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

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It can be used by mixing directly into water or with simple sprinkle techniques, to stain wood, paper or fabric. It is a quick fun project that is also tremendously helpful in building the skills you need in your painting arsenal. Ingestion - In the event of accidental ingestion of the powder or the solution, wash mouth out with water, give water to drink. B rusho water-colour powder is an incredibly versatile and vibrant product which is completely non-toxic, and acid-free. It is recommended that you do use watercolour paper, especially if you prefer the wet on wet techniques.

You can simply sprinkle the powders over Brusho Crystal Colourand then, once spritzed with water, they will create amazing effects.

Using any of the above simple techniques you will have a glorious spread of vibrant colour in moments. The thickened coloured pigment can then be applied in glazes of colour, to change the original colour of a painting. When used as a painting medium on watercolour paper, it is advised that a high quality UV protective spray is used to prevent damage from, dust, dirt, humidity, ultraviolet radiation, smoke, scuffs and scratches.

Seeing the appeal it would have to both complete beginners and experienced watercolourists, Joanne set up Brusho painting classes in her local area. Because the pigment powder is so fine, some artists may wear a mask, especially if they suffer from respiratory problems. I keep a toothpick in my Brusho box to open up the hole if it becomes blocked, but I have seen push pins being used as a sort of permanent topper. I used waterbrushes throughout for ease of cleaning, and because I’m leery about using my watercolor brushes with inks.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. To make Brusho inks, all you need are some small 100ml spray bottles in which to decant a small amount of your pigment powder. Whilst Brusho powders are Non toxic and do not present any specific risk to health it is always worth taking precautions. 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.

The colours are brilliant and transparent with unique qualities that make it a great medium for loose and impressionistic work. For this reason “professional” paints include ratings of each colour’s permanence along with other relevant technical information. Dry Brusho powder can also be sprinkled on top of wet watercolour paint to create additional textures. This step by step tutorial will have you using tonal values in painting a watercolour swan with in less than an hour.

Brusho is unique in the sense that many of the effects you can achieve by using it cannot be replicated with any other media!

It lends itself well to a loose, expressive style and is much easier and faster to learn than traditional watercolour painting.

You can darken an existing colour, brighten or change its hue, simply by layering up one colour over another. Our extensive range has over 28,000 products, which are constantly tried and tested by our in-house experts, teachers, and artists. It can be used for a whole variety of artistic applications, from staining wood and card, creating fabric wall-hangings to making watercolour designs. I have the Assorted 12 Pack of Brusho Crystal Colours, so all my paintings are done using these colors – Leaf Green, Emerald Green, Turquoise, Scarlet, Brilliant Red, Purple, Yellow, Lemon, Orange, Ultra Marine, Dark Brown and Black.