Brusho by Colourcraft BRU85000 Crystal Colour Assorted Pack of 12 Colours, 15 g

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You can alter and manipulate colours just by layering additional washes of colour over your original work, creating interesting effects.

The colours will dissolve into each other beautifully and for the extra texture apply the powder over the damp paper.Once you have opened your box of Brusho powders you can use them by breaking the tabs and opening their lids or by punching a little hole in the top of the lid to allow a more controlled distribution of the fine powders. This step by step tutorial will have you using tonal values in painting a watercolour swan with in less than an hour. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The markings in the upper left seemed to need something, so I turned it into a tree and then I quit.

Dry Brusho powder can also be sprinkled on top of wet watercolour paint to create additional textures. After the paint had dried, I removed the wrap and re-wet some areas, sprinkling darker colors into the wet.When I place this onto my dampened watercolour paper and sprinkle a small amount on it, I am left with an array of multiple pigments such as warm browns, darker browns, yellows, and even a tad of red! You might have to blow a few of the errant particles into your damp shape as it can be quite tricky to be accurate with the fine watercolour brusho powder. This Brusho Paint Crystals Set contains 12 x 15g pots of incredibly pigmented and versatile watercolour ink powder in assorted colours. If you use a clean damp paintbrush to activate the Brusho you have sprinkled on the page you will find a more uniform spread of colour. The colours are a transparent, highly-pigmented watercolour ink that comes packed in small drums which contain the dry, crystalline powder.

Traditional watercolour painting can be stressful at times; there are lots of opportunities for the painting to go wrong. However, if the pigments are lightly spritzed with water or the powder dropped onto a wet surface, the separate pigments which make up the colour appear.

Red, Scarlet, Alizarin Crimson, Brilliant Red, Rose Red, Crimson, Purple, Violet, Prussian Blue, Ost. Then use your liquid masking fluid to retain the highlights on objects, stems or petals, and wait for it to dry. Ideal for use on canvases, watercolour paper, and for creative journaling, greeting cards, gift tags, scrapbooking, mixed media projects, interior design/home decor projects. Use a little atomiser/spray bottle to spritz a little water over the sprinkled Brusho powder and watch it leap to life.

Brusho Powder can be used to create many different techniques by sprinkling on wet paper, applying to dry paper and spraying, and mixing with water to create a watercolour paint. It’s cold-pressed but has a softer, more textured surface and no surface sizing, so it’s more absorbent. I used waterbrushes throughout for ease of cleaning, and because I’m leery about using my watercolor brushes with inks.Brusho is unique in the sense that many of the effects you can achieve by using it cannot be replicated with any other media! She first began experimenting with this little-known paint medium 4 years ago and instantly fell in love with its unpredictable, eye-catching properties. The powder can be shaken directly from the container onto damp paper, mixed with water and brushed on, sprayed or misted.