Available in two unique styles: Catalyst Wedges are ergonomically designed to fit in your hand allowing a direct interaction with your work. Catalyst Blades are mounted on artist brush handles offering a blend of tradition and innovation.
Designed for use with heavy-bodied paints, Catalyst is at home with oils, acrylics, and water-miscible oils. Because they are heat-resistant, they excel with encaustics. Artists are using them with plaster, clay, and even frosting. Made of FDA-approved silicone, Catalyst Blades and Wedges are great for food crafting.
Clean-up is a breeze with Catalyst Blades and Wedges. The silicone is easy to wipe clean and is solvent resistant. Clean up in most cases can be done with mild soap and water. Dried paint can be peeled off the silicone surface. Catalyst blades can even be separated from their wood handles for cleaning and easily replaced when dry.
The Ivory Range are 100% Synthetic and Vegan Friendly.
They are great for Oils, Gouache, Acrylics and Watermixable Oils.
The Ivory is synthetic bristle at its best, a cross between the feel of nylon and hog bristle.
The rigger shape is similar to a round but with much longer hair, also referred to as a “script” of “liner” brush.
The Ivory Range are 100% Synthetic and Vegan Friendly.
They are great for Oils, Gouache, Acrylics and Watermixable Oils.
The Ivory is synthetic bristle at its best, a cross between the feel of nylon and hog bristle.
The rigger shape is similar to a round but with much longer hair, also referred to as a “script” of “liner” brush.
The Ivory Range are 100% Synthetic and Vegan Friendly.
They are great for Oils, Gouache, Acrylics and Watermixable Oils.
The Ivory is synthetic bristle at its best, a cross between the feel of nylon and hog bristle.
The rigger shape is similar to a round but with much longer hair, also referred to as a “script” of “liner” brush.
The Ivory Range are 100% Synthetic and Vegan Friendly.
They are great for Oils, Gouache, Acrylics and Watermixable Oils.
The Ivory is synthetic bristle at its best, a cross between the feel of nylon and hog bristle.
The rigger shape is similar to a round but with much longer hair, also referred to as a “script” of “liner” brush.
