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Mokei : Model making (clay, diorama etc) /
Painting tools ( brush etc )
Brush " Namura " standard brush / 1pc
- Material : Goat hair (bulu kambing)
- Ini adalah kuas yang di jadikan standard untuk pemula yang belajar melukis.
Selain untuk melukis , juga sering di pakai di bidang craft lainnya, untuk memberi warna, atau aplikasi di bidang industri.
Buatan Jepang, di buat oleh Namura Taisheido, yang punya sejarah cukup lama dalam pembuatan berbagai macam kuas.
- Flat brush
Flat brushes have a slightly wide, flat base and a tip made of quality sheep wool trimmed in a straight line. They are used to lay down a flat wash over a relatively wide area.
They come in various widths, ranging from size 0 (approx. 0.5 cm) to around size 10 (approx. 3.5 cm). The types of hair used are soft luster wool (from the base of the sheep’s tail) and prime quality wool.
A good flat brush will have a neatly aligned tip with no gaps and be firm enough to allow the paint to be applied smoothly on to a surface.
Flat brushes are wider than coloring brushes and narrower than paint brushes. Because of their better moisture and paint holding properties, they enable the artist to use even, regular strokes. They can also be used to create a variety of expressions by tapping gently with the brush tip, or using the edge and moving the brush sideways to draw narrow lines
- Menso fude
Menso fude is for drawing thin lines, making it a good brush for drawing delicate lines and for the occasional application of detailed coloring.
Made from Horse hair mixed with fox hair.
- Saishiki brush
Coloring brushes in Japanese art are round painting brushes capable of full-textured pigmenting. Artists can use them freely for purposes ranging from applying delicate colors to making bold strokes on wide surfaces. They are thus widely used in a variety of fields, including watercolor painting and design.
- kumadori brushes
also known as bokashi brushes, to create bleed effects in ink or paint. Unlike other brushes, artists do not directly apply paint with a kumadori brush. Rather, they load the brush with water and apply it to still-wet paint to create bleed effects.
Made from mixed of horse hair, and goat hair and deear hair (called akayamauma). Akayamauma brushes are short and very elastic. As the brush is designed to bleed paint, the head has a characteristic thick, round shape rather than a pointed tip like other brushes. Artists load the brush with water to create beautiful, streak-less bleed effects. Bleeding and contrast expression techniques in Japanese painting are called “kumadori.” There are several kumadori techniques, such as bleeding one side of a painted line (kata-bokashi), bleeding the outside lines of a painted area (sotokuma), and creating a bleed effect with a color lighter than the base (terikuma). These techniques emphasize form and spatiality and create decorative effects.
- Clean the brush after use by rinsing well in tap water or warm water and removing excess water. Dry the brush on a dry towel in a well-ventilated area not exposed to direct sunlight. Avoid drying the brush with the tip facing up, as water can accumulate at the base and damage the brush.
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