Matthew Palmer Lift Out Brush Set - Deluxe Set ( 3mm, 6mm & 13mm brushes)

Matthew Palmer Lift Out Brush Set - Deluxe Set ( 3mm, 6mm & 13mm brushes)

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'Lifting Out' is a technique known and used by many watercolour artists for adding highlights to a painting, but it can be hard to find a brush that is up to the job, especially for delicate effects.

Made from strong synthetic hairs, these brushes created by Matthew Palmer and the SAA, are perfect for all types of li…
'Lifting Out' is a technique known and used by many watercolour artists for adding highlights to a painting, but it can be hard to find a brush that is up to the job, especially for delicate effects.

Made from strong synthetic hairs, these brushes created by Matthew Palmer and the SAA, are perfect for all types of lifting out, enabling you to create stunning, subtle and sparkling highlights.

"For many years I have painted highlights by lifting them out, first using this technique for lifting subtle highlights out of a flower petal. This technique has been with me for many years and using the right brush is crucial. it's hard to find a good one, so I have designed the perfect brush for the job. This is an essential tool for all watercolour artists."
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I brought lift out set brushes could u tell me what way to use them do u put paint or to remove paint am not really sure ok?
Posted by wendy henry, Thursday, 21 December 2017 on product Matthew Palmer Lift Out Brush Set - Deluxe Set ( 3mm, 6mm & 13mm brushes)

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I brought lift out set brushes could u tell me what way to use them do u put paint or to remove paint am not really sure ok?

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  • Posted by Anita Pounder on Thursday, 21 December 2017

    Dear Wendy,

    These brushes are made from strong synthetic hairs which are perfect for lifting out. Lifting out is a technique where you remove the paint from the painting to create highlight. Using a clean brush, you can lift off the colour revealing the surface below. Some colours are more staining than others and will be more difficult to remove.

    To use these effectively, you should run the damp brush over the area which needs lifting. Try not to use the brush too wet. You can also use a piece of kitchen towel to help lift off by gently dapping over the area where you have used the lift off brush. Keep the lift off brush clean between each application.

    Happy Painting!

    2 people found this answer helpful.

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