Bob Ross Brush Information

Bob Ross Landscape, Wildlife and Floral Brushes are professional quality brushes specially created to aid you in your Bob Ross painting using his famous wet-on-wet oil painting technique.

With so many brushes for so many types of painting it's easy to get confused. Below we have listed all of the types of Bob Ross painting brushes, what they are made of and what they are specially designed for whether it be landscapes, wildlife or floral painting.

Landscape Painting Brushes

Professional quality brushes that are great for use with oil or acrylic paints.

The background brush is very similar to the landscape brush. However, it is twice as wide as the landscape brush for fast background coverage. Made of natural hog hair.

The blender brush has a soft bristle for extra delicate blending and smoothing of the oil paint. It has a white paddle handle and seamless plated ferrule. Made out of white sheep hair.

Fan blender brushes come in two sizes. They have a long white wood handle and a plated ferrule. They are exceptional at painting and highlighting evergreen trees and foliage and for adding background mountains. Made out of natural hog hair.

The filbert brush has a long white wood handle with a plated ferrule. It's great for painting rocks, stones and highlights! Made out of bristle hair.

The landscape brush consists of an easy to hold long paddle handle and long flat hair. This brush is versatile and is great for any type of landscape painting. Made out of natural hog hair.

The oval brush has a brass plated ferrule and easy to hold handle. Made out of pure white bristle hair.

Designed by Bob Ross himself. You will find the Bob Ross palette knives to be larger and firmer than most other palette knives. They have a straight edge designed to make them easy to load with oil colors. Made with chrome blades.

The Bob Ross round foliage brushes have an easy to hold round wood handle and a 1" or 1/2" diameter bristle. They are made for painting trees, foothills and scenery. Made out of natural hog hair.

Use the Bob Ross script liner for fine detail work such as your signature at the bottom of the painting or for sweeping strokes. The script liner has a long hair bristle that can hold a large volume of paint.