Studio Series Artist’s Paintbrush Set – 12 Brushes

Twelve brushes. Plenty of ways to move paint around.

The Studio Series Artist’s Paintbrush Set gives you a versatile collection of shapes and sizes for watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, and all the experimenting that happens in between.

With 12 different brushes, the set moves easily from fine lines and small details to broad strokes, washes, texture, blending, and expressive marks. Rounds, flats, filberts, a fan, dagger, angled shader, and flat rake give you room to explore what different brush shapes can actually do—not just collect twelve versions of essentially the same thing.

Soft nylon bristles hold their shape through painting and cleaning, while double-crimped ferrules and comfortable mid-length handles make these useful brushes to keep reaching for as your work changes.

Brushes Included

Rounds: #2, #6, #10

Angled shader: #14

Flats: #8, #14, #18

Flat rake: #14

Dagger: #14

Fan: #2

Filberts: #8, #14

Features

Set: 12 artist’s paintbrushes

Bristles: Soft nylon

Ferrules: Double-crimped for durability

Handles: Mid-length for comfortable control

Media: Suitable for watercolor, acrylic, and mixed media

Great for: Details, lines, washes, blending, texture, broad strokes, and experimenting with different brush techniques

Maker: Peter Pauper Press, Studio Series

Why We Love Them

A different brush really can change what happens on the page.

We like this set because it gives you enough variety to experiment. Try the fan brush for texture. See what happens when you turn a flat brush on its edge. Make tiny details with a round, then switch to something much larger and stop being so careful.

For someone building a first paint kit, it's a wonderfully broad place to start. For someone who already paints, it's a useful collection of shapes to have within reach.

Care

Before first use, wet the bristles to remove the protective sizing.

Rinse brushes regularly while painting to prevent paint from drying in the bristles. When you're finished, gently clean them with lukewarm water, reshape the bristles, and allow them to dry flat or bristles-up.

Don't leave brushes soaking in water, which can damage the bristles, ferrules, and handles over time.

About Peter Pauper Press

Peter Pauper Press is an independent, family-owned publisher that has been creating books and paper goods since 1928. What began with finely made books has grown to include journals, stationery, art materials, creative kits, and other thoughtfully designed tools for writing and making.

Their Studio Series focuses on approachable art materials and creative tools for artists, journalers, letterers, and curious beginners alike.