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I just bought a bunch of Kolinsky Sables from Rosemary & Co. A friend of mine, Kiel West, introduced me to Rosemary's brushes. She's a woman in England who hand-makes all her brushes at a fraction of the cost of other manufacturers. Manufacturers who seem to have an inverse quality to price ratio of late - I'm looking at you, Windsor & Newton. This will be my first order. I can't recommend them from personal experience yet. She comes so highly recommended, and with prices so affordable, it's hard not to get excited. Just look at how much brush I got for so little dough: $118 for 16 Kolinsky brushes with shipping. Wowee. Unless these are the single most atypically useless Kolinsky Sable brushes ever made, that's a miniscule amount of money.
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I haven't submitted any photos. I guess I don't want free money.
Ray Frenden is a self-taught illustrator with a penchant for monsters and the macabre.
Drawing from a childhood weaned on horror comics, detective novels, trashy films, and retro sci-fi, his brush and ink work hearkens to an older era. That juxtaposition of old sensibilities for crafting line and a footing in current color and design trends make Ray’s work unique. |