Monday • May
5 • 5-6pm • FREE!
Denver Store • No
Registration Required • Seating
is Limited

Richard Escoda, son
of the Escoda Artist Brush company founder,
will be traveling
to Denver from Spain
to give a fascinating
demonstration on
the art of brushmaking.
You will be amazed as
Richard, an expert brushmaker, makes
a brush head from scratch and discusses
the manufacturing process. All beginning
and professional artists will find this
demonstration to be an insightful and
rare treat.
The Escoda family has been
making brushes for over 70 years.
Their
goal is to make the very best brush possible
for fine artists. Their consistent commitment
to excellence has earned the firm the
prestigious Quality Certificate UNE-EN-ISO
9001/00. This is a very rare and distinguished
achievement for art materials manufacturers
and further supports the belief by many
professionals that Escoda brushes are
the very best in the world.
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Each brush
head is made by hand, one at a time.
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Escoda
uses only brass ferrules plated with
nickel or 14-carat gold.
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An exclusive
triple crimp that permanently secures
each ferrule to every handle.
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Lightweight
handles never warp and are perfectly
balanced. Each has up to 5 layers of
transparent varnish. Most Escoda series
of brushes use dimensions common to one
another. This offers the artist a consistency
between series not often available in
brushes.
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Escoda “cures” each
brush with an exclusive process unknown
and unavailable to any other manufacturer.
This builds a memory into each brush
allowing it to keep its shape and enhance
the desired natural characteristics of
the fine hairs and synthetic filaments.
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