Pan Art D'Reservoir Liner Brush | No. 12 | 1 Pc - Fine Detailing

Pull the longest continuous lines in the range, from tall grasses to flowing lettering. The Pan Art D'Reservoir liner No. 12 has the largest reservoir belly of the three sizes, feeding a long, needle sharp tip.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Watercolour painters who add fine detail
• Calligraphers and hand letterers
• Artists who sign their work

Perfect for

• Long flowing lines and tall grasses
• Larger lettering and calligraphy
• Ship rigging and long branches
• Continuous outlines across a sheet

Compatibility

Works with: watercolour, gouache and watery acrylic, as printed on the pack.

Pairs well with: watercolour paper and a mixing palette.

Not suitable for: thick acrylic or oil; heavy paint will not flow from the reservoir to the tip.

Before You Buy

• Pan Art does not state the filament type; the grey is the handle colour.
• Sold as one brush. Paint and paper are not included.

How to Use

1. Thin your paint to a flowing, inky consistency.
2. Load the whole belly, not just the tip.
3. Touch the tip down and pull in one steady stroke.
4. Rinse well and reshape the point before drying.

You'll Need

• watercolour paints
• watercolour pads
• paint palettes

You may also like

• round brushes
• paint brush sets

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the D'Reservoir liner No. 12 a single brush?
Yes. You get one No. 12 reservoir liner brush with a medium wooden handle.

How is a reservoir liner different from a normal liner?
The belly above the tip holds extra paint and feeds it down to the fine point, so you can paint longer lines before you need to reload.

Can I use it with acrylic paint?
Yes, if the acrylic is thinned to a watery consistency, as the pack says. Thick acrylic and oil will not flow from the belly.

Which size should I choose?
The range comes in Nos. 6, 8 and 12. No. 6 gives the finest lines, No. 8 is the everyday size, and No. 12 holds the most paint for long strokes. You are looking at No. 12.