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

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Inspiring creativity, we’re proud to support art and design education in all corners of the globe through events, sponsorship, and competitions. BRUSHO is a form of transparent watercolour available in an extensive range of exciting colours, supplied in small drums containing dry, crystalline powder. Even after many years of Brusho painting, new possibilities will still be found for this highly interesting product.

Red, Scarlet, Alizarin Crimson, Brilliant Red, Rose Red, Crimson, Purple, Violet, Prussian Blue, Ost. Of course you can now vary the strength of the paint to create different washes by adding more water. Brusho is safe for use with children but also used by professional artists - teachers and lecturers in art and craft. It's fun to use, beginner-friendly and ideal if you want to learn how to create very contemporary, very striking images to hang on your wall or even sell! Brusho powder can be applied dry onto dry paper by using a dry small brush dipped into the powder, or by sprinkling the powder out of the little hole previously made in the small drums.

If you are using Brusho to stain cloth it is worth noting that the colours are not fixable on fabric. It is a quick fun project that is also tremendously helpful in building the skills you need in your painting arsenal. Another technique would be to sprinkle your Brusho pigment powder onto dry paper then with a wet brush paint over your powder to create your painting. Towards the end of this Brusho techniques video I created an abstract floral just to explore the medium.

It can be used by mixing directly into water or with simple sprinkle techniques, to stain wood, paper or fabric. You will be able to produce a endless hues, tints and shades either by mixing, diluting or otherwise altering the concentration of the paint.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.

My cup runneth over with new curiosities I must try/have and now I can live vicariously through your reviews and the satisfaction you have trying them. The markings in the upper left seemed to need something, so I turned it into a tree and then I quit. 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.Because the pigment powder is so fine, some artists may wear a mask, especially if they suffer from respiratory problems.