How It's Made: Artist Paint Brushes
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- See how artist paint brushes are made using red sable hair.
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Well that explains why my watercolor brushes cost so much.
Hah
Yeah I just get synthetic wolf hair. Cheap but enduring. Been using then since 2017
I have custom handmade brushes crafted from the pubes of Mussolini.
Never would have realized how much of this is manual.
Most aren't... But the expensive ones are
But not the cheap ones you get on dollar store.
They are fully automated, barely checked and not good quality or sophisticated like this.
These are very costly and used by very professional and expensive artists.
Check out the making of series 7 brushes. 9 masters past down the craft
No wonder they're so expensive.
with human woman hair 😳
Happy little paint brushes...
12 yr old acc tho
more like bobross!!!! :)
Anyone else appreciate this guy narrating How It's Made and nobody else?
ya
Ya..
Other people do, it changes based on where it was released and some channels have different narrators.
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@@ToeDontKnow
That's interesting
Well now if my brushes ever lose their shape, I know how to fix it.
Me too
And I.
you can use glue with water too, it works well.
@@enin6001 thank you. I shall try it.
Ok guys new tip to make ur brush right again starch n water
*has been using the same 8 dollar pack of synthetic brushes for 3 years*
For watercolor?
Parden ive used the same brushes for watercolour, acrylic and oil i really Do Not Care
@@garfieldmethodactor8614 same though
Man, I like getting fresh brushes, and I trim the stray hairs in the old ones to try and maintain it's shape. But they loose their spring so eventually to have that feedback from the paint and canvas they need to be replaced. Hell, in Asia they have a big ceremony every year to destroy the last year's brushes, and they get a bunch of new ones.
@@garfieldmethodactor8614 ohh same heree
If only when I was at school someone had told me about this as a potential job…. How do people end up in work like this?
I would really love to see the process for average cheap brushes
It’s the same, just cheaper materials and more than likely less or non existent quality control
It may be the complete opposite, get a bunch of random hairs, put it in the metal tube, cut it and glue it to the stick, just judging off the really cheap ones made in china
@@Lacroix999 that´s it, quality is the key and cheap ones are not handmade
@@plentyoflife I’m sure they are hand made, just probably done so in China
I always wondered about this. What a long process, Thank you.
Trekell are excellent brushes and reasonably priced. It’s nice to see how they’re made.
Beautiful! This video just reminded me of my high school years. I grew up watching this everyday!
When you use your fingers to paint 😂
(Edit: okay by fingers I mean paining digitally without a pen lol )
Me,🙁
I've been wanting to make my own brushes. At least to some extent, maybe not all the time, but for special occasions and needs.
Yeah, that's what brought me here too. Any luck with it?
I wanna do that too. I had really good hair back in 2012 and still have some locks saved. Would love to turn it into brushes just for the memories.
I love this process. wow, good quality red sable hair brushes are always my favorite.
Fascinating. No wonder good brushes are expensive, that’s a labour intensive process.
that explains why my paint brushes cost so much
Imagine how much patience you need. Man, I wouldn't last half an hour.
Wouldn’t last a half hour..... with the ladies ;)
3:17 smiles on my face
Question is, do they kill the weasel in the making of the brush???
Of course not, they look for dead ones :)
Yeah.
Yes, always. Disgusting practice.
........🙄
It took me a bit to find an actual answer. Some sites said they were farmed and shaved, sable is very expensive. But this video mentions them being hunted: ruclips.net/video/zKqfC0E82gU/видео.html
I just found a random dead mouse on my bathroom floor. There was also dried blood near it, but I have no idea how tf it died. It wasn't there 2 hours ago.
Thats cool
Wow you must be a sad lonely person if you feel the need to tell the internet things like that. Go meet a real person then you can tell them things that happen to you.
@@BigButtocks967 you must be in a lot of pain to deflect your judgment and criticism onto people you don't know. Whatever happened to you is ok, you're not alone and there are people out there who will listen and who you can talk to. Best of luck.
Did you ever find out????
@@apersononyoutube4971 Well I have an idea... I live in a very large house which has been divided into 12 apartments; I'm guessing the mice have their own little infrastructure building nicely connecting some of them. I think the hole is very small and is behind the heating board in in the bathroom; if so, I'm thinking they ran out of energy and hurt themselves trying to squeeze through and died when it finally got loose.
This shows why these are expensive
and thats why red sable brushes cost a fortune. i know a lot of miniature painters (like the ppl that paint warhammer,dungeons and dragon and busts) that adore sable brushes but the price is nuts for a single brush. lots of companies make them but it comes down to how it handles and how you like your bristles spring etc.
Jazza: Oh goody let's make one with horse hair!
Thought it was all machine made...thanks for enlightening me... I will now take proper care of my brushes!!!
This show makes me fall asleep so easily i love it. It's so relaxing and satisfying.
The brush’s is very nice
it's different from chinese brushes
Never knew even how paintbrushes were made are so mesmerizing
That's why it's so expensive
I just want to make a brush that we use for trees
fascinating! great video 🙂
As a artist....i am learning more and more
Damn the part when they dipped the sticks was SaTiSfYiNg
Ik I'm weird ;-;
So intricate.. so amazing. So much manual effort is put in
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Now I know how it’s made you should do how pencils are made next
I had only looking for this it is so good and it is very helpful for me I really trying it 🤗🤗👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👋thanku
Huh. I wonder if makeup brushes are made the same way??
Pretty sure they are.
I am watching this video because I am an artist 😊
All of this hard job and you still dare not to THIN YOUR PAINTS!
I just want to join the company 🙄😁😜
Thanks for this video ❤️✅
Art of making brush
Huh, so where’s that hair coming from? Is the factory convenient located near the barbershop? Lol
10-20-21
Wow that much hard work thankyou paintbrush makers😊
how smartly the cruelty got hidden !
OMG i have this brush :0000
😍😍😍 idk why i kept watching this, it's very interesting
wow so good to know this.Thanks friend.
Do you use brush?
I have known why a simple brush is so much.... 🤔
Awesome Informative Video...
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4:42 is that rice!!!
Confused asian....
Yes it's rice. Dried beans would have also worked.
Wow I like so much
Nice
I appreciate the work that goes into making one of those bad boys
They r doing very very hard work. That we can't believe👏👏👏👏👏👏
On 5 min craft someone just cut her hair off just to get a fukin brush
Amazing
Just now i came to know why it's costly
This paint brushes looking beautiful .
Nice brushes
Thank you for this manual
😍👌Wow
Haveagoodday.Betterexperience
They don't work this slow in real production.
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This is so satisfying to watch.. 😍
@Science Channel why you guys skip the part which how the brush hair's are made from ! Show'em all😠 #EndSpeciesism
The hell?
Ingenious!
O God, this process is so hard 😓and I think that it is so easy. It is just done by machines but now I know how much time spend to make one brush. That's why, brush is so costly .
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Dr. King would be so proud I bet :P
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Good for you.
I'm in before 1k views. Nice
The process is very interesting. What I don't understand is why they attach this unnescessary three layer painting which makes the item pricy. A simple wooden handle would do, wouldn't it?
Painting the handle is probably the least expensive part of the process.
Although there is a high initial investment (machinery) the process is automated and the paint (like the paint on pencils) would be cheap.
What makes these brushes expensive is the fur that they use (as well as the labour involved in production).
Can give supplies to India for my shop
Nice
Wow
I always used to think why Acrylic paint brushes cost so much? Now I know why. Thanks for sharing this video
Acrylic brushes are actually the cheapest ones out there. Next is oil, then watercolor ones. Acrylic ones get beat on with the medium of acrylic being basically plastic. Next being oil, they need to be sturdy enough to hold the thick heavy bodied paint of oils and solvents when working with oils. Watercolor is a more delicate medium with no harsh binders or solvents, but the hairs need to be able to hold just the right amount of water and pigments to make them flow easily. The materials they’re made of need to be able to acquire that process in the right manner which is harder to do with nylon. Technology is getting better to be able to make them in vegan materials now to be able to function properly for the medium as needed. Watercolor being of the more expensive mediums, it’s no wonder why the brushes needed are also more expensive as well since they need to be better brushes to get good quality results from them. When painting in watercolor, the paint dries faster and you need the right amount of water on your paper to do so. Getting the right amount on your brush helps a lot so you’re not constantly back and forth with the water and/or pigments before it dries. In most cases, you want a super thirsty brush to do the job. These brushes shown here are for watercolor.
Its really amazing!
This work needs a lot patience
Salute to the makers
will not show us the weasel farm. cruel origin brushes
Wonderful 👏
I'm trying this with jhadu hair as the brush, plastic as the white metal thing that holds the hair and some twigs from my society........
Wait..... I'm broke😢😭😦😠😠☹
Hai Where are you live I AM from INDIA😎
Super brush video 👌👌🙏🙏👍👍💞💞💞
Paint brushes are very costly in markets
Nice will try today afternoon 👍👍
Wow,
Sylvester Stallone watches this video.
I want this paint Brushes what is parise plss tell me
Oh, very cool. Never heard of this brand, Trekell. Good that it's made in the USA. I will have to look into this brush.
I've been using artist brushes to follow along with my man Bob Ross. He was a great artist, and so am I!
My brush are hard so I will make like you
Beautiful process
Hmmm wonder if we can dip our fuzzy brushes into starch like that to re-shape them? Other ways aren’t working so they usually become my scrubbing brushes to scrub paint into the canvas.
It's phenomenal
I use Rad sable kolinsky 1855-0 for models there not that special and not great for 3 quid each they don't Lst long!
Hmm that's why I say why my paint brushes tip feels sticky when it's newly bought and the tip is wetened with water for painting
Really beautiful.
this is surprisingly low tech. i would have expected this to be machine work only. neat.
Cheap brushes are machine made, but quality handmade is far from low tech.
This is how I imagine Harry Potter wands are made.
Harry Potter fan
Please dont use natural brushes... The difference between them and synthetic ones is minimal, and the animals often die really sad and brutal death and go crazy before dying because of the conditions they live in. Its really unnecessary suffering. Hope you have a great day
from what animals comes the hair?
@@morinette8162 in harder brushes used more often for oil than anything else I often see bristle (which is for example pig hair), and in soft brushes for watercolors Ive seen sable, badger, squirrels. Ive seen some goat hair brushes too. Its good to know that small animals like sables are often born in captivity, in tiny cages, lose their minds (because cages are too small and hurt them) and then get skinned alive to keep the fur quality as high as can be
Nylon brushes you will often know when you see them, theyre more shiny than natural brushes
Most acrylic brushes are nylon
If youre not sure its good to read brush description or ask the seller:) often helps in identifying brush type
@@YuukiuuYik damn that's awful thanks for clearing this up. i wasn't gonna buy them but i'm broke anyways so no risk
@@morinette8162 hahaha glad to help:) one day when youre able to buy some please get nice cruelty free ones! Nylon brushes are pretty easy to find online:)
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