Reveal Brush Maker! Learn about Joseph Escoda watercolor brush maker from Spain.

Escoda watercolor brush maker from Spain is worth a visit. This company produces some of the highest-quality watercolor brushes on the market. Find out what the Escoda Ultimo brush is all about in this exclusive interview with the brush maker himself.
If you're interested in watercolor painting, then you need to check out the Escoda Ultimo brush maker from Spain. This company produces some of the highest-quality watercolor brushes on the market. In this exclusive interview, you'll discover what makes the Escoda Ultimo brush so special. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about one of the best watercolor brush makers on the market!
links:
Website: escoda.com/en/
Watch video of brush shapes made here with us, (Scroll down quarter of the way on the page):
www.gabrielstocktonfineart.com/
Buy travel sets here:
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Jar of soap:
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Amazon link for Bar brush soap:
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Guide for Care for your brushes:
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Escoda Catalog:
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[@janeosborne165]

So enjoyed listening to two humans who love their vocations.

[@naomiruthie]

I love this! How special they take their Art so serious. I love that it is a family thing and they don't bow to technology and new ideas but consider their work as a family tradition

[@docday3403]

I have spent a small fortune on very expensive brushes, most of which are very nice. Then hubby Biggus bought me Perla as part of my Christmas present and oh my gosh, I rarely use anything else since. I started painting when I had several joints from my right hand removed, other bones fused and a great deal of metalwork stuffed in there. It was my occupational therapy. Those big Perla brushes for even the smallest of details are fantastic for my disabled hand. I also like my versatils but not quite as much. And Mr Joseph is a delight. Thanks again for another brilliant interview.

[@nancypeplau9747]

Wonderful video! Somehow my Escoda brushes all of a sudden seem more precious. Thanks Joseph! Thanks Gabriel once again!

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Which brushes do you use of Escoda?

[@beckysmith6697]

Great interview. I think Joseph was in Italy last year at Fabriano. Really enjoying your videos.

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Yes, he and the team

[@loveandlife4222]

I really enjoyed watching this! About a year ago I bought an escoda reserva and an escoda versatil. I bought size 8 round travel brushes. I wanted to see which I would prefer and if I would like them. I tried versatil first and thought it was a very nice brush. Then I tried the reserva and oh my! It was the most amazing brush I’ve ever tried. I love it!! I am worried about being able to get them in the future now after this interview though. I only have two as they are quite expensive but I think I’d better buy a few more in case they are discontinued. The escoda reserva really is something very special!

[@emotionalsupportpaintbrush]

Do u know where I can try brushes? I have 2 Escoda travel but wanna try some others before I buy

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Artist & Craftsmans let me try them on a buddha board if I ask at the cashier desk.

[@naomiruthie]

Can you not raise the animal to harvest the hair humanly? I really love the natural brushes.

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

I don’t really have an answer for you other than my ancestors who were from the Indian tribe, black feet… men and women together would hunt buffalo, and everything was used from the buffalo, the meat, the hyde to even the ribs bones, but we live in a different time now don’t we?