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For the past three years I have been using Jacksons Studio Synthetic range of brushes.
I have been really impressed with them owing to:
- they are beautifully pointed, even the large sizes, and even better they retain that point long after your sable ones have become rounded at the tip.
-They are very affordable
-unlike most synthetic brushes they really hold as much paint as a sable brush does.
They may only be bought from Jacksonart, and you will find them at:
Studio Synthetic, Round
On the previous page of the site you will find flat versions of these if you prefer them.
Try one out, you won't regret it.
Please note - I have no connection with this firm.
:-)
John