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

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We also recommend some watercolour brushes to wet the paper and paint with BRUSHO and a misting bottle for creating dappling, running and bleeding effects.

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. Using Brusho colours is very similar to using watercolour paint, and most of the traditional watercolour painting techniques are exactly the same.She realised that not only did Brusho allow her to create images with a vibrancy unlike anything else, it also forced her to keep things loose and impressionistic – a style that has seen Joanne’s work sold in major high-street retailers and galleries across the UK. Available in an extensive range of exciting colours, they mix instantly with cold water to produce a painting medium that is renowned for its versatility. Colours included: brilliant red, lemon, dark brown, purple, ultramarine, black, scarlet, orange, turquoise, yellow, leaf green and emerald green. Colourcraft have developed Brusho SprinkleIT powders which will add sparkles and shimmers to any colourful artwork.

A pack of 12 brilliantly vivid, highly-pigmented pots of powdered watercolour crystals from Brusho in assorted colours. There are ste by step instructions, and illustations, that will guide you through a range of different technique. Below is a list of the extensive range of vibrant colours which are fully intermixable with each other. Of course you can now vary the strength of the paint to create different washes by adding more water. Because the pigment powder is so fine, some artists may wear a mask, especially if they suffer from respiratory problems.The Colours in this set are water-based, acid-free, non-toxic and can be easily mixed to make any shade under the rainbow! They forever change until dry and create a beautiful abstract background that I tend to then go back in and add my fineliner drawing on top. The mix I made up gave me enough dilute liquid to do two 8 x 10 paintings, two partial paintings, the chart, technique experiments, spill some, and still have half the liquid, afterwards. Newspaper is very absorbent so the dilute Brushos had little flow, but remained bright and transparent.

Then use your liquid masking fluid to retain the highlights on objects, stems or petals, and wait for it to dry. p>Brusho Crystal Colours are intense powder paints that are water-based, non-toxic, and easy to use.They are transparent and unpredictable - much like watercolour but even more surprising as you really never know what you are going to get. I tried tapping a small amount of the powder onto the dried paper and then spray misting and got a fun splatter effect. When applied to a wet paper surface, some of the composite colour mixed powders, disperse little bursts of rainbow flecks across your paper or fabric. Once you think of it like watercolour paint, there is really no limit to what you could paint with it. Brushos are also available in Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Cobalt blue, Crimson, Gamboge, Grey, Light Brown, Lime Green, Moss Green, Olive Green, Ostwald Blue, Ostwald Red, Prussian Blue, Rose Red, Sandstone, Scarlet, Sea Green, Sunburst Lemon, Terracotta, Vermilion, Violet, White, and Yellow Ochre.

Our extensive range has over 28,000 products, which are constantly tried and tested by our in-house experts, teachers, and artists. Don’t be alarmed though - even though the background is important, it doesn’t have to be complicated. That is until you realise that they are in fact a DYE BASED PRODUCT and therefore of no use to professional artists creating original fine artworks, because they are not archival. It’s cold-pressed but has a softer, more textured surface and no surface sizing, so it’s more absorbent. This set of 12 colours includes: Black, Brilliant Red, Dark Brown, Emerald Green, Leaf Green, Lemon, Orange, Purple, Scarlet, Turquoise, Ultramarine and Yellow.

Once you have pre-made your colours, they are then ready to intermix into different colours, you can create endless palettes of exciting colours for all your creative projects. Water-Soluble Wax pastels work in the same way as the Water Soluble pencils, apply before you use the Brusho inks, during or after, the choice is yours! Learn to use Brusho with Painting with Brusho by Joanna Boon Thomas, an easy-to-use guide on using the versatile ink powder. Inspiring creativity, we’re proud to support art and design education in all corners of the globe through events, sponsorship, and competitions. Seeing the appeal it would have to both complete beginners and experienced watercolourists, Joanne set up Brusho painting classes in her local area.