PrincetonArtist Brush, Neptune Series 4750, Synthetic Squirrel Watercolor Paint Brush, Script Liner, Size 1

This is a great liner brush; delicate and responsive enough for small details. Since it is a synthetic squirrel, it holds plenty of water and pigments which is the critical feature for liner brushes. Princeton does an outstanding job of making inexpensive brushes that suit artists at any level.

High quality, easy to use and holds its shape

Does its job! I usually use Silver Brush Black Velvet brushes, which I adore, but I figured since a tiny size 1 rigger brush probably had like ten hairs, I could go with a synthetic brush and try out the Princeton Neptune line. Hairs definitely feel synthetic, but stubbornly keeps its point and draws fine lines and signatures like nobody's business. Only thing I might pick at is that it doesn't seem to hold a ton of paint, but again, it's like 10-20 hairs in total and so very tiny, so I wouldn't expect it to hold a bucket of water or anything. One extra perk of the Princeton Neptune brushes is that this is the most visually beautiful line of brushes I've ever seen, and I've browsed through a TON in various art stores.

I’ve been pleased with all Princeton brushes that I have ever purchased. They are excellent quality and they are reasonably priced. The only negative I had about this brush was when it came the bristles were bent off to the side. It’s not worth returning. I will make the best out of it.

Good brush

Holds water well; a better brush than I deserve.

The Princeton Neptunes series watercolor brushes hold a lot of water and pigment and snap back to shape. They are my go to brushes for watercolor.

Use in various pigment applications.