A 10-brush long-handle oil set designed with Ali Ghassan for confident landscape and studio painting.
This set is shaped by the needs of an oil and landscape painter, so it is likely to favour brushes that support broad passages, controlled structure, and confident studio handling. With 10 long-handle brushes, the set is aimed at painters who work on canvas and want a purposeful selection that can handle block-in, blending, edge control, and finishing work. The collaboration with Ali Ghassan suggests a practical artist-led approach rather than a generic assortment.
Long handles are an important part of the appeal. They suit easel painting, support a more open arm movement, and help the painter judge composition from a distance. For landscape work especially, that can be a real advantage. A 10-brush set also gives enough variety to support different stages of a painting without becoming unwieldy. Compared with buying individual brushes, the set offers a more cohesive and professionally oriented toolkit, with the value coming from its curated, artist-informed shape selection.
What makes this brush special
The set should feel studio-ready, balanced, and versatile. Long handles are intended for oil painting and give the painter comfortable reach at the easel. The brush mix is likely to cover a range of practical tasks rather than a single speciality. Overall, it should feel like a painter’s working set: dependable, broad in use, and built for repeated studio sessions.
Medium compatibility
Oil
Acrylic
Best with properly thinned acrylics, especially for detail and glazing.
Great for
Oil and landscape painting at the easel.
Artists who want a medium-sized studio brush kit.
Block-in, shaping, and controlled finishing work.
Technique & use
General Painting
Less ideal for
Watercolour or miniature painting.
Buyers who only need one or two brushes.
Set contents coming soon — we're documenting every brush in this collection.
How to care for your brush
Long-handle oil brushes need regular, thorough cleaning to stay in good condition. Wipe excess paint out first, then clean with the appropriate solvent or brush cleaner, followed by soap and water if needed. Avoid leaving the brushes soaking, and do not use very hot water. Reshape flats and rounds after cleaning so they keep their intended working edge. Because the set is designed for studio use, store it dry in a way that protects both the bristles and the long handles. A brush case, rack, or wrap is ideal. Good storage will help preserve the set’s performance and keep the shapes consistent.
