Most aren't... But the expensive ones are

But not the cheap ones you get on dollar store. They are fully automated, barely checked and not good quality or sophisticated like this. These are very costly and used by very professional and expensive artists.

Check out the making of series 7 brushes. 9 masters past down the craft

No wonder they're so expensive.

with human woman hair 😳

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Other people do, it changes based on where it was released and some channels have different narrators.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/asyGrNaGt5_HZ2w.html my art channel🤗

@@ToeDontKnow That's interesting

Hah

Yeah I just get synthetic wolf hair. Cheap but enduring. Been using then since 2017

I have custom handmade brushes crafted from the pubes of Mussolini.

12 yr old acc tho

more like bobross!!!! :)

It’s the same, just cheaper materials and more than likely less or non existent quality control

It may be the complete opposite, get a bunch of random hairs, put it in the metal tube, cut it and glue it to the stick, just judging off the really cheap ones made in china

@@Lacroix999 that´s it, quality is the key and cheap ones are not handmade

@@plentyoflife I’m sure they are hand made, just probably done so in China

Wouldn’t last a half hour..... with the ladies ;)

Yeah, that's what brought me here too. Any luck with it?

I wanna do that too. I had really good hair back in 2012 and still have some locks saved. Would love to turn it into brushes just for the memories.

For watercolor?

Parden ive used the same brushes for watercolour, acrylic and oil i really Do Not Care

@@garfieldmethodactor8614 same though

Man, I like getting fresh brushes, and I trim the stray hairs in the old ones to try and maintain it's shape. But they loose their spring so eventually to have that feedback from the paint and canvas they need to be replaced. Hell, in Asia they have a big ceremony every year to destroy the last year's brushes, and they get a bunch of new ones.

@@garfieldmethodactor8614 ohh same heree

Me too

And I.

you can use glue with water too, it works well.

@@enin6001 thank you. I shall try it.

Me,🙁

Acrylic brushes are actually the cheapest ones out there. Next is oil, then watercolor ones. Acrylic ones get beat on with the medium of acrylic being basically plastic. Next being oil, they need to be sturdy enough to hold the thick heavy bodied paint of oils and solvents when working with oils. Watercolor is a more delicate medium with no harsh binders or solvents, but the hairs need to be able to hold just the right amount of water and pigments to make them flow easily. The materials they’re made of need to be able to acquire that process in the right manner which is harder to do with nylon. Technology is getting better to be able to make them in vegan materials now to be able to function properly for the medium as needed. Watercolor being of the more expensive mediums, it’s no wonder why the brushes needed are also more expensive as well since they need to be better brushes to get good quality results from them. When painting in watercolor, the paint dries faster and you need the right amount of water on your paper to do so. Getting the right amount on your brush helps a lot so you’re not constantly back and forth with the water and/or pigments before it dries. In most cases, you want a super thirsty brush to do the job. These brushes shown here are for watercolor.

Thats cool

Wow you must be a sad lonely person if you feel the need to tell the internet things like that. Go meet a real person then you can tell them things that happen to you.

@@BigButtocks967 you must be in a lot of pain to deflect your judgment and criticism onto people you don't know. Whatever happened to you is ok, you're not alone and there are people out there who will listen and who you can talk to. Best of luck.

Did you ever find out????

@@apersononyoutube4971 Well I have an idea... I live in a very large house which has been divided into 12 apartments; I'm guessing the mice have their own little infrastructure building nicely connecting some of them. I think the hole is very small and is behind the heating board in in the bathroom; if so, I'm thinking they ran out of energy and hurt themselves trying to squeeze through and died when it finally got loose.

Of course not, they look for dead ones :)

Yeah.

Yes, always. Disgusting practice.

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It took me a bit to find an actual answer. Some sites said they were farmed and shaved, sable is very expensive. But this video mentions them being hunted: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLGhmaZhqp6Wl4k.html