns
• Decorative borders and one stroke petals
• Mixed media experiments on paper, canvas and MDF

Compatibility

Works with: acrylic and poster colours on paper, canvas, wood and MDF.

Pairs well with: a paint palette and canvas boards.

Not suitable for: oil painting with harsh solvents, and scrubbing rough walls.

How to Use

1. Push a head firmly onto a handle before loading paint.
2. Dampen the hair and load paint on the lower half, not up to the metal.
3. Rinse the head straight after use and reshape it.
4. Pull the head off, dry it flat and store it in the tray.

Before You Buy

• Paint, palette and canvas are not included.
• The 7 heads share 2 handles, so you swap heads as you paint.

You will Need

• acrylic paint sets
• canvas boards

You may also like

• Camel art supplies
• paint brush sets
• single speciality brushes

Frequently Asked Questions

How many brushes are in the Camel interchangeable speciality set?
8 brushes: 7 shaped heads that fit onto 2 handles, and 1 fixed tip brush.

How is this different from a normal brush set?
A normal set gives standard rounds and flats. This set gives shaped heads such as fan, comb and angular for texture and patterns.

Which paints can I use with these brushes?
They are made for acrylic and poster colours. Rinse promptly after acrylic so it does not harden in the hair.

Should I buy this set or single specialty brushes?
The set gives 7 shapes on 2 handles in one box, good for trying many effects. A single fan or angular brush on its own handle suits a painter who uses one shape often.