The idiom having been explained, here's the picture of a broad paintbrush for, as TRomano mentioned, painting crude lines:
To see why it is broadbroad, here's the picture of a fine (thin in thickness) one for painting small details:
The idiom having been explained, here's the picture of a broad paintbrush for, as TRomano mentioned, painting crude lines:
To see why it is broad, here's the picture of a fine (thin in thickness) one for painting small details:
The idiom having been explained, here's the picture of a broad paintbrush for, as TRomano mentioned, painting crude lines:
To see why it is broad, here's the picture of a fine (thin in thickness) one for painting small details:
The idiom having been explained, here's athe picture of a broad paintbrush for, as TRomano mentioned, painting crude lines:
To see why it is broad, here's the picture of a fine (thin in thickness) one for painting small details:
The idiom having been explained, here's a picture of a broad paintbrush for, as TRomano mentioned, painting crude lines:
To see why it is broad, here's the picture of a fine (thin in thickness) one for painting small details:
The idiom having been explained, here's the picture of a broad paintbrush for, as TRomano mentioned, painting crude lines:
To see why it is broad, here's the picture of a fine (thin in thickness) one for painting small details: