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BrandNomad Brush
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Technical Details
- A beautiful hand crafted brush stylus
- The brush tip is 0.7" long, and is a blend of natural and synthetic fibers.
- This Nomad Brush brush features a walnut and carbon handle.
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Product Description
The original Nomad Brush Long Tip is a beautiful hand crafted brush stylus for the iPad or other touch-screen tablet.
This Nomad Brush brush features a walnut and carbon handle. The soft ferrule grip will never scratch your screen and is comfortable to hold. The brush tip is 0.7" long, and is a blend of natural and synthetic fibers.
The team at Nomad Brush have married traditional brush making techniques with modern materials to provide you the perfect tool for creating on your iPad and other touchscreen devices.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
When I first got a glimpse of the Nomad Brush products I was quickly excited. A brush for your iPad and in theory your iPhone and iPod touch. But definitely your iPad, seemed to me, an amazing idea
By no means is the brush a new concept, but for the iPad it is. A variety of designs are available with brushes designed for children, a brush designed specifically for your iPhone and iPod touch but the brushes we have are the Compose series. These appear to be the flagship Nomad Brush at present and they are very stylish. The classy hand crafted aluminium frame feels great in the hand and I haven't got a clue to what the bristles are made out of, but it's a very clever inductive material.
The Compose is unique in having two bristle tips which are interchangeable onto either end of the brush. Both differ from one another, included is a long tip and a glide tip, this tip has very small bristles.
Currently we all use painting and drawing Apps on the iPad with our fingers and maybe a stylus. And a quick YouTube search for 'painting iPad' will gather some amazing results of people using iPads to draw incredible pieces of art using just their fingers. A stylus on the other hand might be great for drawing but painting needs to be done by a brush.
Painting with the Nomad brush is so much more satisfying compared to using your finger or a stylus. I personally prefer painting to writing with a pen or pencil, a brush seems very intuitive and something which won't go away for a long time. So it's quite well suited towards the iPad. Nomad recommend I try a selection of painting Apps which I did. The ones I downloaded were ArtRage, Zen Brush and Brushes. All very different Apps, giving very different results but all had one thing in common which was that they worked superbly well with the Nomad Brushes. It really felt as if I was painting and I got some terrific bits of art completed in the process.
The iPad screen doesn't have any issues detecting the bristles. You can quite lightly press against the screen while painting and it tracks every movement happily with either one of the interchangeable bristles. When painting the brush glides along the glossy iPad screen making it even more satisfying to use. The combo works a flawlessly and of course will work to use your iPad with certain functionalities such as swiping and selecting. But it also worked rather too well with Angry Birds and Cut the Rope.
My verdict is that it doesn't matter whether your an artist who paints for a living or just a doodler, if you like what you see, definitely pick yourself up a Nomad Brush. The superb build, topped with luxurious style and great functionality make this an excellent product. Plus you don't have to wash your brush after your done painting.
By no means is the brush a new concept, but for the iPad it is. A variety of designs are available with brushes designed for children, a brush designed specifically for your iPhone and iPod touch but the brushes we have are the Compose series. These appear to be the flagship Nomad Brush at present and they are very stylish. The classy hand crafted aluminium frame feels great in the hand and I haven't got a clue to what the bristles are made out of, but it's a very clever inductive material.
The Compose is unique in having two bristle tips which are interchangeable onto either end of the brush. Both differ from one another, included is a long tip and a glide tip, this tip has very small bristles.
Currently we all use painting and drawing Apps on the iPad with our fingers and maybe a stylus. And a quick YouTube search for 'painting iPad' will gather some amazing results of people using iPads to draw incredible pieces of art using just their fingers. A stylus on the other hand might be great for drawing but painting needs to be done by a brush.
Painting with the Nomad brush is so much more satisfying compared to using your finger or a stylus. I personally prefer painting to writing with a pen or pencil, a brush seems very intuitive and something which won't go away for a long time. So it's quite well suited towards the iPad. Nomad recommend I try a selection of painting Apps which I did. The ones I downloaded were ArtRage, Zen Brush and Brushes. All very different Apps, giving very different results but all had one thing in common which was that they worked superbly well with the Nomad Brushes. It really felt as if I was painting and I got some terrific bits of art completed in the process.
The iPad screen doesn't have any issues detecting the bristles. You can quite lightly press against the screen while painting and it tracks every movement happily with either one of the interchangeable bristles. When painting the brush glides along the glossy iPad screen making it even more satisfying to use. The combo works a flawlessly and of course will work to use your iPad with certain functionalities such as swiping and selecting. But it also worked rather too well with Angry Birds and Cut the Rope.
My verdict is that it doesn't matter whether your an artist who paints for a living or just a doodler, if you like what you see, definitely pick yourself up a Nomad Brush. The superb build, topped with luxurious style and great functionality make this an excellent product. Plus you don't have to wash your brush after your done painting.
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a must have for all serious ipad paint programmes, easy to use, well balanced and very responsive. A joy to use.
