Basic brusho techniques - how to use colourcraft brusho crystals
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- In this video, I explain how I use colourcraft brusho colour in my artworks. If you have any questions about brusho, please email or message me. If you would like to see examples of my brusho artworks, you can see some in my gallery at my website www.callylawson.co.uk
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Love this!
Spray bottle! Genius! I never thought of that. Thank you 😊
Love using brusho in my artwork
Brushos are great. I like the black colour because it contain so many different colours with it. And I like the random-ness of them. It makes me feel like I'm a great artist lol!!!
+Poppy Fields Hi, thanks for watching. Yes the black is lovely, have you tried the grey? It separates in a similar way with lots of subtle tones. Glad you are enjoying using brusho, they are great fun ☺
Thanks for replying. I haven't . . . I didn't even know that I had grey!!! I will definitely try it now. Thanks.
Enjoy :)
Just bought brush - thank you for explaining how to use it
+Marigold Odkin Thanks for watching Marigold, have fun with your brusho 😀
I've honestly never heard of Brusho before... Almost seems like 'powdered water colours' ... I'm going to have to get some and try it out! Thank you for the instruction. :)
Thanks for watching. It is a dye and very different to watercolour to work with, but lots of fun! 🙂
I want to try these. Should I get just red,yellow, aand blue?
Thanks for watching Amanda. The three primaries are a good place to start. Ultramarine is a nice blue, the Lemon is a good yellow and I like Alizarin red. I would also highly recommend the Grey. Enjoy your painting 🙂🎨
Tku
Interesting video, someone suggested mixing brusho with pva
Hi Michelle, thanks for watching. I haven't tried that myself. However as both pva and brusho are water soluble that should work well. Maybe you could use it as a thinly coloured glaze too.
Thank you for this helpful video. May I ask if you've tried making & keeping a palette of mixed colors of the Brushos? If so, I'd appreciate any thoughts or suggestions on that. Wishing you a lovely day. :o)
Hi, thanks for watching ☺ I did have a go at making a palette using the thickener in this video ruclips.net/video/yVPqbGqhRYY/видео.html However, I don't really use it as I tend to sprinkle my brushos rather than painting with them. The palette worked Ok, but I think more powder was needed in the initial mix to make the colours stronger.
Thank---I had no idea there was a thickener! Off to watch your linked video. :o)
have you used brushos to impregnate watercolour paper to make a travel pallette? am doing some trials and it seems to work x
Thanks for watching. No I haven't tried that. I did make a palette from brusho using the thickener, creating a mix of brusho and thickener and leaving it to dry. However when I travel I like to take my watercolour paints. Have fun with your brusho experiments 🎨☺
What colours do you recommend to start with? You seem to have quite a few in your box there.
Hi Griselda, thanks for watching. That's a difficult question as we all have our own favourite colours. However I would recommend the three primaries of blue, yellow and red. I especially like the Ultramarine blue and the Sunburst Lemon. I would also get either black or grey as they are beautiful when the colours separate. I don't particularly like the Violet, it us quite dull. Hope that helps, enjoy your brusho ☺🎨
Cally... This is a great tutorial... "Thank YOU" for sharing this... I need to ask you this before I invest in the Brusho ... What is the difference between this and regular watercolor? .... From what I see the Brusho is intense colors... If you had your preference, of watercolors paints... would you just use Brusho? I just feel it has more depth than plain watercolors... I Paint Watercolor paintings and Greeting Cards... so these questions are for business purposes rather than just "Painting" around... ;) ... again, "Thank you" for your great tutorial... ;)
+Judi Christopher The big difference is the way that the pigments separate with the brushos into different colours. They are bright, but they are also a dye so don't lift off the paper like watercolours do. I use Artist quality watercolours which are true to their colours when you replace them, with brushos the same colours aren't always a match. So it really depends on the style of the cards, if you want them to be subtle or realistic I would stick to watercolour. However if you want them to be bright, imaginary or cartoon like you could try some brusho. If you don't want to invest in a whole set to begin with, you can buy individual pots. I hope that helps. Many thanks for watching ☺
"Thank YOU" ... this information helped a lot... ;)
+Judi Christopher You're welcome ☺
Are you using watercolour card?
Hi Albert, thanks for watching. I use watercolour paper for Brusho. I prefer a hot pressed paper. I sometimes also use mixed media paper.
Cally Lawson thanks
Are you a Lancashire lass? 🤗
Yes, well guessed! I live on Lancashire / Cumbria border 🙂
Lol ! I'm Cathy but use my boyfriends RUclips as I don't have an account. My mom is originally from Blackburn but immigrated in 1956 to Canada so that's where I was born and raised. Most of my relatives still live in Lancashire but outside Blackburn. I have spent a lot of time in Lancashire and I just love the people and the countryside. I'm 52 years old and in my teens and twenties I had an absolute ball partying around Blackburn and Accrington. Lol
My husband and his family are from Blackburn as well 🙂 We are very lucky, lovely part of the world to live.
@@nickelvins8272 I live in great Harwood nr Blackburn, that's cool😁