Hello everybody, I'm Arsor Harding here, welcome to my channel, Arsor Harding at. Today I'll do a short video on the type of brushes I use. I paint mainly in acrylics, so I use synthetic brushes, not bristle brushes like you do with oil or Kalinski brushes like you do with watercolour. So the brushes I use mainly come from Rosemary and Coat. I think they're the best bang for your buck. They're awesome brushes and I order them online Rosemary Coat and they've got a lot of really good different brands and are here watercolor oil and acrylics. I'll do you for example it's great for oils, master's choice and sherees I use sherees right here. They've got golden, they've got all sorts of different Kalinski brushes for watercolours. But this is the ones I use right here, sherees and thickets. They're the perfect brushes for acrylics. This is an Rosemary Coat booklet. Every year they come out with a booklet or every second year they come out with a booklet on their brushes. And this is online, I'll put the link down below for Rosemary Coat. So you can check it out this out. But Rosemary Coat Sherees are perfect for my acrylic paints. They're absolutely ideal. These are the sherees ones I use and I use lots of different sizes and techniques. They've got the master's choice here you can use both. Sherees are awesome. Very good brushes. I've did the best I've ever used. And I'll just run through some of them as well. When you get them in the mail they come in packets like this and seal it up. So they're really well packaged. That's what I really like about it. It's how they come up on different sizes right here when you buy them. And you can also get a stand as well like this here. Except the back of those mooks somewhere. And here it is right here. There's a stand here. I've got a mall stick as well and pallet knives and painting mediums. Here's a stand. It's like $3. So I put all my brushes in this here and just turn it around. It's really good to keep your brushes in there. And it's like this is a kitsit and you just make it up. So it's pretty cool. So basically I'll show you all the different types of brushes I use. The main ones I use, these are the eight different types of brushes here. Really, these are really good selection brushes there. But the main brushes I use are basically these type of brushes right here. You got the one on the middle is a flat. It's a long flat. And this is a short filbert and this is a long filbert. I use a lot of filbits in pallet knife painting because pallet knife painting are not pallet knife painting. A acrylic painting. You can get sharp edges with acrylics because they draw out quickly. So I use a lot of filbert brushes like these ones here. These are long head, these are short head. And I use long flat brushes. These are the really the main ones I use from all of my acrylics. The short head ones I use my larger size to get the, if I want to do something like fill in a lot of areas like this but I don't want sharp edges. I use the larger size, like a size 12, short head filbert. And if I want the detail, I'll use a long head filbert in a smaller size to get the highlights. And if I really want sharp edges, I'll use a large flat to do the backgrounds and the foreground and areas that it doesn't matter if you have sharp edges. These are really the main brushes I use. The long head flats, long head filbits and short head filbits. This is what I mainly use. I also use other brushes as well. Example not so often. For there I use a round brush. I use small round brushes. This is a probably a size one for more kind of details. This is a rigger brush to sign my name and that's about it or grasses of blade. This is a sword brush. And it's very similar to a dagger brush which is right here. The dagger brush is quite good for landscapes, doing mountains and things. And I use a sword brush for like fine hair on people's hair or something like that or for landscape. I use a fine detail for branches. Things like that but I don't use them very much. And these are fine brushes as well. Mainly for landscapes, for grass and things like that for foliage. So they're really secondary to the main brushes I use which are these ones here. I use these more than anything in the world. Short head filbit brushes are larger size. Long head filbit brushes are smaller size and flat brushes of all sizes from large to small as you can see. These are the main brushes I use. And I always get rosemary and coag because they're the brush brushes in the world. And they order on time and they get their beautifully packaged and when you get them the package like this and I just love them. So they're the brushes I use for my acrylic painting. So they're not brushes I recommend entirely. I'm just sport I do a short video on the brushes that I use. I'm not saying that that's what you should use. I'm just saying that's what I use. And the other brushes I use. So like this video, like, share, subscribe, bang the bell and catch you guys later.