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BRISTLE
Finest Bristle | Academic
Bristle | Special Bristle Hog bristle is the most common hair for oil painting brushes. It is long, strong, resilient, flagged at the ends to hold paint and less expensive than most hairs. |
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SABLE
The best of the pointed hairs for oils and most expensive. Very soft but still highly resilient enabling them to pick up and spread even thick paint. |
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BLACK
SABLE Also known as fitch or polecat. It is a pointed hair slightly stiffer or stronger than sable with excellent paint carrying ability and very responsive. |
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MONGOOSE Very resilient hairs with great working characteristics with stiffness between bristle and fine sable hair. Mongoose hair is distinguished by it coloration of dark brown tips, a light middle band and dark roots. |
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| BADGER Conic shaped hair that is slightly thicker near the end and somewhat wavy down the length of the hair. Traditionally used for blending and faux surfacing. |
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