Round brush
Use for detail or apply pressure to make thick to thin lines.
Detail round brush
Best suited for precise strokes and detail work
Script liner
Great for scrollwork. Flowing thick to thin lines. Length of hair holds more paint than the liner.
Liner brush
Use for detail or continuous curved or straight lines. Vary thickness with pressure changes.
Flat/shader brush
Use for blocking in color, shading, blending, highlighting, and stroke work.
Bright brush
Use for short, controlled strokes.
Angled flat/shader brush
Use for tight shading and curved strokes. Great for painting petals.
Filbert brush
Use for blending soft edges.
Spotter brush
Use for fine detailing.
Fan brush
Used to create texture or smooth other brush strokes. Great for foliage.
Rigger brush
Use for producing fine lines with a consistent width.
Wash brush
Flat brush for laying down large areas of color or water.
Tight spot brush
Angled spotter for paint applications in space restricted areas.