History of the Brush
Jackson Li has given many hands on workshops on brush making to artists throughout the Unites States, Europe, South America, Canada, Australia and China.
Jackson uses various hairs from goats, water buffalo, squirrel, deer tail and pig to combine them with found objects, wood, bone, bamboo, palm bark and roots to create real works of art that also serves as a functional tool for the artist. Jackson has made very special brushes for ceramic artists and potters to use with under and over glaze applications. Other brushes serve the artist in slip application, calligraphy and water colour painting.
1 – Roster Fur with Bamboo
$55
2 – Goat & Pig hair on Driftwood
$30
3- Goat & Pig hair on Bamboo
$30
4 – Goat Hair with Driftwood
$70
5- Goat Hair & Bucktail on Bamboo
$35
6 – Lamb hair on Bamboo
$25
7 – Goat Hair & Pig hair on Bamboo
$38
8 – Goat Hair & Bucktail on Bamboo
$32
9 – Rooster Feather on Driftwood
$40
10 – Turkey Fur on Oak Wood
$50
11 – Black Squirrel on Drift Wood
$50
12 – Bucktail on Driftwood
$40
13 – Bucktail on Bamboo
$55
14 – Lamb fur on Wood
$25
15 – Goar Hair & Pig hair On Driftwood
$30
16 – Boar Hair On Bamboo
$35
17 – Goat Hair on Drift Wood
$30
19 – Rooster Fur On Bamboo
$50
20 – Rooster Fur On Black Bamboo
$40
21 – Goat Hair & Pig hair On Driftwood
$25
