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Willow Wolfe Callia Mixed Media Brushes - Liner
Willow Wolfe Callia Mixed Media Brushes - Liner
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Willow Wolfe Callia - Liner
The Callia Liner has a gradual taper and extremely fine point. The liner is great for delicate work such as outlines, small details, lettering and long continuous lines.
The liner brush shape and blend allows colour and paint to hold in the belly and flow evenly from the tip. Created with Willow Wolfe's Cultured Synthetic, the filaments are etched to create microscopic pockets for colour to aborb into, creating a smooth, controlled release of colour.
About Callia Artist Paint Brushes
Callia Artist Paint Brushes are a balance of innovative synthetics and precise craftsmanship. Callia Brushes are designed for acrylic, oil and watercolour painting with premium synthetic kolinsky sable, synthetic bristle and golden Taklon.
A perfectly balanced handle with six layers of filler, primer, paint and lacquer prevents water from penetrating to the wood. This ensures the handles resist cracking and increases the longevity of your brushes. Callia Brushes have crimped solid brass ferrules and are meticulously inspected for shape and a scratch-free finish. Willow Wolfe offers a fur-free promise, quality materials and tremendous care when designing and manufacturing brushes!
SKU:WIL1200L200
Customers praised this liner brush for detailing work, describing it as "sharp and stiff" with excellent paint capacity. Shoppers appreciated the control it provides for fine lines and small detail work. All reviews were positive, highlighting its effectiveness for precision painting tasks.
- Sharp and stiff. Great for small detailing and holds a lot of paint.
- Very nice to use. Good control for fine lines.
- Great brush! Been needing one of these for awhile.
Love the brush. Sharp and stiff. Great for small detailing and holds a lot of paint.
Very nice to use. Good control for fine lines.
Great brush! Been needing one of these for awhile. Thanks to the store clerk who pointed it out for me.