03-31-2012, 09:20 AM
Lee must be very busy. I have sent emails about options, without much success. Maybe if everyone post what they have gotten I can see what his options are and go ahead and just tell him what to make instead of emails every few days.
I have seen this beautiful blue and a swirled jade that is beautiful!!
I have seen this beautiful blue and a swirled jade that is beautiful!!
04-01-2012, 06:46 AM
there is a reason the L7 threads are popping up everywhere, they are fantastic brushes and affordable for everyday people and look and feel amazing and perform wonderfully.
back to the L7, let's not turn this into another Simpson thread
i used my L7 today for the 3rd day in a row and again, WOW.
1 hair lost in 3 days, great backbone, soft and i do not find it to be a lather hog.
Lee has done a fine job with this one, and hopefully the OP is as happy with his as i am with mine.
love the colors he offers as well. great variety and choice for anyone's taste.
back to the L7, let's not turn this into another Simpson thread

i used my L7 today for the 3rd day in a row and again, WOW.
1 hair lost in 3 days, great backbone, soft and i do not find it to be a lather hog.
Lee has done a fine job with this one, and hopefully the OP is as happy with his as i am with mine.
love the colors he offers as well. great variety and choice for anyone's taste.
04-01-2012, 06:55 AM
Very nice looking brush, lovely shape, plus i'm liking the handle colour, but I draw the line with Simpson brushes comming out with colourful handles, lets just keep the classic appeal of less is more, tasteful and the typical UK reserved nature of these very british brushes, you dont need change for change sake.
Jamie.
Jamie.
04-01-2012, 07:18 AM
(04-01-2012, 06:55 AM)Jamie Mahoney Wrote: Very nice looking brush, lovely shape, plus i'm liking the handle colour, but I draw the line with Simpson brushes comming out with colourful handles, lets just keep the classic appeal of less is more, tasteful and the typical UK reserved nature of these very british brushes, you dont need change for change sake.
Jamie.
Jamie
Adding the bits of history as I said I would on the forum.....
Simpson made brushes with blue, green, red, silver, gold, chequered, striped handles from the 1930s right through to the 1980s.
Gary
04-01-2012, 07:37 AM
(04-01-2012, 07:18 AM)Gary Young Wrote:(04-01-2012, 06:55 AM)Jamie Mahoney Wrote: Very nice looking brush, lovely shape, plus i'm liking the handle colour, but I draw the line with Simpson brushes comming out with colourful handles, lets just keep the classic appeal of less is more, tasteful and the typical UK reserved nature of these very british brushes, you dont need change for change sake.
Jamie.
Jamie
Adding the bits of history as I said I would on the forum.....
Simpson made brushes with blue, green, red, silver, gold, chequered, striped handles from the 1930s right through to the 1980s.
Gary
You made a good point about the history Garry. Speaking of history, I guess Lee's making history now with his different handles and colours. They'll be considered history in future and their uniqueness will add value from collectable point of vew.
04-01-2012, 07:58 AM
(04-01-2012, 07:37 AM)edgerunner Wrote: You made a good point about the history Garry. Speaking of history, I guess Lee's making history now with his different handles and colours. They'll be considered history in future and their uniqueness will add value from collectable point of vew.
would that make it a "copy of a copy or a copy"?
![[Image: EVERYTHINBG%20IS%20A%20COPY%20OF%20A%20C..._thumb.jpg]](http://files.myopera.com/JanetB/albums/4437182/thumbs/EVERYTHINBG%20IS%20A%20COPY%20OF%20A%20COPY%20OF%20A%20COPY.gif_thumb.jpg)
i'm looking at a Psychadelic M&F for my next brush...maybe a nice big fat knot, 28-32mm in the T&H Woodstock material. i just haven't decided on a handle shape yet.
gotta mix it up every once in a while.
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