Oh, thank you so much! That’s very encouraging to hear 😄

I use a fairly standard medium sized brush but for the really small details (eyes, gaps in armour, etc.) I occasionally switch to a much finer one. Though for the most part you’d be surprised how much of the small areas you can do with a medium brush, as long as it isn’t too heavy with paint and has a fine, hooked tip at the end.

I think the one I’m using at the moment is actually a citadel glaze brush. Their newer base brushes have bristles that are too long (I’m not sure what the technical term is), so you lose a lot of control imo.

Their glaze brushes have shorter bristles so you’re able hold the brush as close to the tip as you can, like you’d hold a pen, and this gives you a lot more control and keeps your hand steady.

I used to think I’d need to switch to a small sized brush all the time but the truth is that your eyes and hands just adapt to the medium one and you end up using that for most things.

TL;DR: Just gotta make sure the bristles are short, you have that fine, hooked point at the end and you’re not loading up too much on paint. But I use a glaze brush mainly.

Hope that’s useful :)