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What is everyones opinion of artists who bring out there own range of brushes? Is it just a money making idea?
I have seen Terry give demonstrations and he makes watercolours look so easy with his specialised brushes. I am sure I saw in a magazine somewhere (possibly leisure painter) 'ordinary brush' alternatives to his brushes, but I can not find it anymore. Any ideas?
Has anyone found that using his brushes are easier or better than using ordinary brushes?