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Brustro Professional Clarified Linseed Oil 100ml (75ml + 25ml Free)
- Extracted from linseed, it is a purified oil with a natural amber tint.
- Liquifies oil paints while retaining its original apperance. Dries faster than most other oils and adds body to paint.
- It is best to be used with dark or slow drying colours as it has a tendency to turn yellow over time.
- Excess usage should be avoided.
Doms Super Soft Tip Pastel Shades Brush Pen Set | 12 Pastel Shades + 1 Silver Shade + 1 Blender | Ideal for Doodling, Illustrations, Calligraphy, Artists, Studenst & Professioanls | Pack Of 1
- Super Smooth Tip to Create Thin, Medium & Bold Strokes.
- The inks are water based and do not dry out easily. Pen-style makes it convenient for students and early learners to go hassel free and not worrying about getting their hands and clothes dirty.
- Available in 13 Pastel Shades and comes with 1 Colourless Blender Pen to blend 2 or more Shades creating an Ombre Effect.
- These Brush Pens are Ideal for Illustraions, Doodling, Calligraphy and much more.
BRUSTRO Studio Gesso White 220ml
- A permanent flexible ready to use primer for canvas, board or even paper. It seals, protects, and gives a tooth to substrates to promote paint adhesion. Water-based and can be thinned down with water. (25%) , right white, Opaque, Water-based
- Suitable for creating a surface for both acrylic and oil paints. Flexible and can be applied in thin layers to get a variety of textures without cracking.
- Can be mixed with acrylic colours to produce a range of coloured grounds. For oil painting, seal the surface first with a sealant and apply three layers of gesso to avoid oil penetration.
- May be wet sanded and recoated to give a very flat finish.Can be brushed, rolled, trowelled or spray-applied.
