Artlicious Paint Brushes - Acrylic Set and Detail Paint Brushes for Kids - Use with Craft, Watercolor, Oil, Face Art, Washable, Miniature Detailing and Rock Painting

I love both the variety as well as the quality of the brushes included in this set! I do a lot of decorative painting as well as decoupage, so I need different brushes for different applications. This set fit the bill for exactly what I needed. It is inexpensive enough that I don't feel badly when I have to use them in glue or other mediums where I'm concerned about being able to remove everything from the brushes. I did find them easy to clean and if I do ruin a brush for whatever reason, they are inexpensive enough to toss and not feel guilty. This set would also be great for the budding artist of any age!

These paint brushes were just what I needed.Compared to other paint brushes I’ve bought, these have held up better. Less loose hairs, less misplaced hairs, none have fallen apart, and you get a huge variety for the price.I would suggest these because of the variety, quality, and durability. Great for a first time artist, kids, or experienced one. You can’t go wrong here.

As an artist, I own lots and lots of brushes, hundreds of them, including some sable and squirrel hair brushes that cost hundreds of dollars a piece. But some times I need a quick, inexpensive, single-use, disposable brush that I know I can just wreck on a single use. These serve that purpose. I use them to brush off eraser crumbs on a pencil drawing, or sweeping up charcoal dust from my easel's bottom ridge. I would never use these to apply paint, ink, water, or graphite dust to any surface in any medium. They are too flimsy and the bristles quickly come loose and lose their shape. But for disposable, single use brushes, especially when I am painting "plein air," they are some times useful. I would never bother cleaning them. They would just fall apart if I attempted to clean them, even just in water. I use them one-time-only on some dirty task, and toss them away like chopsticks, Q-tips, or plastic picnic spoons.

Having done digital art only for the past 10+ years, I've been trying my hand at art with physical mediums. This includes watercolor, acrylic, and oil paints.I haven't done any oil painting in a long time, but I can say that these brushes work great with watercolor and acrylic paints. They also clean up well in my experience; I recently tried brush-painting some 3D printed models with some glitter paints, and the brushes I used cleaned up easily with water alone, which I expected as the glitter paint was still acrylic based. But I was glad that the glitter didn't stick to the brush bristles.I forgot to note that I am a hobbyist, and I have no formal training in art. I really can't think of anyone that paints that couldn't use these. Even an expert artist who has narrow, focused tastes on what brushes they use could use these as sacrificial brushes.I've been forced to do that with one of the brushes in this pack. I also airbrush art, and for cleaning my airbrushes, I keep some cheap dollar store brushes on hand. One day after I airbrushed some art, I realized I was out of cheap brushes. Worrying that the residual paint in my airbrush may dry up if I went to the dollar store, I used one of the small brushes from this set to clean my airbrush. It worked fine, though I am making sure I have cheap brushes on hand so as not to use these brushes for such tasks.So again, I really think this set is useful for artists at any skill level.

I paint and re do furniture so I use these to paint and touch up. The wood chip brushes are bad like all of them are. The rest I was and use over and over and they don’t lose their shape.

I really like the brushes that are all plastic. I can let them soak in water and I don’t have to worry about them coming apart. The ones with metal rust, obviously. The sponges aren’t attached really well, but I have these five stars because my kids are tough on things despite my efforts, and I don’t have to worry that they’ve ruined expensive brushes. They love them - they aren’t too picky about what they paint with.

I got these on sale and I still think I paid too much. I noticed in the product picture that one brush looked a little off but for what they cost and because I plan on using these to finish printed 3D models not fine art painting. Out of ten brushes one or two would qualify as good. The others have unevenly cut profiles and one or two have split bristles that I'm going to have to trim before using. Much worse and I might have returned or tossed them nd started over with something a little better. But these are usable for painting plastic models so I'll keep them. I wouldn't recommend or buy these or this brand again.

The media could not be loaded. Great brushes for beginners because if you don’t take care of your brushes, you can easily ruin them in a few hours for that reason it’s good if they are super cheap. Meanwhile, these brushes work pretty good.