Mont MarteArt Paint Brushes Set for Painting, 10 Variety of Brushes Types for Class, Kids, Artists- Nice Art Brushes for Acrylic Painting

I bought these brushes in 2017, and I’m still using them. They have really lasted, and I’m not super careful of my brushes. I’m ordering a second set now 8 years later bc I like the bigger brushes and I need a couple more. Outstanding set of brushes. Well worth the money!

There are a lot of one-star reviews here about fraying, loose bristles, etc, but they looked perfect right out of the package. So I immediately took mine into the studio for as severe a day's workout as I could put them through with acrylics, and they came through with flying colors. They held their edges and shapes even with scrubbing and they cleaned up perfectly, and believe me I am rough when cleaning a brush - i.e. much pulling. I examined the cleaning rags carefully and found zero bristles.I'm guessing the distributor might work with more than one factory and one of them should be blown up.Look, 90% of the time here you'll end up with 15 good Taklon brushes for little more than a dollar apiece, plus a well-made case that alone is worth the price you paid. Maybe ten percent of the time you'll pull the short straw. Those are odds I'm okay with, and there's always the return process.Meanwhile I'm ordering another set because I like to keep a warm and a cool color brush going at the same time.I do have to wonder if some of the unsatisfied people might not know how to treat a brush, especially a wood-handled one. Don't ever soak above the ferrule, dry in a horizontal position, don't leave them standing in water (clean them, or wrap bristles in a wet paper towel when taking a break).

I use these brush so much I like the handles on them the bristles and I like the way they clean up easy I look for brushes that clean up very easy and these do I can use them on anything from acrylic to gouache to watercolors to oils they are really nice and they clean up with a little bit of dish detergent believe it or not

I just started painting a couple months ago. After researching best value brush sets, I chose this one due to the brand reputation and the helpful naming of each type of brush -- so when Bob Ross would say to grab a Filbert, I'd know exactly what to do! This is a GREAT set for beginners who are following YouTube tutorials (or the excellent Will Kemp).These brushes clean easily in just water. I did leave the flat shader with paint (acrylic) on it for a week, which ruined it -- couldn't get the paint off with water or any of the cleaning supplies I had on hand.These brushes do not hold up well to repeatedly pressing and blending against their grain, a method of achieving seamless blending. Making little wiggling / whirling motions to blend has led to ragged edges and rattiness in a couple brushes. I wonder if higher quality brushes would deform this quickly? Still, all remain useable.Overall, these are a great budget buy that I do not regret. I just wonder how long they'll last.

I'm by no means an experienced artist, but I cannot find anything to not like about these. They are very sturdy and work well with both acrylics and watercolor. I did not clean my brushes well enough the other night when I was working with acrylic. Many of the brushes (not all from this set) that I had been using had dried paint on them the next day. The brushes from this set were the most forgiving and cleaned up perfectly. All of them have retained their shape through several uses in the hands of an inexperienced painter. I find their length to be perfect; they don't feel travel-sized although they are quite compact. They are easy to handle and unlike longer brushes, they never topple out of my water container.Also when they arrived the product packaging was different than I expected, but a little nicer (not glamorous or anything) than I expected.

I have more than 600 brushes, some of them are expensive and some are cheap, but I did not like brushes like these brushes After a lot of searching, I did not find them in Amazon or Google, I started panicking lol but I remembered the name of the company that makes them, so I found them in Amazon. I hope they do not stop manufacturing them because they are my favorite for now I bought three sets and I still have three of the previous ones, but they are used. Thank you very much Mont Mart Studio hust to be more clear Im talking about black long 11 inches handle

This is such a steal for the price! I've been a painter/artist for a while and always struggle to find decent brushes (plus a bonus case!) for less than $50. Based on how often I use brushes and the work that I do, I needed a brand that would last a while but that could be replaced easily without spending a ton of money. This is the perfect product for that. The long handles are perfect for oil painting (and in general) and the brushes themselves have a great shine and snap. Plus, the case that comes with it is super handy. I would definitely recommend this to someone who needs products as frequently as I do or for a beginner that doesn't want to shell out a ton of money!

They seem okay but really strong / odd smellAlmost as if they had already been painted with and cleaned of ittrying to keep them infront of a fan to air out before gifting