Princeton Snap Paintbrush Set, White

If you think paint and brushes dont make a difference, especially if you are a beginner, THEY DO. The recommended brushes for watercolor are the PRINCETON Neptune and for watercolor paint, Winsor and Newton (I bought the half-pan set for about $35) -- cheap paint and brushes will discourage even the most ardent beginner.

Bought this to add to brushes in order to learn watercolor painting. Never having painted, I do not know how these compare to another brush. But for us, they doing what we want them to.

Look no further. The entire line from budget to professional is perfect ruin. Just save yourself the hassle and buy them now.

I like the way this Princeton Snapbrush holds its shape. It was much easier to paint with. Wish I had known about it before I had purchased other brushes.

And one of the brushes was bent in the protective cover and I can’t straighten it out! I’m it too happy.

I bought these brushes on the recommendation of an instructor I follow on Youtube. They are really nice for the price and I use them often for watercolor painting.

Suaves! Me gustaron mucho.

Great watercolor brushes for when you need a firm brush. Great for doing detailed work and straight lines.

As a beginner at watercolor these brushes work great. They are stiff enough to have a nice point and hold a lot of paint. I’m happy with my purchase.

These seem like nice brushes, but they are unfortunately very well-named. They have too much snap. I cant make them do what I want, which is behave nicely so I can paint softly. I regret buying them.