Flat Brush: Not limited to creating only straight, thin lines, large broad strokes, and intricate details; they are also capable of applying even washes by covering large areas with paint or water.

Cat's Tongue Brush: Achieve large-scale blooming, thick and thin line painting. Press the brush in the opposite direction and match the thin lines, and you can draw the grass with one stroke.

Round Brush: It has a super sharp tip that can make very fine and tiny lines.

1. Large-size round brushes hold a lot more water and paint, it enables small-area smudging, as well as dot and thick line painting.

2. The small round brush is great for narrow lines and dots as it not only holds very little water due to the short bristles, but it also has a really fine point which is great for super- small details.

Figger Brush: It's used for lines and details. Compared to a regular small, round brush, line brushes, have extremely long bristles which makes it possible for them to hold a lot more water and paint. This means it gives you the ability to paint a long steady line in one go.