Hi Milind Love your work. The brush is called a rigger because the old masters used to use a similar brush to paint the "rigging" in their paintings of old galleon ships. They would get a fine line and when the oil paint and varnish dried it would shrink and give an even finer line. regards Brian

This is truly amazing. I love watching the way you move each brush... great artist!

Brilliant as ever! Thanks for sharing your wonderful talent.

I started loving landscapes through the works of sir MILIND MULICK..

Beautiful! So fluid and full of energy and vibrancy.

I like your explanation of the use of a scale to further define an artwork! Lovely painting.

It's called a rigger brush because it was originally used to paint the rigging of sailing ships in water color.

খুব ভালো স্যার। আমি আপনার একজন ভক্ত

Thanks, this is my favorite from early school days books, refreshed my memories. I don't know why I love my memories

You are such an amazing artist , what materials do you use, paper, paint and brushes...

Milind sir,No words to describe how is it,be excellent

Thanks for the helpful demonstration. I'm a beginner, so this is a very useful video for people like me.

I like the way you move the brush

Sir it is awesome.....

Sir, it's called a "rigger"as it was used by oil painters to paint the many ropes ("rigging") on ship and nautical paintings. Also known as a "liner", although they are more dagger-shaped. Thank you for such a wonderful demo.

Do we need canvases for this kind of panting or art paper will work

Sir what are the number of brushes you use in every watercolours?

Sir ur explanation is easy to understand.

Great video for beginners

Verry nice demo.....thanx a lot...

I like this painting very much

नमस्कार सर, आनंद झाला तुमचे काम पाहुन। विजय चौधरी।

wud u pls tel me the brand of color and papper u use???

It's called a rigger because back when sailing ships were commonly used and so painted the brush was invented to paint fine rigging lines.

sir paper konsa use kar rahe hai

Hey milind its called a rigger because it was designed to paint the rigging of ships, back in the day when they had lots of ropes

Sir u are amazing

निव्वळ अप्रतिम!

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Can you give me a link to those brushes

what kind of brushes you have used in the painting sir

Let us know how to do make shading using acrylic colour

nice work..

Fine demo

Galing!

Biggest fan your sir

Very nice sir

Wisely😍

Wow good lesson

Very nice tips

It's so nice

Great

Which paper you use for water color paper. And which brand water color which brushes u sir. I bought few of ur books but there these informations are not available

Milind ‘Bob Ross’ Mulick 💙

1:41 put on captions: and this bush is gone as the country girl died on the way to school. xD

Even in ur books u havent mentioned about the paper or recommendation of watercolour brand

Nice

Sir pls do Make a video of paper and watercolour materials and where do we get it... Plsssssssssss

Great art work.fabulous.i think artists should support each other i just subscribe you

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