Paint Brush Milan round No. 2 Series 101 by Milan — artist's round brush size 2

Round paint brush Milan Series 101, size No. 2, is an artist’s tool intended for fine detail work in painting and craft projects. The brush features a tapered round tip that enables controlled strokes and precise lines, suitable for watercolor, acrylic and tempera depending on paint compatibility. Its compact size and balanced handle make it convenient for hobbyists, students and studio artists who require accuracy in outlining and small-scale painting tasks.

Advantages

The round shape and tapered point provide accuracy for thin lines, dots and delicate details without compromising paint flow. The brush’s size No. 2 offers a balance between control and paint-holding capacity, allowing for repeated fine strokes before reloading. The handle length and weight distribution are designed for steady hand positioning during detailed work.

Suitable for

• Fine detail painting in watercolor, acrylic and tempera
• Outline work and small-area fills
• Model painting, miniatures and illustration details
• School projects, hobby crafts and touch-up tasks

Key specifications

• Brush type: round, tapered tip
• Size: No. 2 (small detail brush)
• Compatible media: watercolor, acrylic, tempera (depending on paint formulation)
• Intended use: detail, outlining, controlled strokes
• Handle: short to medium length for precision

How to use

Dip the brush lightly into the paint and remove excess on the palette to maintain a fine point. Use the tip for thin lines and rotate the brush subtly between strokes to preserve the tapered shape. For even coverage on small areas, load the belly of the brush and apply with controlled pressure; for finer lines, use only the very tip. After use, rinse thoroughly with appropriate solvent or water according to paint type and reshape the tip before drying horizontally or with the tip up to prevent water from loosening the ferrule.

Usage recommendations

Store the brush with the tip protected to avoid flattening; clean promptly after each session and avoid prolonged soaking to extend bristle life. Match brush choice to paint viscosity and surface: thinner media benefit from lighter loads and finer control, while heavier-bodied paints may require more frequent cleaning to maintain the point.