Just wondering, what brushes would you recommend for better dry brushing. I am still new to the painting thing.
Thanks
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I bought a set of Army Painter dry brushes. They come highly recommended. There are video reviews on YouTube…..
I have heard that eye makeup brushes make excellent dry brushes. Has anyone tried them?
We recommend any soft-bristle brushes, preferably cheap or inexpensive ones as dry-brushing is very hard on brushes, so once the brush is beyond its usefulness you can simply throw it away and get a new one. You can usually find packs of cheap soft-bristle brushes in a variety of sizes at most big box or hobby stores.