Quill vs Mop Brushes
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2020
- These brushes are great for painting large areas, huge washes.
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I would slightly disagree on the "point doesn't matter that much". Really depends on what, where, and how you're painting. Joseph Zbukvic used those Escoda Aquarios in some of his DVDs and mentioned that points are important for cutting around some shapes. I guess, it's much easier to paint a large area with the ability to carefully cut the smaller edges without changing the brush. Probably matters more for plein air than studio, but I also find it beneficial to change brushes less and be able to achieve precision even with a large wash brush. Escoda Travel Ultimo is much more pointy than the regular one for some reason.
I love that my quill has a nice point because it allows me to use the brush for more situations. I prefer to carry less while traveling.
Agreed, painting a large wash of negative space around figures or straight elements requires a precise tip, otherwise you need one brush to fill a large area ,and another to trace around the edges, while trying to work fast so the paint doesn't dry and leave unwanted lines... So frustrating. I've done it so many times and I'm done, I need a quill brush that can hold a sharp point. I was hoping to see some examples, but seems like none of the brushes featured here do it well.
OH I learned something new! I didn't know they were different. I just thought, huh this is tied differently.
I was watching a documentary on medieval castle making, where they also made some brushes the old fashioned way, the quills they used were from large goose feathers as the ferrule.
I was just shopping around for water brushes and you answered some questions I had, so Thanks again for an informative and unbiased video. Very happy subscriber here.
Teoh you never cease to amaze me. Many of my choices for purchases have been based on your GREAT demo's and advice!!! (I don't watch the tech stuff, just the real hands on painting stuff and LOVE that!! ) yay!
I'm a big fan of the DaVinci Casaneo (serie 498) quill. I have number 0 and is my most loved and most used brush by far.
I also have a couple DaVinci Petit Gris (series 418) Raphael's (series 803) and a Rosemary collapsible quill. But I tend to reach for the Casaneo most of the time.
I love quill brushes. They hold tons of water and paint. Also great for soaking excess water from the paper.
Thanks for your videos Teoh, always useful!!
Thanks for this explanation. I’m enjoying the Casaneo in size 0. It’s soft and flows across the paper yet because of its size it works for me as a traditional round. Gives a very pleasing painting experience.
I really like that brush too better than the Casaneo round style.
@@lunakat5763 Why? I was planning to get a round from there line, are they floppy or something?
I only began learning watercolour this year, and I always wondered what the difference between a quill and a mop is. Thanks for enlightening me *adds quill to shopping list*
It was really nice to watch this calming review after I ended work! A stress reliever and as always, a very detailed review!!
The paper looks like it reacts weirdly, like it's slightly water resistant!
This reminds me of Magnani Toscana ds, it reacts very differently. It takes so much time to cover the area with water or any paint, as if it's water resistant. But the second layer is smooth like any other paper.
Thx so much, such a clear video, usually i have to watch a couple of videos to get all the information, but you are so thorough in sharing all the details, thx so much!!
Thank you for your videos and recommendations. Your videos and blog are inspirational. Have a great day.
Thank you Teoh for your attention to detail in these review videos. I always find the information very useful, and I appreciate your effort.
Very informative vlog, thank you for discussing detailed information and comparison demo
I have an Isabey collapsible travel brush. I think it’s the smallest type of quill... so good for small size paper, or finer work. Rosemary is a great brush company also...
Coool!!! Idk why but sometimes in my brain im like im gonna watch uncle’s watercolour channel lol
Tio is uncle in Spanish. Maybe that's it?
Jennifer Alvarez nonono teoh is his surname
Yu Wei's Workshop isn't "uncle" an honorific given to a respected older male ? i've heard it used in several videos from Asia.
grannysmithartvideo in Singapore you can call like a cleaner ‘cleaner uncle ‘ , or ‘food stall uncle’ your parents brother is also called uncle
it seems like the size numbers are completely arbitrary and meaningless. in that, a 6 brush is not the same across brands. I thought a smaller number was a smaller brush. I'm so confused now. Are the sizes by brand AND type of brush? Do you have a video explaining the sizes? I don't think I could buy a brush online unless it gave dimensions
Edit: Ok I see the description for all your brush reviews. I'll check there
If you only use brush from one company, then the sizing standard will be predictable and easy to understand. But if you use brushes from many companies, it's best to look for the exact measurements for the hair.
Yes, even within a brand, they may have different sizing for quills or mops, which are normally larger, compared to rounds. And they may have different sizing for a line of brushes intended for oil painting vs one for watercolor. So best to check dimensions.
I always learn so much with you! 🥰
excellent review. thank you.
As usual, great, detailed information. Thank you.
very helpful, thank you
Good stuff as usual, Teoh. For me, both quill and mop are big-bellied round brushes, but a quill comes to a fine point at the tip. Both can swab on the washes but only a quill can scribe a thin line. And a quill should have a wired ferrule.
Thanks for the comparisons.
I do like a brush that holds a lot water whether mop or regular brush and it must hold its point well these seem like good choices
I don't have any brushes labeled as quill brushes; but, I do have one that is labeled as a 1 inch mop brush. It loses hair every time I use it. It's from a brand called Simply Simmons which I've used before without issues; but, I do not like this mop brush.
Thank you so much!!! Your video is very informative
I wish I had gotten the casaneo during Jackson's brush sale now, lol
Thanks for your video. Very informative.
Wow thanks your review helped alot!
I have been using the Casaneos for about 2 years and really like them. I can often find myself using just the one brush on a painting. I think I use the two smallest sizes, or smallest and two up. They’re not that expensive, either.
Thank you for a very informative video 😄
I paint all my painting using jackson art's squirrel mop brush, I got a sable brush, but it doesnt hold enough water for me, so instead of getting a large sable brushes, I go with a cheaper squirrel mop brushes., with half of the price of a sable brush, I could get double the size....
but the learning curve for using squirrel brush is quite difficult because the brush doesnt spring back like sable brush.
squirrel brush is for people that like painting with a lot of water, it is very difficult to paint fine details with it, so if you want to paint something with a lot of fine details like tree portrait, sable brush is better unless you dont mind getting a rigger brush exclusively for fine detail.
Really helpful ! Thank you
Thank you :) that was very helpful.
Wow been wondering about this for a while ..
Can we say that the main different is the way the hair is attached?
Love quill brushes they are so elegant 😍
The casaneo looks great!
i may have a mop in the garage sure have funny names for brushes
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I have the Casaneo size 0 and 2 your brush looks so much bigger because of the camera lol.I really like them I have a couple of the rounds but they really don't come to a point like the quills do. The best prices are Jacksons they are so much cheaper than Amazon, Jerry's or Blick.
Someone said that da vinci quill bruah size 2 is same size as most of the size 12 round brush .In the video nevaskaya size 6 brush looks big as da vinci. Is nevaskaya size 6 bigger than other size 6 brush?
there isn't much info online on what's the difference between the kamvas 13 pro and the kamavas 13 2020. i'm not sure which one to get and i am willing to spend money on both of these displays, i just don't know which one is better, i know this is a bit bold of me to ask but could you please make a comparison video?
What brand of watercolor paper are you using in the video? (And what do you consider the best watercolor paper to use?)
For such demo where it’s not important to use expensive paper, I usually use Daler Rowney Aquafine
Sir can you share DA VINCH CASANEO brush buy link please? Because i scearch a lot but didn't find anywhere online.🙏🙏
You can find it on Jacksons' Art. They have free global shipping for purchases above £20
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