Colour Shapers

Newest Review: ... but if you have one it could be useful for mixing paint or drawing straight lines. **SIZES** All the Colour Shapers come ... more

... in five sizes (0, 2, 6, 10, 16). I have found a problem with availability of the full range, particularly the larger sizes. I’ve only found sizes 2 and 6 in WHSmiths, and had to go to an independent art shop in town (um… Edinburgh, I mean) to get anything else. Personally, I find the 0 and 2 a bit small for anything other than very fine detail, and even then I use the size 6 more often. For larger areas, bigger is better (steady on, girl!!) Again, I can’t recommend the websi ...more

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Colour Shapers (961 words)
by - written on 06/08/01 (Very useful, 150 readings)
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Colour Shapers Have you ever seen these strange, plastic-y things beside the paintbrushes in a shop like WHSmiths? I used to wonder what they were, until one day I stumbled across the Colour Shapers website (www.colourshaper.com). I can’t recommend this site enough, to anyone with an interest – it has plenty of product information, tips and examples of artwork created using the shapers. So, what are they? Colour Shapers are art tools, much like paintbrushes, but with shaped silicon tips instead of bristles. They can be used for a variety of purposes. **MEDIA** OIL/ACRYLICS I think Colour Shapers are most useful ... Read the complete review