Callia® Dodo® Drybrush Synthetic Bristle Artist Brush

Callia® Dodo® Drybrush Synthetic Bristle Artist Brush

Name: Callia® Dodo® Drybrush Synthetic Bristle Artist Brush
Brand: Callia Artist Brushes
SKU: 1200AD-1/8
Price: 13.65 CAD
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The Callia® Dodo Drybrush is a blend of multi-diameter flagged tip bristle that is a must-have brush due to the range of techniques it can apply well. Drybrushing, foliage, soft fur and feathers...it can do it all!

Short Handle
Acrylic, Watercolor and Oil
Solid Brass, Gold-plated Ferrule

Callia® Artist Brushes are a balance of innovative synthetics and precise craftsmanship. Great for acrylic, oil and watercolor painting. The range of brushes containts premium synthetic sable, crimped wave synthetic, golden taklon and synthetic bristle.

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+ Description

The Dodo® Drybrush is a blend of flagged tip synthetic, the brush can be loaded fully and the paint will distributes evenly throughout the bristles for the application of heavy-bodied paint, including stippling or to create foliage and trees. The other application is to use the brush to drybrush. After fully loaded, wipe the brush on paper towel, leaving the surface of the filaments dry. Roughly apply color and create shading, highlights, fur and clouds...the possibilities are endless.

The Dodo drybrush is a blend of multi-diameter flagged tip bristle. The filaments are split at the tip, creating the additional ability to hold heavy-bodied paint or to drybrush by removing excess paint.

A perfectly balanced handle with six layers of filler, primer, paint and lacquer prevents water from penetrating to the wood. This ensures our handles resist cracking and increases the longevity of your brushes. We use solid brass ferrules which are crimped and meticulously inspected for shape and a scratch-free finish. We offer a fur-free promise, quality materials and tremendous care when designing and manufacturing our brushes!

+ Key Features

What Makes Callia® Exceptional:

Great for oil, acrylic and watercolor
Innovative synthetic blends
Solid Brass, Gold-plated Ferrue
100% Cruelty-free
Durable six-layered handle

+ Specifications

Handles

Crack-Resistant Technology

Callia is crafted from solid wood, balanced to perfection, and coated with six layers to prevent cracking. Cracking can cause discomfort, improper hand alignment, and damage to the brush. We work to ensure your tools stand the test of time.

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Vic Hollins

Vic Hollins is a professional illustrator and mixed-media artist based in Tucson, AZ. With a strong foundation in the arts, Vic holds a BFA degree with a specialization in illustration. Her artistic journey has been profoundly influenced by the captivating beauty of the desert, intricate patterns, and a vibrant color palette.

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