If Brusho gets on clothes, wash first with cold water until most of the paint has been removed, then wash with warm water and soap flakes. The fourth method is the one which gives you the most control because it is simply turning the powder into liquid paint. Ideal for card making, stencilling, scrap booking, water colour painting, design work, decorative effects on fabric e.

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

Made in the UK, the highly pigmented watercolour crystals react to water to create interesting watercolour effects.Brusho colours provide a good degree of lightfastness and all colours have a rating of between 4 and 6. When used like traditional watercolour colours, once dried you can lift colour out with a clean wet brush, or dampen then lift with a tissue, you can create blooms of texture by spraying water over dried or wet Brusho paint, or allow the paints to mix on the paper and run into each other. Of course you can now vary the strength of the paint to create different washes by adding more water.

Use clear wax crayons to let the white paper show through or try coloured wax crayons for a fun under-drawing. 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.Cass Art, Cass Art London and the Cass Art logo are trade marks and trade names of Art-Line Limited.

If you already use watercolour paints, then Brusho is a great medium for you to try, use it alone, or alongside you traditional watercolour paints. They will stain surfaces, clothes and hands as the tiny pigment particles can easily be airborne and land unintentionally where they are not wanted!During the manufacturing stage there is 100% no contamination once the raw materials are received in the factory.

Colours included: brilliant red, lemon, dark brown, purple, ultramarine, black, scarlet, orange, turquoise, yellow, leaf green and emerald green.

Here are my best answers and everything a new painter needs to know about the kind of watercolour paint that comes in tubes and pans. Dryad Education, the home of Specialist Crafts is a leading supplier of Art, Textiles, Design and Technology resources to educational establishments, students and artists worldwide. The colours are brilliant and transparent with unique qualities that make it a great medium for loose and impressionistic work. 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. p>The powder paint can be used in various ways: by sprinkling on wet paper, applying to dry paper and spraying, and mixing with water to create a watercolour paint.