Princeton Select Artiste, Series 3750, Paint Brush for Acrylic, Watercolor and Oil, Petite Round, 5/0

Princeton Select Artiste, Series 3750, Paint Brush for Acrylic, Watercolor and Oil, Petite Round, 5/0

$ 5.68

Score By Feature

Based on 172 ratings

Easy to use

9.70

Sheerness

9.80

Value for money

9.68

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Product Description

SELECT ARTISTE BRUSHES ARE PRINCETON'S BEST-SELLING BRUSHES - Select Artiste brushes are ideal for all of your arts and crafts needs, whether you're painting with acrylic, oil, or watercolor. On nearly any surface, you can now experiment with traditional and cutting-edge techniques.

ELEGANTLY DESIGNED - Our brushes have satin-finished jewel-tone blue handles and silver ferrules, making them as attractive to look at as they are to use.

MULTIPLE FILAMENT TYPES - Different paintbrush styles require different filament types. We use a variety of synthetic hair to create our bristles.

LONG-LASTING

THE MOST COMPLETE SET - Select Artiste brushes come in 29 different shapes and 108 different styles, including flats, shaders, rounds, fan, daggers, filberts, washes, and liners, among others.

Selected User Reviews For Princeton Select Artiste, Series 3750, Paint Brush for Acrylic, Watercolor and Oil, Petite Round, 5/0

Okay, I'm not a huge fan of this brush

4/5

To be honest, I don't see any difference between this single brush and the similar brushes that came in a 15-piece set that I purchased. They hold the same amount of paint, apply it with the same ease, and clean up the same way. I figured that if I bought just one "good" brush, I'd be able to achieve some sort of miraculous result. I'm going to look for a more expensive brush, which means more than $20 for a single brush, and see if that makes a difference. I'm not unhappy with the brushes I'm using; I'm just curious as to whether more expensive brushes are better. Let's see how things turn out. I actually ruined one of these brushes by leaving it in my water tray overnight and not realizing it, so it didn't keep its shape. If you need a brush of this size but don't want to invest in a large set, this brush is a good option.

Capri WHITTAKER

| Sep 20, 2021

Brushes that I use the most

5/5

I finally found Princeton Select brushes after using more types of brushes than I'd like to admit. The 20/0 is my preferred fit. This brush is ideal for painting small cells in PBNs, which I do. In addition, the shorter handle makes it much easier for me to paint. Extras are always on hand in my house!.

Braylon Wheeler

| Jul 13, 2021

Love it, love it, love it, love it, love it, love it, love This miniature paint brush line is my absolute favorite

5/5

I tried as many as I could before settling on the one that worked best for me. I also like that they have a few sizes that no one else does, and while they are a little pricey for a single brush, they will last a long time if properly cared for, making them a great value in my opinion.

Brinley Tran

| Feb 28, 2021

This is an excellent brush

5/5

This is ideal for my paint-by-number canvases.

Phoenix Meyers

| Oct 22, 2021

For me, this is a crucial brush

5/5

Use on a regular basis. With my acrylics, it's working out beautifully for small, detailed work.

Luna Jennings

| Dec 04, 2021

Brush

5/5

This is a fantastic brush. I began painting by numbers, which is ideal for small spaces.

Robert Moon

| Jan 19, 2021

The brushes from Princeton are fantastic

5/5

Princeton brushes are fantastic, and I own a few. The 'petite' series is one of my favorites because the handle is a little thicker and easier to hold for long periods of time, and the small detail brushes are ideal for working in small spaces. And who doesn't like a cheerful blue? I'm sure I'll keep using them.