Rosemary & Co Series 230 — Synthetic Rigger/Liner
Rosemary & Co Series 230 — Synthetic Rigger/Liner
- Material
- Synthetic (Synthetic)
- Shape
- Rigger/Liner
- Handle
- Short
- Vegan
- Yes
- Best for
- Watercolour, Acrylic, Gouache
An extra-fine synthetic mini rigger for precise lines, hair, and detail work.
What makes this brush special
This brush feels crisp rather than plush. The synthetic fibre gives it a defined spring, so it rebounds quickly after a stroke and helps keep lines narrow and controlled. It does not hold as much paint as a natural-hair rigger, but it releases paint predictably, which is useful when tracking long, thin marks. The short handle keeps the brush balanced close to the hand, which suits close-up hobby work.
Medium compatibility
Smooth flow for washes, controlled lines and fine points.
Best with properly thinned acrylics, especially for detail and glazing.
Handles opaque water-based paint when thinned to a brush-friendly consistency.
Great for
- Fine line work on miniatures, including hair, straps, cables, and panel lines.
- Small controlled marks in watercolour, gouache, or acrylic detailing.
- Hobby painters who want a vegan alternative to sable riggers.
Technique & use
- Detail Work
- Lining
Less ideal for
- Large washes or broad coverage, because the tip is built for precision rather than capacity.
- Heavy-body paint straight from the tube, which can overpower the tip.
Size chart coming soon — variant dimensions not yet populated for this series.
How to care for your brush
Rinse promptly after use with clean lukewarm water, then wash gently with a mild brush soap or artist brush cleaner. Avoid hot water, which can weaken the ferrule adhesive over time, and do not leave the tip standing in water. Reshape the point after cleaning and store the brush flat or upright with the bristles dry and protected. Although it is synthetic and more forgiving than sable, avoid harsh solvents unless the brush is specifically being used for solvent-compatible mediums.
