Daler Rowney Graduate Sword Brush - 1/4 inch

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The Daler Rowney Graduate Sword Brush is an ideal tool for students, hobbyists, and artists seeking a versatile brush for intricate line work and fluid strokes. Its unique sword-shaped head excels at creating expressive curves and varying line weights, though users should note that the 1/4 inch size is best suited for detail work rather than covering large canvas areas. Designed for durability and comfort, it serves as a reliable, all-purpose addition to any painting collection.
| Model Part Number | 212100025 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Daler Rowney |
Yes, the synthetic filaments are durable and compatible with oil paints, as long as you clean them properly with appropriate solvents.
Absolutely. It is part of the 'Graduate' range, specifically designed for students and beginners looking for reliable, professional-grade results.
The filaments are securely fixed to minimize shedding, though minimal loss can occur if the brush is pulled or mistreated.
Store it flat or with the bristles facing down. Storing it upright in a jar can cause water to drip into the ferrule and weaken the glue.
Yes, the sword-shaped tip is excellent for calligraphic lettering and creating smooth, flowing script.
Clean the brush deeply and use a small amount of brush soap or hair conditioner to reshape the tip, then allow it to dry in the correct shape.
Soak the base of the bristles in a suitable brush cleaner for 10 minutes and gently work the pigment out; never pull on the filaments.
To keep your Daler Rowney Graduate brush in top condition, always rinse it thoroughly in cool water immediately after use. When using acrylics or oils, use an appropriate cleaner to remove pigments from the base of the bristles near the ferrule. Avoid leaving the brush resting in water for extended periods, as this can distort the hair shape or loosen the handle. After cleaning, reshape the sword point with your fingers and allow the brush to dry flat or hanging bristles-down. This brush is compatible with all standard student-grade and professional-grade paints, provided the paint viscosity is not overly abrasive or heavily solvent-based.