TRANSON10pcs Fine Detail Miniature Art Painting Brush Set for Acrylic Watercolor Craft Rock Face Painting

I bought these out of frustration with an inked art piece requiring detail work too small for the dozens of brushes I had on hand. I am happy to say, problem solved with these fine little brushes. Although they were not expensive, they are good quality. The brush hairs are soft and come to beautiful points. The handles are comfortable and feel good in the hand—not too fat, not too slim. I am very careful when cleaning my brushes so they will last a long time. I have used them only with ink so far, but no loose hairs on my work. Good value for a great product.

These paint brushes are good quality, last a long time and are idea for painting small details on model kits

First, these are truly detail brushes. If you're anything like myself you've had the frustration of buying detail brushes online only to receive massive brushes. This set has been incredible, the sizes are as follows:20/0 short20/0 short liner10/0 short liner5/0 short liner5/0 standard0 short liner They came in a reusable plastic envelop. Each brush has a sleeve. The triangle handle is comfortable for long paint sessions. It has a long brass ferule which works well for protecting the handle while cleaning. The bristles are well set and I haven't noticed any shedding as of yet. I'll update if I do.Use: I work in acrylic paint doing highly detailed paintings, such as 1/4'' birds and individual blades of grass. These brushes have been great for most of my basic work. Although I have a smaller brush for the truly tiny work.Yes, I would highly recommend this set. They would be great for both beginners and pros alike. Happy painting.

Love the great sizes and the shape of the handles. I use them for rock painting and also on paint by number kits. They work extremely well. This is my second purchase. They last very well but I'm a bit rough on taking care of my paintbrushes. Overall, great product and well worth the price!

they weren't the sizes I thought they were, but the smallest ones work on my paint by number canvases. They are easy to hold but the bristles tend to fan out. I try not to push on them to prevent that.