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Rubber Brushes

On an excursion a few days ago, I was out and saw some rubber brushes. I hadn't seen them before, had only heard of them (and for some reason, never consciously sought them out). But there they were, so I bought them. 
Why had I not picked them up before?
They are wonderful for that always awkward and finicky signature at the end when everything is so wet and thickly applied. 


I had read of two artists that used them, and now, I'm a third.


It actually makes my name legible once again.


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